Dania Zaid – Google

Fun to watch and witty. For a moment I wished I knew this movie before and watched it. But I just found out it existed thanks to Netflix. I never been that huge fan of Rachel McAdams but she did a great job. Every actor fit so perfectly well and by the end you do feel like you were part of their story, and a family like what they say at the end. It's refreshing to me and I recommend it to everyone who are seeking light comedy, something reminiscing about the good old past which is not that past past.

For a movie talking about teenagers, it's safe to say that the movie shows depth to the diabolical questions that youth pose while growing up. Lara Jean posed real tough questions about love, relationships, the past, the future, the losses and the gains. And she was able to uncover the most with wisdom, patience and strength. Which is something that is rarely portrayed by teenagers in movies nowadays. So it's very nice and admirable for the movie to talk about such characters. The one thing that I hated which to me ruined the movie is how when Peter and LJ met in the field trip after the break up, when she asked him if he needed his necklace back and he said yes and he took it. That was totally wrong as a gift should be the true possession of whom you gave the gift to but not yours. This was so bad to teach. Other than that, not a bad movie I think.