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

Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): February 12, 2020

5.4	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 47 Ratings

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aynksFeb 12, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie is awful. Pretty plain and simple. From the script, the acting, the soundtrack, the shots, etc. It is hard to put it into words. This "Rom-Com" felt more cringe-worthy from it's uneventful and lazy ideas when trying to sound comedic. With all that to say, I'll start with the very few positives that circulates in the movie.

Peter's character seems to be someone to root for throughout the movie (although his acting can maybe pursue the opposite). LJ's role was not terrible, but she seemed to be the driving force for the movies potential.
The aesthetic was well done in some factors. The color schemes were not off in most spots, but overall, it can be seen as a positive.
Some may disagree, but there is areas of unpredictability in the movie as well.

Alright, now the negatives... fasten your seatbelts for this one...

The plot was absolutely horrendous in every way possible. As LJ's love for Peter continues to grow, she forgets about Ambrose, who sends her a letter back (finally), and she seems to already fall in love with him before she even reads the letter. This was a pitfall and the ultimate reason why this movie is awful. LJ is portrayed as an awful person who just jumps around from Ambrose and Peter, but blames Peter for making a mistake in the end of the film. It is just a messy pile of trash that is never settled until the last 30 seconds of the movie.
Also, Ambrose's character is never developed. He is just seen as a really creepy guy that can't stop thinking about an 11-year-old LJ, which is just ugly. I mean, all he talks about was 6th grade with LJ!
Another issue is the shots... the SAME shots... with the SAME type of music... EVERY TRANSITION...
Did someone just fly a drone across a highway or street and play some dummy version of soft dance music? That is what it seemed like.
Not worth discussing the acting, it was just bad. The script was just bad. Worst of all was the END.
How does she go from making out with Ambrose to just realizing that Peter is the one? And then leaves him in the dust only to find her true love one minute later who so happens to be walking in. Then they make out and viola! Wow, that is laughable. She just proved herself that she cannot be in a sustainable relationship, but just dumped Peter the previous day for being with the other girl. Something doesn't match up. Hopefully in the third movie Peter finds out she just made out with the creepy guy two minutes prior... Maybe that will cause another destructive rabbit trail that leads to the same ending.

Don't watch it. It ain't worth your time.… Expand

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KatanaVoidFeb 14, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. "To all the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You" is an absolute show of despicable acting, horrible directing, and an awful and cliche-filled script.

The plot is horrendous; When LJ gets the letters from Ambrose (which she had already forgotten about), she falls in love with him even before reading the letter! This way LJ just looks like this absolutely horrible person that jumps from making out with Peter to making out with Ambrose and then all the way back to Peter on that absolute horrible, bad-acted, predictable ending.

Another big problem is the shots of the movie. The editing is one of the worst I've seen in years. The transition scenes are always the same, the camera moves on the street, and soft-dance music plays.

Don't watch it, you've got better stuff to do.… Expand

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MrpictureFeb 12, 2020

A pointless sequel, in which you will dislike the characters of the original to a point, you really don´t care if they get a happy ending.

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nikozikoFeb 13, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Fam this **** lowkey ass like it's just ass homie it's just ass bruh like dawg dis **** aaaaaaasss… Expand

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ChloePebblesFeb 13, 2020

Didn't love part 1, but still thought it was a decent movie. This second part is not though. For the most, the movie plays more like a Music Video than a movie, with constant 2 min long clips accompanied by cheesy on-the-nose song choicesDidn't love part 1, but still thought it was a decent movie. This second part is not though. For the most, the movie plays more like a Music Video than a movie, with constant 2 min long clips accompanied by cheesy on-the-nose song choices following each other one after one. The character of the male lead also seems strangely unlikable in this movie compared to the first, and makes bad or rude decisions that he doesn't get called out for or manages to redeem himself for. Which makes the love triangle agonizing to watch, because you would usually want to root for the original characters in a sequel.… Expand

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