The video is a review of a Netflix teen romantic comedy starring Noah Centineo. The reviewer pokes fun at the movie's cliches and predictability, calling it "bog-standard" and "derivative." The plot follows Noah's character, a poor high school student who creates an app to sell his services as a date for hire in order to raise money for college. He lies and pretends to be different people to impress various women, including a popular girl named Shelby and a quirky girl named Celia. Along the way, he learns to be true to himself and eventually ends up with Celia. The reviewer notes that while the movie is not terrible, it's nothing special and relies on tired tropes. They do praise the film's banter, gay romance subplot, and self-awareness, but overall, it's just a mediocre Netflix rom-com.
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1. The video is reviewing a Netflix teen rom-com starring Noah Centineo.
2. The reviewer's sister recommended the movie to him.
3. Noah Centineo plays a high school student who creates an app to help raise money for college.
4. The reviewer is sponsored by RAID: Shadow Legends.
5. The game has a 4.9-star rating on the Play Store with over 200,000 reviews.
6. The game has a player base of over 10 million players.
7. New players can receive a daily login reward for the first 90 days.
8. The movie's plot revolves around Noah's character trying to get into Yale University.
9. He gets rejected and decides to make money by offering himself as a fake date on an app.
10. The app becomes a success, and he goes on multiple dates, pretending to be different people.
11. He meets a girl named Celia, who is initially mean to him but eventually warms up.
12. Celia's father knows the president of Yale and offers to help Noah get in.
13. Noah's friend builds the app for him and helps him navigate the dating world.
14. Noah's character eventually decides to stop using the app and be true to himself.
15. The movie ends with Noah and Celia getting together.
16. The reviewer thinks the movie is not awful but nothing special.
17. The movie has some good points, including endearing banter and a well-written gay romance subplot.