Love a teen drama? Fan of romantic comedy? Want to spend your weekend watching something simple, sweet, and fun?
If you are scrolling through the OTT platform Netflix and want to binge-watch a romantic comedy with a boy and girl falling for each other and some teen drama surrounding them, The Kissing Booth is just the stoppage for you. It has all sorts of elements in the exact amount as it’s needed. The story revolves around Elle Evans (aka Joey King) when she finds herself in the most awkward situation because she starts having feelings for Noah Finn (aka Jacob Elordi) and that’s when the trouble begins.
You might have guessed it but still, I’ll say it for everyone –Noah turns out to be related to Elle’s BFF Lee Flynn (aka Joel Courtney). The storyline is somewhat a mix of your and everyone else’s other favorite romcom’s including ‘The Proposal, 10 Things I Hate About You, and many more. Some are mentioned below.
Having Lunch With Mean Girls
Can you also see the OMG’s (Olivia, Mia, and Gwyneth) and Plastics from ‘Mean Girls’ have a similarity? As if that wasn’t all, both these groups were also very particular about who will get a chance to sit with them at lunch tables. That’s so bad.
Twerking On A Table
Do you remember Elle and Kat from 10 Things I Hate About You and their crazy love for football? That’s something we see here as well, a lot of craze for football teams and a lot of dancing on the tabletop too.
Rolling On The Floor
Have you seen one of the best romantic comedies to be made – The Proposal and the scene where arrogant boss Margret and she pretend fiancé Andrew mistakenly roll out on the floor. It’s the exact same thing that Elle and Noah do too.
PLAYING WITH THE PAINT
As if it is a rule for every romantic comedy to have a paint scene, 10 Things I Hate About You had it and now so does The Kissing Booth. But the actual question would be who would win this paint battle?
DRAPING AROUND CURTAINS
Remembering one of the most favorite movies of your teen days – High School Musical and all that stage performances and rolling around the curtains? Well, The Kissing Booth doesn’t disappoint you in that regard too.
