From Forbes:

How dominant was Paramount in 2011? They not only won the global market share, they had both almost all of the big blockbuster franchise movies (Captain America, Thor, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Kung Fu Panda 2) and they had the “anti-blockbuster counterprogramming” in the form of J.J. Abrams’ Amblin-era sci-fi/horror homage. As a surprise tease for the 1980’s-set alien invasion melodrama, the commercial for Super 8 stood out as a non-franchise film starring actual humans in a mostly real world, a film that stood out as an old-school summer movie amid superheroes, robots and wizards. Yes, Paramount was selling the disease and the cure, not unlike the plot of Paramount’s Mission: Impossible II. The film was ironically only a moderate hit ($260 million on a $50 million budget) partially because the first wave of conventional blockbusters (Fast Five, Bridesmaids, Kung Fu Panda 2, X-Men: First Class) turned out to be unusually good. Ten years later, it’s a reminder that Abrams doesn’t need the Cloverfield IP to weave a throwback tale of wonder.

Flashback, 2011.

From Just Jared Jr. : Netflix Shares Small Sneak Peeks at 'The Kissing Booth 3' & 'To All The Boys 3'

We just got a little glimpse at the upcoming third and final movies in both The Kissing Booth and To All The Boys franchises!

Netflix officially confirmed that the upcoming third films will be the end of each series.

We first got a sneak peek at The Kissing Booth 3 right when they announced that the third movie was coming, and now, in a new film preview for Netflix, we got another look.

In the video, Joey King and Joel Courtney share a hug, then Jacob Elordi carries Joey at what appears to be a water park. It then transitions right into the To All The Boys: Always and Forever sneak peek, which sees Noah Centineo dropping to his knee next to Lana Condor at a restaurant.

Check out the Netflix film preview below, which features a select portion of all of the new movies coming out this year. You can head to the :43 second mark to skip to TKB 3 and TATBILB 3!

From Tyla : Everything We Know About Kissing Booth Part 3

Netflix's The Kissing Booth has become a favourite among rom-com fans. After the hugely popular sequel, The Kissing Booth 2, came out last year, the streaming giant will release the third and final film The Kissing Booth 3 ­ this summer. Until then, here's everything we know about The Kissing Booth 3

What will The Kissing Booth 3 be about?

The upcoming third film will tackle Elle's challenges in deciding where she will attend college. She has been accepted to both Harvard, the same school Noah will attend, and Berkely, where BFF Lee has enrolled. Where will she go?!

Was filming affected by Covid-19?

Luckily, no! It was revealed that the second film and the third film were shot at the same time in South Africa in 2019. This meant the cast and crew were mostly unaffected by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic which has shut down the production of hundreds of films and TV shows.

During a live YouTube event with the cast following the premiere of the second film, Joel Courtney (who plays Lee) explained: "We filmed two and three at the exact same time."

"It was the hardest secret to keep ever," added Joey King (who plays Elle).

Who will star in The Kissing Booth 3?

Because the movie was filmed back-to-back with the second instalment, all the main cast are set to return for the third film, including Joey, Joel, Jacob Elordi, Taylor Zakhar Perez, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Meganne Young and Molly Ringwald.

Is there a trailer?

Not yet but we do have a sneak peek! released a sneak-peek of 27 of the movies set to drop this year, as they prepare to release a movie every week in 2021.

The teaser contains exciting snippets from the slate of films, the film's stars and directors. The Kissing Booth actress Joey King (Elle Evans) said: "I love seeing an incredible story come to an end."

You can check out the short teaser below:

When will The Kissing Booth 3 premiere?

The franchise's star Joey King has revealed that the third film will be out during summer 2021 during her acceptance speech at the People's Choice Awards 2020 where she won Comedy Movie Star.

We can't wait!

From Grunt Stuff : ‘The Kissing Booth 3’ was filmed in secret to keep teen romance alive

Just some days after “The Kissing Booth 2” debuted on Netflix, the streaming service introduced a 3rd film in the teen romance franchise is in the works.

And there’s extra excellent news for Elle (Joey King) and Noah (Jacob Elordi) followers: “The Kissing Booth 3” was secretly shot simultaneously the sequel, so filming is already full. It’s at the moment in post-production and can premiere on Netflix in 2021. The whole forged — together with King, Joel Courtney, Elordi, Taylor Zakhar Perez and Molly Ringwald — will return for the follow-up.

“It was the toughest secret to keep,” Courtney mentioned Sunday throughout a dwell YouTube occasion with the forged .

Regardless of detrimental opinions from critics, “The Kissing Booth” sequence has been wildly common amongst teen audiences at Netflix. After the primary movie was launched in 2018, Netflix reported it was one in all its most-rewatched unique movies that 12 months.

“The Kissing Booth” films middle on a highschool pupil (King), who falls in love together with her finest pal’s older brother (Elordi). The third entry continues to observe their unlikely relationship and picks up after the occasions of the second film — a cliffhanger that leaves King’s character grappling with the place to attend faculty.

In her assessment for Selection, Courtney Howard mentioned the sequel had a “smidge extra redeeming worth than its predecessor.”

“Although its imaginatively named sequel ‘The Kissing Booth 2’ hits comparable beats, themes and emotional touchstones, it delivers just a few refreshing particulars by giving the heroine extra company in her quest to discover happiness — but not fairly sufficient to justify its interminable run time,” she wrote.

“The Kissing Booth” movies are based mostly on the guide sequence by Beth Reekles. Vince Marcello is again to direct “The Kissing Booth 3,” which he wrote with Jay Arnold.

From NBC News: : The biggest celebrity weddings of the year: Here's who said 'I do' in 2020

Joel Courtney & Mia Scholink

The "Kissing Booth" star Courtney, 24, and Scholink, 23, tied the knot in a socially distanced outdoor ceremony in Phoenix, Arizona, on Sept. 27. They've known one another since they were toddlers, though the romance didn't happen until 2017.

Scholink posted a gallery of images on Instagram on Dec. 4, featuring the couple in their wedding formals, and wrote, "This got me in the feels" in the caption. Courtney posted his own wedding photo of the two nearly sharing a kiss and wrote, "I have spent the last 12 days in paradise and that has everything to do with my amazing wife. @mia_scholink you have sparked a new level of joy in my life. You are my glory."