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The first one was soooo bad but I read the other review for this movie and decided to give it a chance. It's a huggggeeeee improvement! It's not that the characters are more established but the storyline is so much better! It actually makes sense! Sydney is caught up with her ex, following him on social media like everyone else does, and goes from an Olympic bound track star to food blogger. The career jump is quite weird but it leads to her actual true love. Sydney, the ex, and male lead are all great! Lots of chemistry and very believable. Now the three strangers, I mean friends, make their appearance again and are basically her housekeepers cleaning her house. They do this in every movie and just rotate houses and side role as the lead person goes to work and leaves them at their house to do their own stuff. Again these friends are really not friends and it gets more obvious as this series continues, but it's nice to see familiar faces and it's an actual decent movie!

I love the idea of having all four movies start with the same prologue, but shown from each character's perspective. Nicole's movie disappointed me. I like Sydney's movie much more. She is a likable protagonist who goes through some characters growth. And she becomes good friends with the male love interest, who's also likable. It seems like the Love Club takes a more active role this time around. In the first movie, they were pretty much spectators. In the second movie, they actually get involved. Even though I disliked the first movie, I wish they had brought Josh back for a cameo. You can tell that all four movies were filmed as one big project. If you pay attention, the first two stories drop hints of what to expect in Lauren's movie.

The first one was soooo bad but I read the other review for this movie and decided to give it a chance. It's a huggggeeeee improvement! It's not that the characters are more established but the storyline is so much better! It actually makes sense! Sydney is caught up with her ex, following him on social media like everyone else does, and goes from an Olympic bound track star to food blogger. The career jump is quite weird but it leads to her actual true love. Sydney, the ex, and male lead are all great! Lots of chemistry and very believable. Now the three strangers, I mean friends, make their appearance again and are basically her housekeepers cleaning her house. They do this in every movie and just rotate houses and side role as the lead person goes to work and leaves them at their house to do their own stuff. Again these friends are really not friends and it gets more obvious as this series continues, but it's nice to see familiar faces and it's an actual decent movie!

source: Sydney's Journey

I love the idea of having all four movies start with the same prologue, but shown from each character's perspective. Nicole's movie disappointed me. I like Sydney's movie much more. She is a likable protagonist who goes through some characters growth. And she becomes good friends with the male love interest, who's also likable. It seems like the Love Club takes a more active role this time around. In the first movie, they were pretty much spectators. In the second movie, they actually get involved. Even though I disliked the first movie, I wish they had brought Josh back for a cameo. You can tell that all four movies were filmed as one big project. If you pay attention, the first two stories drop hints of what to expect in Lauren's movie.