Maxton Hall Season 2 Review: YA Romance Remains Binge-Worthy, But Loses Some Spark
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The highly-anticipated second season of Maxton Hall—The World Between Us has finally arrived, and with it, a new chapter for Ruby (Harriet Herbig-Matten) and James (Damian Hardung). After a whirlwind romance that defied expectations, the couple is now grappling with deeper questions about their relationship and future. In Season 2, Ruby takes on a heavy workload, juggling her studies, charity work, and personal life. Despite the chaos, her feelings for James remain strong, but he struggles to keep up, causing a heart-wrenching breakup. Meanwhile, the supporting characters are largely overlooked, and the storyline feels rushed, with emotional beats missing from the narrative. Despite these missteps, the chemistry between Hardung and Herbig-Matten remains undeniable. Hardung shines in a particularly poignant scene, showcasing James's vulnerability and sadness. The show's creators have managed to retain the addictive quality of a YA romance, but at the cost of some of its charm. Maxton Hall still has its hooks, and fans will find themselves devouring the six episodes in no time. However, the show's reliance on a 'perfect' romance and lack of darkness in Ruby's story are notable drawbacks. Despite these issues, Maxton Hall remains a binge-worthy watch, and fans will be eagerly anticipating the next installment of this captivating love story.
