“Love isn’t just saying yes once—it’s choosing each other every day.”
Sixteen years after The Proposal first charmed audiences, Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds return with The Proposal 2—a sequel that brings warmth, wit, and just enough chaos to remind us why we fell for Margaret and Andrew in the first place.
The story continues
Now, Margaret Tate (Sandra Bullock) and Andrew Paxton (Ryan Reynolds) are a successful couple, living in New York. Life seems peaceful until an unexpected career opportunity pushes them to a difficult choice: move to Canada. It seems simple enough, but another immigration problem suddenly appears—this time… a fake divorce to clear paperwork.
The twists and turns send them back to Alaska, where old memories come flooding back along with familiar characters – including Andrew’s grandmother (Betty White), who makes an emotional return via CGI and emotional flashbacks.
Funny & Mature
The film doesn’t try to deliver the big shocks of the first film, instead relying on dialogue and subtle, yet satisfying humor. From the implied arguments to the moment the two learn to love each other again – The Proposal 2 feels authentic and mature.
Bulock retains the sharpness and vulnerability hidden behind Margaret’s tough exterior, while Reynolds continues to bring Andrew’s trademark wit and patience. The chemistry between the two is undeniable.
Message & Emotion
Underneath the familiar rom-com shell, the film touches on deeper themes: how to love a real person – with all the flaws, insecurities, and unhealed wounds. The Proposal 2 is not just a love story – but a story of choice, patience, and trust.
The Proposal 2 does not try to surpass the shadow of the first part, but brings something else: a mature, warm, and extremely charming continuation. For those who loved The Proposal, this sequel is like a gentle love letter to adulthood – where love is no longer rosy, but more sustainable.
⭐ 8/10 – An emotional rom-com, sweet enough, enough to make you smile and believe in the so-called “choosing each other every day.”