I liked it. I have watched it a couple of times and I giggle each time.

Sherlock Gnomes was as average of a sequel as you can find. There wasn't anything very special about it, not much to look back on. It was just very average. Sherlock Gnomes took the average success of Gnomeo and Juliet and combined that with the actual success of Sherlock Holmes and just smashed the two together. Very similar to Lego video games. They just change the way that the same exact movie is presented. Due to this, they are banking on the success and fanbase of the original movie to go and see this adaptation. Sherlock Gnomes was an average interpretation at best. There were some good Sherlock Holmes moments, but everything between was bland and uneventful. Pair all of this with an art style and quality that wasn't the highest, and you get a low budget, low success, average movie. Expect more cheap gnome knock-offs.

My daughter, 5, didn't understand what was going on in this cartoon. I was also quite underwhelmed - not the type of a cartoon that appeals to both kids and adults. This is morea type that appeals to no one...

This is the kind of movie that doesn't know who it's for and where it wants to go. Instead it's a collection of random segments that seem ill-fitted and held together by thin threads to make a film. After the initial Sherlock Gnomes pun, the movie didn't really seem to know where to go. A breif visit by the owners (now couple) of the gnomes in the original film tells us that they have moved the setting to London and need to set up their garden. Thne gnomes, led by Gnomeo and Juliet, take it upon them to fix the garden. This sets up some forced drama about men and women, and who needs the other and who can do what. All and all Gnomeo and Juliet has a quarrel and also all the gnomes have been kidnapped. Sherlock is now on the case, followed by the constantly belittled Watson. And the obvious set up for the intire film. What then follows is some sort of hunt for clues that is boring and dragged out. Studios desperate pandering to chineese audinces made this film include a long useless section in china-town and rambling on chineese culture. The all white cast of the first film prbably met som critique so another useless segment was shoehorned in, this time with Mary J Blige phoning it in as a barbie. With a musical number and more "women are better than men" chatter. We are then met with some sort of finale, but with a twist anyone with eyes saw comming. Then another everlong segment regardig a bridge.. At this point I dosed off.Making a sequel after 7 years can be a good or a bad thing, in this case the movie is just so bland you just don't care. Gone are the interesting characters and Shakespear-puns, it have all been replaced with fart-jokes and whiny relationship drama. It's not fun enough for kids, and not interesting enough for adults. I don't know who it's for. Maybe gnomes? You'd be better off watching the first film and skip this one.