To All The Boys: Always And Forever

 

To All The Boys: Always And Forever is a final installment of the To All The Boys trilogy, based off of the novels of the same name. It follows Lara Jean and Peter as they plan their futures together post high school while trying to navigate all the bumps that come with life after senior year.

This was another great acting performance from Lana Candor, who reprised her role as Lara Jean, and one of the better performances from Noah Centineo, who reprised his role as Peter. I thought he gave a lot more range and emotion this time around. As always the two actors had great chemistry together which really makes you want to root for them.

The plot was realistic, easy to follow and toward the end really gives you the feels. The character development was strong for the leads so it was easy to connect to their story. As far as the rest of the casting, they could have dug deeper, but I did appreciate the continued focus on diversity.

The editing with odd at times with the cartoonish backdrops. I'm not sure what the inspiration was for that, as they didn't do it in any of the other films.

To All The Boys: Always And Forever was in a sense a farewell letter to the fans. It provided a good amount of nostalgia mixed with a solid progression of this love story. An enjoyable and super cute wrap up of the trilogy.