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The user is a critic who reviews Netflix's romantic comedy movies and makes fun of them. He talks about the sequel to "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" and how it is worse than the first one. He criticizes the plot, the characters, the direction, the editing, and the author of the books. He also complains about the inclusion agenda and the statistics-driven business model of Netflix. He asks his viewers to stop watching these movies or to join him in mocking them. He ends with a sarcastic remark and a laugh.
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- The text is a transcript of a video criticizing Netflix's romantic comedy movies, especially the sequels.
- The video focuses on the movie "To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You" as an example of a bad sequel.
- The video argues that Netflix relies on statistics and data to make its movies, without caring about the quality or the message of the stories.
- The video points out several flaws and clichés in the movie, such as the boring and static direction, the unfaithful and manipulative protagonist, the unnecessary scenes and subplots, and the green color grading.
- The video also mocks the author of the books that the movie is based on, Jenny Han, for projecting herself in her characters and wanting more representation without adding any depth or value to them.
- The video ends with a plea to stop watching these movies and to make fun of them in the comments.