The Kissing Booth is a romantic comedy about Elle Evans, a quirky and outgoing high school junior who has a lifelong friendship with Lee Flynn, her fun-loving best friend. Elle and Lee share a unique bond, solidified by a set of friendship rules that they strictly follow, one of which forbids Elle from dating Lee’s older brother, Noah. Despite this, Elle has secretly had a crush on Noah, the charming but rebellious bad boy of the school.
As part of a school fundraiser, Elle and Lee decide to set up a kissing booth, where Elle unexpectedly ends up kissing Noah. This moment sparks a romantic connection between them, but Elle struggles with the guilt of breaking the friendship rules and her fear of ruining her relationship with Lee. The movie follows Elle’s internal conflict as she hides her growing romance with Noah from Lee.
Elle and Noah’s secret relationship deepens, leading to moments of joy and drama as they navigate their feelings and the challenges of keeping their romance hidden. Meanwhile, Elle must balance her newfound love life with her responsibilities as a student and her loyalty to Lee. The tension comes to a head when Lee discovers the truth, causing a rift in their friendship.
In the end, The Kissing Booth explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery. Elle learns to confront her feelings honestly and take responsibility for her actions, ultimately reconciling with Lee and accepting the complexities of her relationship with Noah. With its lighthearted humor and heartfelt moments, the film captures the ups and downs of teenage life and first love.