To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You
Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): February 12, 2020 CRITIC SCORE DISTRIBUTION
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Mixed or average reviews based on 17 Critic Reviews
Positive:
6
Mixed:
9
Negative:
2
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60
EmpireBen TravisFeb 14, 2020
It’s not quite as fresh or fun as the first film, but P.S. I Still Love You still has plenty to love about it – not least another loveable performance from Lana Condor. Read full review
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Los Angeles TimesKatie WalshFeb 13, 2020
The real draw to the “To All The Boys” cinematic universe is the connection between Condor and Centineo, who have intoxicating chemistry, keeping things interesting as “P.S. I Still Love You” ambles to its inevitable conclusion. They bring the charm, but one wishes it had a more exciting movie to support it. Read full review
60
The GuardianAnn LeeFeb 11, 2020
To All the Boys: PS I Still Love You doesn’t quite match its predecessor for heart fizzing romance – the first film dealt sensitively with loss and grief – but it’s just as entertaining and charming anchored by a supremely likable central performance from Condor. Read full review
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VoxConstance GradyFeb 10, 2020
As she was in To All the Boys, Condor is the beating heart of this movie, and her performance as Lara Jean is deceptively complex. Lara Jean has to be simultaneously a nerdy introvert and badass cool chick, but Condor makes both sides feel equally present and equally real. Read full review
50
New York Magazine (Vulture)Alison WillmoreFeb 13, 2020
Chemistry is nothing to sniff at, but P.S. I Still Love You does come awfully close to arguing itself out of its central romance. Read full review
50
Movie NationRoger MooreFeb 11, 2020
This movie plays like the middle picture in a trilogy — a romance in a holding pattern. The arguments are realistic but inserted as mere plot requirements. Read full review
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San Francisco ChronicleMick LaSalleFeb 10, 2020
It’s not for people in the midst of their teen years, but for kids who are right on the edge of that social, hormonal discombobulation and are anticipating it with fear and dread. If “To All the Boys” gives courage and reassurance to apprehensive preteens — and is there any other kind? — then it will have served its public service. Still, as a movie, as entertainment … eh, it’s OK. Read full review
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VarietyPeter DebrugeFeb 10, 2020
The trouble with “P.S. I Still Love You” is that nearly all the reasons that Lara Jean makes such a refreshingly different romantic lead are contained in the earlier film, and here, she’s reduced to a version of the passive Disney princess, trying to decide between two dudes who both think she’s swell. Read full review
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The New York TimesAmy NicholsonFeb 11, 2020
To the director Michael Fimognari’s credit, "P.S. I Still Love You” doesn’t condescend to Lara Jean’s dilemma even as her choices deserve popcorn pelted at the screen. Yet, he’s content with a product that seems beamed in from a staticky old channel. Read full review
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