Whatever Happens After Happily Ever After? (To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You)

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What happens after happily ever after? Especially when it's a really good teen rom com based on an awesome book. Well I guess you'll find out when you watch To All The Boys P.S. I Still Love You. Lara Jean and Peter return for another heartwarming/heartbreaking adventure filled with cliche romance and tiny references to the 80's rom-coms.

To All The Boys 2 takes place shortly after its predecessor that took the world by storm. Lara Jean and Peter are together and everything is just perfect... until it isn't when dear old John Ambrose McClaren unexpectedly drops into the picture. With a few other subplots throughout, this sequel romantic sequel may not have the same magic as the first movie had but it's still good. Fans of the book (like myself) will be very happy and all we have to do is wait one more year or less till the third and final installment of this infectious franchise is released. 



The cast was amazing. Lana Condor is the star and she deserves to be. Noah Centineo continues to melt our hearts as Peter Kavinsky, the sensitive jock. Jordan Fisher as John Ambrose was spot on and can't wait to see more of him. Like the books, Gen was given more story to empathise with. Also the addition of Ross Butler made me love the movie more. How could I forget the soundtrack? The soundtrack captures movie perfectly as I'm listening to it right now (highlights Crashing by ILLENIUM and Moral of The Story by Ashe)
So.. whether you're single or exclusively unavailable for Valentine's Day this week, don't forget to catch To All The Boys P.S. I Still Love You. I'm rating the movie a 7.5/10 because I still love the first one more.


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