To All the Boys: Always and Forever

To All the Boys: Always and Forever_360P

ffffg

To All the Boys: Always and Forever-1080P

To All the Boys: Always and Forever-720P

To All the Boys: Always and Forever-480P

source: To All the Boys: Always and Forever

It's a nice romantic movie. But why.. is everything.. and I mean everything... blue, yellow or pink? Once you notice it.. can't be unseen...

The first film in the franchise wasn't anything groundbreaking, but still felt fresh. The second installment was, in my opinion, a major downgrade, particularly in terms of character development. Now we have come to the conclusion of the trilogy, and a movie that feels just like a hundred teen romance dramas that have come before it. The main criticism is that this movie doesn't implement anything that hasn't been done before. Really, from the second the plot of the movie becomes apparent, anyone who has ever seen a movie will be able to guess what happens. It's a simple story of 'girl loves boy, but girl receives a huge opportunity that forces her to choose between her own life and her relationship'. Some standard awkward situations follow, that could as always be so easily avoided if the characters possessed even a lick of common sense. The couple breaks up, realizes they do still love each other, and eventually decide to try and work things out. Doesn't that sound familiar? The saving grace of the movie are still its characters however. Lara Jean is a charming, kind and positive spirit, while Peter distinguishes himself as a supportive and caring boyfriend. The Covey family dynamic, and their Korean roots, are fleshed out even further, and deservedly so. It's the little interactions between the characters that give the movie most of its charm. The actors do a fine job, and the cinematography and camerawork deserve some applause as well. The humor in the film is fine, but also feels derivative of other teen comedies. All in all, this movie is by no means the worst of its kind. It has its moments and several positive aspects, but it falls flat in simply providing nothing that original or new to the genre or movies in particular.

Condor's performance was as always charismatic. Honestly,the movie didn't disappoint me. I didn't expect too much so I got wt I expected. It's a good way to end the trilogy. What makes this trilogy different from other cliche rom-coms is the soundtrack and definitely the cinematography. It's surreal and the direction has a feel good vibe in it. Overall if you enjoyed watching the other two parts, you'll probably enjoy this one.

A pseudo-romantic teen movie. An unnecessary sequel. It ends and starts where it begins. With zero originality and creativity of the plot. It is about the couple who have to decide to stay together or separate now that they are going to college. Even High school musical looks more decent next to this movie. Generic. Forced. Quality. Light performances that go along the same lines, although it tries to present more mature characters, it does not succeed, although they are larger, they are totally wrong. That sets the bad example to the adolescents and pre-adolescents to whom it is directed. Talk about being possessive in relationships, being the toxic people in the relationship. In the false idea of pesesion throughout the movie. Sexualized in jokes and references. Avoidable. It addresses nothing and leads nowhere.