‘TO BARCELONA, FOREVER’: MORE FRIENDSHIP ADVENTURE IN SECOND MOVIE
The sequel to the two-part movie series that kicks off Hallmark Passport to Love campaign, To Barcelona, Forever reunites Anna and Erica.
To Barcelona, Forever (2025) TV Film Review
After enjoying travel and discovering her passion, which is to write about the experiences of her travels and the food she discovers, too (!), Anna (Ashley Williams) readies to return to Barcelona. This time it’s for a celebration. Her good friend Erica (Alison Sweeney) just said yes to the best question she’s been asked. Her fiancé Nico (Alejandro Tous) continues to run his bookshop while Erica continues to thrive and love living in Barcelona… even while trying to overcome a terrible case of writer’s block.
As soon as she returns to travelling and discovering good food, Anna herself finds she is part of an “engagement,” only this one is faux; she agrees to this in order to help a farmer named (Miguel Brocca) save his family’s land… and maybe find a new story.
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Same as is true of the first film, To Barcelona, With Love, this isn’t a favorite. I’m not sure why I don’t love the duo, but they were also titles that, unlike the rest of Hallmark fans, I wasn’t excited about at “first blush” either. The sequel or “collection” movies are “hit or miss” for me. I did enjoy the Love Around the Table titles, but then I didn’t love this or the Love on the Danube movies (though they had their moments). This said, I do enjoy To Barcelona, Forever more, likely because Williams’ Anna is so energetic and cute.
If you’re like everyone else though, you’ll very likely enjoy this title. It reunites the besties Erica and Anna giving both more adventures, plus puts some romance into the story as well.
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Stream, at publication, To Barcelona, Forever next day on Hallmark+
Content: nothing to note. This one is the typical TV-G rating Hallmark flick. There are some kisses, but nothing else worth mention.
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