The series has a good initial theme about following our dreams even if they seem difficult at first, addressing a bit the post-trauma stress of the Madrid metro attack, which could be addressed in more depth. The series is really saved by Da and Jimena's characters, they are the most real and authentic, I would have liked to see them explore Jimena's pregnancy more when she was older and about her relationship with Fer. Irene is really an unbearable, self-centered character, she believes that everything revolves around her, she cannot be happy for the achievements of others since she always thinks about what she has not done, just as she did not respect Fer or Jimena either. Since everything was thinking about her, I never really fully support Julio, because although that was not Julio's dream, she always thought about what she did not achieve. Regarding Julio's character, he wasn't my favorite either, since he always thought that Irene didn't think he had talent, he based all his decisions on her, that's why he decided to make the movies. From day 1 their relationship is an example of what one should not look for, an immature relationship based only on sex, they didn't really know each other, where they fought over everything, that's why the series couldn't hit, despite that I am left with an open ending (I would have liked to know what happened with Jimena, Da, the relationship Jimena Fer Hijo); because obviously we all know Irene's decision (I don't understand how I return with Fer). I don't understand why the creator of the series (even from Elite) has to include so much sex scene in his series. A series that only serves to pass the time, although there are times when not even that, and serves to make a psychological analysis of immature and toxic relationships.
Review of In Love All Over Again
In Love All Over Again
(2023)
Not the best example of a "romantic" story
19 August 2023
Warning: Spoilers