After We Collided

A series of half-digested movie tropes regurgitated by Google Rom-dram.

American "Afternators" will no doubt be similarly pleased with this slightly campier continuation of the series. For everyone else, however, there's not enough innovation to make the second installment a worthwhile jumping-on point.

Too moronic to work as a serious romantic drama and too boring to work as straightforward sleaze.

"After" was merely awful. "After We Collided" is atrocious.

It doesn't work as a romantic drama, it is just bad.

After We Collided has very little to work with, and it shows.

Fifty Shades Light but if you're a fan of the books I'm sure you're going to love it

Only meant for its young targeted audience that has the stomach for such tripe.

Director Roger Kumble brings this second installment of Anna Todd's series to life in a way fans of the books have been dreaming about for years.

Sequel has sex, partying, language, addiction, and fighting.