Tall Girl 2

I enjoyed the original Tall Girl movie. I did enjoy this sequel, but had a major disappointment. The good....many of the secondary characters were fleshed out more and showed some growth. They were interesting. The bad...The tall girl herself was kind of annoying. She couldn't figure out her love life, and the whole "doubting voice in her head" thing was stupid. The actress was as good as ever...her musical numbers were great, but the writers really let her character down.

Really wanted to like this :( this is beyond predictable and kind of cringeworthy. So sad. The fault is mostly writing. Actors do an ok job. But oh the writing. It is terrible.

I said it was ok, I didn't say it was good. The troubles of being a couple and the issues of having a couple is actually put on display really well here. The struggles of being tall are put in display better then how the first movie displayed them. And the movie is funnier then the first. The characters are a bit more interesting in this movie. The movie cost like £24.4 million in this movie?..., I'm not quite sure how because nouthing added up to it for costing 24.4 million. The problems of this movie. The story is boring, also has no plot, nor is it focused on a plot, which is kind of a bad thing especially with films like these.

Ending was fine though.

Rating stands at: 5/10 Decent.

Silly plot, unnecessary drama and predictive development. Like they took all the cliches and put them in one unnecessary movie. I logged in after several years to comment on this one.

The movie picks up 3 months after the first movie ended and Jodie and Dunker are still together. She forgave Stig and encourages the gang to let him join them.

The movie in itself wasn't really exciting, normal teenage drama with little ups and downs but the moral of the story actually was refreshing. It talks about teenagers, their body negativity issues, relationship problems and anxiety issues. It focuses less on popularity clicks and boy drama and more on what happens after.

The ultimate question however remains, did we really need a sequel?

It is becoming harder to impress people, and sequels tend to fail more often than not.

Is it watchable? Yes, I do like to give any movie a chance.

Would I recommend to others?

Sometimes all you need is a 5 star movie to spend your boring Wednesday nights.