A través de mi ventana

Well, if were talking about the message this story brings to the table we can go two different routes. Stalk a guy enough and he'll fall for you or gaslight your girl enough to break her, but she'll still end up with you because she loves you.

The movies was an ok watch. A bit uncomfortable. All these intimate scenes of high school teenagers seemed way to much for me. IDK... I think I'm getting too old for these kind of movies. I get that this kind of movies keep the younger audiences "happy", but I can't help and see how disappointing some of the newer content coming from Netflix is.

If i had seen the movie without reading the books, i think i may have been able to enjoy it more (but the big plot holes, and rush scenes and lack of romance but oversex annoyed me) i get it's an adaptation and things change but they made big BIG plot changes that made it had no sense at all and made the story senseless and incoherent. I wish they would had made the changes better i think i would have been able to enjoy it.

So overall it was a very mediocre movie that ad way way more potential since it was a good book.

We have a rich kid infatuated with a poor girl next door. Single parent of the poor kid. Poor kid has a "Ducky" friend, Yoshi, who is in love with her. Prom. So, how do say Pretty in Pink in Spanish?

Sure, it's updated with the cringy stalking and hacking fir 2022.

Typical good girl falls for bad boy story.

She's desperate and creepy and he's a weird a$$hole. The voice over is terrible and the dialogue is cringey.

It's not the exact copy of the book, but the essence of the series is present. The movie does deliver the core components of a young adult book which is all one can expect from adaptations.

One issue would be the music and fast scenes in the second half. However, they still were able to pull a 405-page book into 2 hour movie.

Special mention would be Julio Peña, who lived the character, Ares. The internal battle of the character was so reflected in the expression.