The Kissing Booth Review

After the huge amount of immediate conversation that The Kissing Booth arose, you will be wondering whether to give it a shot or not. I always keep one thing in mind : the better the movie is, the lesser noise it makes. I'm not saying that this isn't a nice movie, all I'm saying is that it's lame.

Elle and Lee are inseparable best friends, who, obviously, have been so since birth. hey have a set of rules they have abide by in their friendship, which they made back when they were kids, and hence half of them do not even make sense. In every close friendship, though, you do not need a an express rule to forbid the other from dating your immediate family member, it's a given. However, Elle finds herself falling for Noah, Lee's elder brother, bit by bit.

Lee and Elle set up a kissing booth at their school fair, and when Elle puts on the blindfold and stands at the booth, the hearth throb of the school Noah gives his brother's best friend her first kiss ever. Who he has known all his life and protects from bullies. Who he looks at, or at least used to, as a little sister. Who he passionately kisses even though he is aware of the rule, or even the general customs of society.

And there begins their forbidden love, which they hide from Lee and fight for the rest of the movie. Overall, it is a pretty cute movie, and you get very involved in the story and in the great chemistry between Elle and Noah (the fact that the actors are together in real life too certainly helped). Yet, parts where they take Lee from granted, or when lee acts very lame, or other such things about the movie will annoy you.