This must be the first time ever a sequel has actually managed to ruin the previous film. I'm referring to the sweet hot tub scene in the first movie, where Peter waits patiently for Lara Jean, not knowing whether she is coming or not, but not giving up on her. He was perfect throughout the first movie, and made my mid-30s self go all dreamy over a teen romcom. This sequel ruined that, by revealing that Peter was waiting for Gen instead, and had totally given up on chasing Lara Jean. In typical guy fashion, he just settled for her as she arrived before Gen, and that's what their relationship is then based on. I don't know if that is Netflix's fault, or the writers, as I haven't read the books, but for me it ruined the first movie, which up to this point was the sweetest movie on Netflix.

On top of this, Peter was horrible throughout the whole movie. We find out that he takes LJ to the same restaurant he always took Gen, he doesn't bother to serenade LJ on valentines day, like he used to with Gen, he keeps talking to Gen behind LJ's back (although we find out why),and when LJ breaks up with him over all the heartache, he doesn't bother to fight for her; there is just a really disappointing, silent, aquarium scene where she gives the necklace Peter got her back to him. To be honest, if I hadn't seen the first movie and loved it, I would be saying 'who on earth is this guy?' and rooting for John Ambrose.

I'm so disappointed, because not only was this film rubbish, but I won't be able to watch the first movie in the same way again, knowing what a player Peter really was. Romance has completely died. Honestly. Way to go, Netflix.

Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor) is now dating Peter (Noah Centineo). Life is fine until John Ambrose McClaren sends a reply to Lara Jean's love letter. It's a crush from 6th grade. When she volunteers at an old age home for school work, she discovers that John Ambrose has also volunteered. She befriends sassy senior Stormy (Holland Taylor) and struggles with a love triangle.

In a way, this movie upends a basic rom-com premise by creating so many problems with her romance with Peter and injecting the seemingly perfect John Ambrose. It is such an overwhelming imbalance towards John Ambrose that it needs a big trump card to play for Peter. It almost achieves it but I still don't buy their compatibility. Whenever I think that Lara Jean does something stupid, she admits to it. Whenever I think that she makes a wrong choice, she owns up to it. I do like that but it does not excuse it. This is a problematic couple. I don't think that she fits with him but that may be more real in a way. Maybe something will happen in the third movie and I await for it.

Well compared first and second part it was very bland,lame and not tasty. They had pretty creative plot at first part and it lead to success. At sequel main idea isn't something to make a movie of. Yeah, one of the boy, that you loved, gets your letter(very late somehow) and you're trying to build film of it? Nah, the only scene of the movie I loved was conflict(if we can call it like that) because it was very awkward and cringe everything else was too romance,fairytale,pink for me. They've pushed too much to create movie of nothing so the result is something about nothing also.