Dosen't Hit Quite as Many High Notes as the First, but it's a Very Worthy Sequel,

Rating: 8/10 (3 June 2015)

Pitch Perfect 2 is a great movie with a very well developed storyline and an outstanding comedic cast. It boasts just as much fun and laughs as the first one did, filled with tons of beautiful music from truly gifted singers, the battle between the accapella groups is my favourite part, it is beautifully filmed by Elizabeth Banks who made a superb first impression as a director (we won't count that brutal sketch from Movie 43). It's certainly weaker than the first one, not hugely, but it had a few things missing, giving Anna Camp a significantly smaller role was a huge disappointment for me as she was one of my favourite characters in the first, and the relationship between Beca and Jesse, which is one of the strongest aspects of the first movie, is rarely shown either, they definitely should improve on these two things particularly if they have plans on a third installment. The chemistry between the female cast is once again the highlight of the movie, you can tell they are all friends and enjoy working together, Rebel Wilson brings in the most laughs, and I also have a soft spot for Anna Kendrick and Brittany Snow, two very talented and likable actresses. It may not have the same effect that its predecessor did, but Pitch Perfect 2 is a still a worthy sequel that keeps you wanting more, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good comedy or music film.
The Bellas enter an international tournament that Americans have never won, and they are faced with some major European rivals.
Best Performance: Anna Kendrick