[buckybqrnes]

“there’s no one like you, covey.” lara jean & peter + kisses

[withallthingslove]

THE

SCENE

THAT

KILLED

US

ALL

[buckybqrnes]

“there’s no one like you, covey.” lara jean & peter + kisses

[withallthingslove]

THE

SCENE

THAT

KILLED

US

ALL

[yasmin-khan]

Lara Jean and Peter + holding hands

bonus hand in back pocket:

[samaraweaving]

You gonna break my heart, Covey?

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018) dir. Susan Johnson

[eyres]

You are impossible.

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018) dir. Susan Johnson

[filmsgifs]

Be honest with me, then. Why haven’t you ever had a boyfriend?

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018) dir. Susan Johnson

[alecslightwood]

Peter Kavinsky being the cutest, most considerate and softest™ boyfriend

[whimsicalnay]

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before + Lara Jean making Peter smile

[withfeelingoncemore]

no tea but the best part of tatbilb is that peter is never an asshole who needs a redemption arc. like he dates gen who’s obviously problematic, n he makes that one kinda sketch comment about how lara jean has better style than her, but it’s all just like v normal teenage boy behavior that never veers into toxic or abusive. like, he drinks kombucha when he was to drive. he IMMEDIATELY addresses the “sex tape” without hesitation or feeling weird about sticking up for his girlfriend. he never cheats. he never raises his voice at the girls he’s dating. like I get that all of that is bare minimum behavior but so many romcoms glorify verbally or emotionally or even physically abusive relationships n it’s refreshing to watch a teenage boy who’s obviously flawed but not in a dangerous!or abusive!or evil!way, like it’s so. nice. and I get to stan peter kavinsky unconditionally without having to be like “WELL I KNOW HE’S HORRIBLE BUT–” like no. he’s just. an angel. that needs to be protected. at All Costs

[solaurorae]

I need you to know that I like you, Peter Kavinsky. And not in a fake way. The reason that I went to Gen’s room that night, was to tell her that it’s over, because I’m in love with you Lara Jean. Only you.

To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018) directed by: Susan Johnson

[sortagood]

Did anyone else feel personally attacked while watching tatbilb when Kitty started making fun of Lara Jean for staying home and watching a movie on a Saturday night, while I was, ya know staying home and watching tatbilb on a Saturday night

[yasmin-khan]

Lara Jean and Peter starting their fake vs real relationships

[scullys]

“She’s [Lana Condor] so talented dramatically and comedically (…) My favorite part of the film is that she has these little isms, these little facial expressions throughout, and it’s just her reactions and like I could watch those all day. She’s so good.”   —Noah Centineo.

[gentlesleaze]

This movie lets its stars be true partners in crime. Some versions of the fake dating trope involve one partner tricking the other into the relationship [where] one of these people is getting fooled and the other one is fooling them […] The entire love story is built around a betrayal. That makes it less fun. In contrast, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before has both Lara Jean and Peter enter their fake relationship with their eyes open. They sign a contract in which they make their expectations toward one another clear, and they make honesty and transparency a requirement of the contract. That means there’s a tone of wacky complicity in the hijinks that ensue as they act out their plan […] They are on the same team. And because the basic emotional core of their relationship is based on friendship rather than betrayal, the audience can relax and sink into the fun of the story without getting distracted by pitying the character who’s being fooled.

— Why fake dating is a great romantic trope, explained by To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before | Vox

[epiphanies]

Covinsky + kisses 

         To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018)