Is There Going To Be A Through My Window 2

Okay, let's talk about something important. Something that's been keeping me up at night. Well, not really, but you get the drama.

It's about Through My Window 2. More specifically, Through My Window: Across the Sea.

The Burning Question: Was it needed?

Honestly? Did we REALLY need a sequel? Did the world scream for another dose of Raquel and Ares angst?

I know, I know, some of you are probably clutching your hearts. You're ready to defend your cinematic love. But hear me out.

I have a complicated relationship with sequels. Sometimes, they're amazing. Toy Story 2, anyone?.

But then you get the ones that leave you scratching your head. Wondering what went wrong.

And I think, possibly, maybe (dare I say it?), Through My Window: Across the Sea falls into the latter category. Okay, unpopular opinion alert!

I will say this for it, though. The scenery was lovely!

The basic idea is, Raquel and Ares are trying to make long distance work. There's summer, friends, and a whole lot of relationship drama.

New characters get thrown in. Complications arise! Standard sequel stuff, really.

But did any of it feel… necessary? Did it add anything significant to the original story?

Here’s the thing: the first movie was fluffy fun. It was a cheesy, predictable, and enjoyable rom-com. Perfect for a lazy afternoon.

But the sequel just felt… like more of the same. Only, somehow, less charming.

The drama felt forced. The stakes felt… low. Even the beautiful people didn't save it.

Spoiler Alert! There IS a third film, Through My Window: Looking at You. It promises even more drama.

Are you excited? Or are you rolling your eyes with me?

Look, I'm not saying I won't watch it. I probably will. I'm only human. I am weak.

But I'm going in with lowered expectations. I am preparing myself for more improbable plot twists. I am bracing for impact.

Maybe the third time's the charm. Maybe Through My Window: Looking at You will surprise me.

Or maybe it will just reinforce my feeling that some stories are best left as standalone films.

What do you think? Am I being too harsh? Let me know!

"To sequel, or not to sequel, that is the question." - Probably Shakespeare (or me, just now).

In the meantime, I'll be over here rewatching the first Through My Window. Reliving the simpler times.

Wishing Raquel and Ares well. Hoping they figure things out. Just, maybe, without quite so much manufactured drama.