From the preview of the second part, the treasure songs I Like Me Better and Nobody Compares to you put me into the plot, and I feel that every frame is just right. Especially after John fell down on Lara, he asked her: Do you know who i am?---john Ambrose McClaren. Coupled with the rendering of the BGM, wow, it is absolutely beautiful. As a Vloger myself, I know the difficulty of every card point and the joy of finishing the production. I feel that this drama is very attentive. So I've been looking forward to the second part.
The second part did not disappoint me. Surprise from start to finish. At the beginning, Lara jane's singing and dancing are naturally in a state of being in love. For a second, I have a feeling of watching the Barbie series. But it is these that make people feel yeah, That is Girl's way. This is the most beautiful look of youth. The middle plot is arranged as expected, and many scenes in it are the epitome of today's American youth, and the material is just right. I especially like that part of the cover. There is Bilie's Ocean eye, and there is also the classic I want it that way of the Backstreet Boys, but after the cover, it is a nice sound of another style. The scenes of the movie and the BGM complement each other perfectly, and every frame is very beautiful, awesome! So the second part is entirely based on my aesthetic. Many times, I wondered if that director was me. Secondly, the skills of the lines are also very good. The lyrical part, I love it. Since this is a youth movie, it will inevitably involve growth. Whether it's friendship or love, it can't be smooth sailing. So the second part is very real. The real here refers to being close to the psychology of many teenagers. The insecurities, entanglements, misunderstandings, sadness, and overwhelm that we have are all reflected. At the same time, the film also gave us a lot of answers, and many times, I felt very healed. When I think about it carefully, I seem to figure out a lot of things. All in all, this movie has brought me the vitality of youth and made my heart calm and pure. That's enough, I love it.
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