Watch Kissing Booth 2 on Netflix now, the sequel to the 2018 teen romantic comedy is finally here, continuing the love story of Elle Evans (Joey King), Lee Flynn (Joel Courtney), and Noah Flynn (Jacob Elordi) is depicted.

"Kissing Booth" was a breakout hit two summers ago and, along with "Set It Up," cemented Netflix as a leading force in the romantic comedy revival. Kissing Booth 2 continues where its predecessor left off, with Elle and Lee now seniors in high school and Noah attending Harvard University.

The first "Kissing Booth" film featured the slightly delinquent Elle, who hangs out with her best friend Lee but has a longtime crush on his older brother Noah. After kissing Noah, a former bad boy, in the kissing booth at an arts and crafts show, Elle begins dating without telling Lee. ......

When Lee eventually finds out, all hell breaks loose between the three of them. But of course, Elle gets a happy ending as Lee eventually gives his blessing to her brother and best friend. The only dark cloud is that Noah is graduating and heading to Harvard in the fall.

In "Kissing Booth 2," Elle had the most romantic summer of her life. But now Noah is in Boston and Elle must finish her senior year of high school. She is now juggling a long-distance relationship, getting into her dream college with Lee, and the complications that friendship with her handsome new classmate Marco (Taylor Zakar Perez) brings.

When Noah becomes close with fellow Harvard student Chloe (Maisie Richardson-Sellers), Elle must decide how much she trusts him and to whom she will truly give her heart.

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"Kissing Booth 2" is streaming right now on Netflix in the US, UK, Canada, and other international territories after its release on Friday, July 24 at 3:01 a.m. ET, so be sure to put on plenty of lip balm.

The cast of Kissing Booth 2 returns all of the key actors from the first film, led by Joey King as Shelly "Elle" Evans, Joel Courtney as Lee Flynn, and Jacob Elordi as Noah Flynn.

The Kissing Booth 2 cast also includes:

The trailer for Kissing Booth 2 begins with Elle returning to school for her final year. Noah finds a hot guy from Harvard and dumps her, and the mean girls get her in trouble again. Then Elle has an awkward encounter with Marco, a transfer student. The two develop a friendship, but .......

Reviews of Kissing Booth 2 have been mixed, with some critics admitting that they are not the audience for the film. Most stated that the sequel must satisfy fans of the first film. Some have praised the growth of the central character, Elle. The following is a summary of the reviews of Kissing Booth 2:

The New York Times If Kissing Booth is a Victorian view of relationship dynamics stacked with degeneracy, Kissing Booth 2 has progressed to midcentury. Elle is no longer an object to be owned and protected by men, and while true love remains paramount, the narrative becomes more focused on personal growth."

Glamour: "You don't watch this film to be enthralled by the convoluted plot or moved by the poignant language. It's pop culture dopamine in its purest form. Watch it and enjoy the high. "

Variety: "The imaginatively named sequel, The Kissing Booth 2, hits similar beats, themes, and emotional touchstones, but offers some fresh details as the heroine takes more initiative in her quest to find happiness. ...

IndieWire: "The greatest strength of 'Kissing Booth 2' is its overstuffed (at a whopping 132 minutes) mishmash of genre archetypes and tricks, but not its romance."

Hollywood Reporter: "As I might have said in my own high school days, 'Kissing Booth 2' is 'insanely stupid,' but it's still not as overtly slammed as Netflix's other low-budget teen comedies."

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