Vada Sultenfuss has a holiday coming up, and an assignment: to do and essay on someone she admires and has never met. She decides she wants to do an assignment on her mother, but quickly realises she knows very little about her. She manages to get her father to agree to let her go to LA to stay with her Uncle Phil and do some research on her mother.
Anna Chlumsky Austin O'Brien Dan Aykroyd Jamie Lee Curtis Richard Masur Christine Ebersole JD Souther Angeline Ball Aubrey Morris Gerrit Graham Anthony R. Jones Ben Stein Keone Young Richard Beymer Jodie Markell David Purdham Kevin Sifuentes Lauren Ashley Roland Thomson Devon Gummersall Dan Hildebrand Charles Fleischer George D. Wallace Lisa Bradley Brendan Cowles Alex Donnelley Misa Koprova Mark Jupiter Mary Elizabeth Murphy Show All…
Paul Timothy Carden Simon Coke Julia Evershade Michael J. Benavente Rick Kline Donald Sylvester Sergio Reyes John J. Stephens Susan Dudeck Jonathan Klein
Meu Primeiro Amor - Parte 2, My Girl 2 - Meine große Liebe, Meu Primeiro Amor 2, Il mio primo bacio, Mi chica 2, Min tjej 2, My Girl 2. - Az első igazi kaland, My Girl 2 - Copain, copine, חברה שלי 2, Meu Primeiro Amor, Parte 2, Το κορίτσι μου 2, Moje druhá láska, Моето момиче 2, 宝贝小情人2, Moja dziewczyna 2, Mi Primer Beso 2, マイ・ガール2, 마이 걸 2, Moja djevojka 2, La meva noia 2, Вперед в прошлое, Moja druhá láska, Prima iubire
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I have no idea why anyone hates this movie? I mean, I get it, the first is sacred to you (I can barely remember it), and I dunno, this is not that? But it's a sweet story about a girl who mostly explores on her own her own family history and learns about herself and it's cute. Sure, there's the weird subplot with the uncle and his romantic rival that's chauvinistic and the boy that hangs out with Vada in this is irritating, but this is Vada's movie, and she carries it adeptly. So stop moaning and just enjoy this coming of age piece and cry along with her as she learns things.
Kathleen's VHS Collection 2017: 94/100
On the one hand, the film holds up well since the original was all about Vada, with the rest of the characters functioning more as complements.
In this regard, the film is pretty solid but never compelling, as it focuses more on the exploits and mystery of her mother. O'Brien makes for a nice sidekick, with that last scene at the airport where he turned and his hair wound up was so funny. Chlumsky turned in a solid performance once again, yet the quirks that made her stand out in the first movie no longer seemed to be present.…
Veda's love interest in this film is so ridiculously insufferable. We need to find something that this kid's allergic to.
I could watch endless My Girl movies, I wish they’d made more of these, Vada is such a wonderful character. This is a worthy sequel and follow-up, it captures that whimsical vibe of the first really nicely but also manages to be a bit more mature at the same time. I love that these films are sentimental but not schmaltzy, that golden 90s film magic at play.
Get yourself a boy that risks getting himself dead trying to find you a mood ring NOT a boy thats casually racist and pursues his almost cousin.
that lil mood ring shit the boy pulled jus pissed me the fuck off i was praying to god that his stupidass died after that
