Burn your eyes out with 365 DAYS – The love story of a gang leader who turns hostages into lovers
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“365 Days” is causing a global stir when it brings a love story full of hot scenes but also not without tension between the handsome and charming kidnapper and the equally hot female victim.
During the current quarantine epidemic, many audiences have turned to online entertainment, including movie titles not only from domestic or major markets, but also some foreign movies that have made their mark. press deeply. Recently, Poland also entered the game when introducing to the audience the super attractive action-packed romantic movie – 365 Days
Adapted from the first part of the trilogy of the same name by author Blanka Lipiska, 365 Days is the escape of Laura Biel (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) from her kidnapper Massimo (Michele Morrone). Realizing that Laura was the girl who appeared on the beach where his father was assassinated, Massimo approached her on her 29th birthday and had someone kidnap her, then gave her 365 days to recover. love you and stay with you.
A movie title that is storming the charts and top trending movies around the world, ranked No. 1 on Netflix Vietnam on June 12, but 365 Days is not a quality movie title in terms of content or style. Deep character building. Poland’s product is a series of unrealistic love stories, filled with extremely dark and “eye-sore” hot scenes, even “glorifying” illegal acts to serve the film.
What is money and fame without love?
Both characters are victims of a cruel, insensitive society, a community that puts power and interests above all else. Having everything everyone dreams of, from tall houses, wide doors to soaring positions, but Laura and Massimo both lack one important thing in life – love.
Laura is frustrated with her indifferent boyfriend Martin, who always leaves her alone and immersed in unmet desires. And Massimo, after his father’s death, stood alone at the peak of fame, his heart indifferent to beauty but still hoping to find the true love of his life.
365 Days impressed the audience in the first 10 minutes, portraying two human destinies that are quite similar, and it will be wonderful when the two come together, soothe and make each other happy. The shooting angles, scene construction and color use are extremely beautiful and reasonable, making viewers truly immersed in the flashy and complicated world of tycoons. However, everything suddenly went downhill, leaving viewers full of disappointment when Massimo kidnapped Laura.
Stockholm syndrome and promoting kidnapping
Upon reading the initial synopsis, it will not be difficult for many viewers to realize that 365 Days is referring to Stockholm Syndrome – in which victims of kidnapping, rape, etc. gradually develop feelings for It was the criminal who harmed me. However, in real life, many experts discourage and even repeatedly refute this misconception, saying that victims often become sensitive, leading to harmful confusion and ignoring the immediate dangers. that bad people do to you.
Laura is a victim kidnapped by Massimo.
In the movie, Laura gradually “falls in love” with the rich, handsome guy Massimo, from a stubborn girl, forgetting that he was the one who kidnapped and imprisoned her in the first place. She is a successful, powerful businessman who once turned the situation around to hold a chain of luxury hotels, but she became confused and corrupted by the mafia boss no matter how many times he attacked her. He subjected her to physical and mental abuse and unsightly entertainment, and in the end she confessed that she loved him just because he saved her from drowning.
From there, 365 Days received harsh criticism for romanticizing kidnapping and marital violence by creating a gangster who was in love with a girl he only saw briefly on a strange beach. , then instead of pursuing the truth like many people, he tied her to his side, using the illegal act of forced kidnapping.
Filled with sex and love but nothing remains
Although it has a relatively interesting plot, 365 Days is disappointing when it only uses it as a story.
background for “hot scenes” in the movie. The film is extremely bold and generous with the characters’ “battle” scenes, from using their hands and mouth to a series of violent and fiery “lovemaking” scenes that last for hours, and at the same time the scene occurs. everywhere, from airplanes and bedrooms to yachts, bathrooms, and even public water tanks.
The actors also did not hesitate to show off the most sensitive parts of their bodies, displaying a series of shady positions that made viewers blush but find it difficult to look away. However, this is unfortunately the only “bright point” of the film besides the way the setting and camera angles are built, because the way the relationship between Laura and Massimo is built becomes superficial, hasty and too illogical.
It’s no exaggeration to compare 365 Days with 50 Shades of Gray, as both are adaptations of famous series, but they prioritize hot scenes too much and lack the important content. best in any movie. Poland’s work leaves nothing in the audience other than moans and touches tinged with chaos, no different from the consequences of a regular adult movie. often.
365 Days is a big disappointment compared to the success it is achieving, with no weight in terms of plot or character development. There are still two more parts left before the story between Laura and Massimo ends, but if it continues to follow the “headline” path with a series of hot and intense sex scenes, the series will definitely become a disaster. The movie is no different from the old 50 Shades of Grey.
