Welcome back to Movie House. It's actually a combo episode of Movie House and

TV House. We have two things that we need to talk about Austin Burke.

First of all, thank you so much for joining me yet again. How are you?

Oh, I'm great. I'm great. It's a sequel I was looking forward to, a TV show I didn't know much about, but I'm excited. it's going to be a nice one-two

punch today. Yeah we're gonna discuss to all the boys to PS I still love you I think I

threw the two in there I don't think two is actually in the title but it's the second movie in this to all the boys I've loved before series. It's crazy because I echo your sentiment. I was super excited.

Yeah. Watch this movie.

And we also have to catch up and discuss lock and key.

Now we're almost a week removed from this. We do have Narkos Mexico coming out later on in the week. But it's a show worth talking about. I'm a little delayed through I threw my back out,

so that postponed this recording a couple of days,

but it's all good.

We're here now and maybe gave more people time

to actually watch said things. So I would like to discuss this movie first.

Okay and then we can end on lock and key. Does that sound good to you? Yeah, sounds good man.

All right, so why do we love to all the boys I've loved before?

That's my first question.

Why were we so taken by that first movie?

Well, I think part of it is you look at what what it is on Netflix.

The stigma is teen romcoms are bad, right? That day because they're constantly

coming out, they're constantly disappointing.

And I think the through line, funny enough, is Noah Centennial.

It's also the fact that it feels like every single movie is being written by an adult that maybe doesn't understand how a teen thinks

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