The Kissing Booth 2

But it's better than first. It's not as annoying. I still hate Elle Evans as a character though. The screenplay is bad and incredibly predictable. The main conflict is uninteresting. The gay subpolt is nice because it involves characters that aren't Elle, but they didn't really find a way to make it work so it felt really unnecessary. It was like Netflix's usual thing for including random gay characters just to prove that they're inclusive too guys. Also why does this movie have a Good Vibrations cover play at the end, that song is way too good for this trash.

I went in blind when watching this, and was pleasantly surprised. I liked this one more than the first one because it is more mature than and deals with challenges of a coming of age story would represent. I know it's based off of book two by Beth Reekles, but I haven't read either one.

It was decent paced movie despite adding new characters and situations to the tally, all the while still maintaining the spirit of the first one. The way this one concludes, the rest of the storyline will be picked up in the next installment.

I say give it a shot.

Sorry but I cannot get emotional about a bunch of perfect people and their problems.

Good soundtrack!

If you didn't figure out who MVP was in less than five seconds stay in school.

It was like they put together every cliche trope from every rom com into one. A lot of it wasn't realistic to their age group and the actors they casted definitely looked older than they were supposed to. It was way worse than the first one.

I basically predicted the entire movie after 10 Minutes.