The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 Movie Review

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The bffs with the magical jeans are back for another emotional adventure about growing up, and growing apart. Kidzworld checks out The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2.
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When the first movie about the
magical pants that fit each of the main characters even though they are all different sizes came out,
Alexis Bledel was starring in
Gilmore Girls,
Amber Tamblyn was
Joan of Arcadia, and
Blake Lively and
America Ferrara were relative newcomers. How things have changed. America is now the sweet star of
Ugly Betty and Blake is one of TV’s hottest stars on
Gossip Girl. But bffs know how to share, and these four stars do just that in this
smart sequel.
Summer Plans
We find the girls as they’ve
just finished their first year of college. Carmen (
America Ferrara) is looking forward to a summer at home with her friends, but unfortunately the other girls have
other plans. Tibby (
Amber Tamblyn) is staying in New York to work at a
video store while finishing up her first screenplay, Lena (
Alexis Bledel) has signed up for
summer art classes at the Rhode Island School of Design, and Bridget (
Blake Lively) is jetting off to Turkey for an archaeological dig.
Girl Talk
Disappointed, Carmen follows another friend to a
summer theater program in Vermont, where she manages to step out
behind the scenes role and into the spotlight. She also meets a boy. Not surprisingly, the girls all deal with their own
emotional issues that include teen pregnancy, estranged family members, and of course
romance. Just as each girl seems to be having the hardest time, the pants arrive and prove the real magical
power of friendship.
The Bottom Line
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 is like a
young version of Sex and the City. The cast is excellent, with arguably four of the
best young actresses in Hollywood, and each sub-plot adds a different piece to the
puzzle of being a girl and growing up. This movie is all about
friendship, so go see it with all your friends who
won’t judge you if you cry or laugh out loud.
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