Megan Garcia, Arizona State University

The swoon-worthy trope, in which two characters pretend to date, is seen in a lot of the platform’s romance films.

Julie Morse, Pomona College

It seems whenever a novel becomes popular, it gets adapted for the screen. Is this really necessary?

Illusion Ventura, Whittier College

While the book series has been popular since its release in 2005, readers are worried that a movie will leave them disappointed.

Mai Khou Vang, Michigan State University

Is the third time always a charm? In the last installment of Netflix’s beloved teen romance trilogy, we finally get to see how it all ends for Peter and Lara Jean.

Kieran Benson, Luther College

In the final installment of the romantic-comedy movie series, Lara Jean Covey’s optimistic spirit is refreshing for those who are unlucky in love.

Caleb Mullenneaux, St. Olaf College

With the pandemic still raging and movie theaters struggling to reopen, streaming services are becoming the main place for watching movies.

Rose Younglove, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

How does this idea manifest itself in TV and film?

Kayla Johnson, Bradley University

Lara Jean has a complicated love life for someone who’s never been in a relationship.

Rose Younglove, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

There is no better way to celebrate the feeling of love than binge-watching some movies to melt your heart.

Stina Chang, University of Southern California

Just admit it. Cheesy romances hit the spot.

Anna Sutherland, American University

Movie producers have a tendency to choose beautiful actresses over talented ones, but this is just as problematic when casting male actors.

Katie Farrell, Queens University of Charlotte

What a time to be a Netflix subscriber.

Alexandra Fabugais-Inaba, Rutgers University

Netflix’s newest boy toy is a deadly mix of smoldering jaw line, self-deprecating humility and emotional maturity.

Gabbi Calabrese, Arkansas Tech University

Not trying to shame anyone who enjoyed ‘The Kissing Booth,’ but I would like to help you refine your rom-com palate.

Carly Ristaino, Union College

What a time to be alive.

Vanessa Chen, Franklin and Marshall College

Here’s to hoping someone invents a time machine asap.

Karena Landler, Georgetown University

Who says you have to grow up too fast?

Alexandra Fabugais-Inaba, Rutgers University

If you’re unusually excited about this month’s original content, you’re in good company.

Casey LaValley, Ferris State University

Your favorite novel might be the next game of the year.

Myah Clinton, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Or else.