To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You

Picking up where the original left off with endearing characters and believable relationships, To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You furthers the series' status in the teen movie canon.

Es gringe muchos chinches y la reacción es tan plana y el interés amoroso es plano y Vieja es carismático pero es peor de la franquicia es mala l9s personajes son regulares es un 4 de 10

Such a good cute movie! A must see. Good storyline

Peter is put through a ringer in a very good way.

Honestly reviewing this movie, I would say it's an okay one. I really did enjoy the story itself but the movie just felt a bit too slow. It took me 4 watchings to get through it all because I kept getting bored at certain points. The movie is filled with cliches and it is, sadly, ultra predictable at times. Also, why exactly is it always the same cliche of the girl in a fancy dress going down the stairs with the guy waiting at the bottom? Has the guy never been late or waited on the couch in the living room or was simply busy when she climbs down the stairs? If you've watched the first movie, which was really great, I'd recommend watching this too. On its own, however, I'm not sure it's worth it.

I thought the sequel was good and kept the story interesting overall, but not as good as the original

This is one of those movies that fall into the category of the second movie not being good compared to the first. The third movie should have been the sequel and that's it. It's not a terrible movie, just kind of the same as the first with nothing new.

At time point I don't get why they even make a new film, it's the same story with the same people in different places. :/

Lara Jean is back and is now officially with her hunky boyfriend from the first film. However, enter a new handsome stranger who comes across another letter, romantic comedy high jinks ensue. It's all super predictable and formulaic, but it's also sweet and pretty irresistible. I also love that the romantic lead of the film is played by an Asian actress and that it's not a plot point either, which is rather novel and not often seen in TV or film. On a related note, I also get equally excited when I see Asian characters who are bullies or jerks (like Reggie on "Riverdale"), since Asian characters are usually nerds or some variation of Long Duk Dong from "Sixteen Candles." But back to this film, even if it has zero surprises, it's movie comfort food. If you liked the first film you'll very likely enjoy P.S. I Still Love You.

I thought for the genre it was done quite well and I enjoyed it.