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“the attempt to ascribe significance to the kissing booth at the latter end of the movie feels forced”
Exceladeogun · Metacritic ↗
Read 25 Aug 2026 · confidence 1% · too thin for a score · how this works
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“If you’re looking for a teen comedy that isn’t a grow-up-too-fast exposure to your tweens, Kissing Booth isn’t it. But the arc of the story packs a lot of lust and relationship lessons that anybody older than 15 can relate to, and learn from.”
Roger Moore, Movie Nation · 50
“As cinema either theatrical or televisual is concerned, The Kissing Booth is negligible. It is fascinating, though, as a study in the semiotics of the high school movie, especially in the ways it’s been recodified since “young adult” became a real genre.”
Glenn Kenny, The New York Times · 40
“The high school-set rom-com is a sexist and regressive look at relationships that highlights the worst impulses of the genre.”
Kate Erbland, IndieWire · 25
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“the attempt to ascribe significance to the kissing booth at the latter end of the movie feels forced”
Exceladeogunabout 75–100% inread it ↗
“When it comes to chick flicks that some of my friends from high school and college have seen, I'm never a big fan of them. With that being said, those I have seen appeared to be god-awful and those I haven't seen I know I'm gonna get the same treatment making me think that all the bad ones today and later are going to be crappy, crappy films. Now we have The Kissing Booth and the sequels that turned into a trilogy, I see that they both had pretty bad reviews and if they're gonna do the same thin”
jackthepgl95read it ↗
“I believe the director Vince Marcello was able to include a meaningful message within the film that resonated to its intended audience as Elle has a decision to make; listen to her best friend, or listen to her heart. This movie is a stereotypical romantic comedy through and through. However, many of the film’s critics believe that it is distasteful and inappropriate. One of the film’s critics, Tess Cagle of The Daily Dot condemns the film due to “its troubling treatment of the female body”. In ”
dangarciahs9read it ↗
“Um clichê nada interessante e esquecível. O melhor amigo da protagonista é cafona e parece querer controlar a vida dela a todo instante. O filme em si é bem raso.”
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