“Release” the shocking appearance of 365day, is Netflix sexualizing it to gain views?
If they chase records and meaningless 18+ content, Netflix will be nothing more than an easy “porn” app masquerading as “artistic entertainment”, when clearly they can, and have done it. better.
During the summer of 2020, the whole film industry was shocked by the appearance of a name called 365 Days. Filled with lust, the film tells the story of a woman who is kidnapped and imprisoned by a rich man, then gradually becomes infatuated with him after each sexual encounter. The content of 365 Days is considered too “perverted”, depicting women as no different from horny people, easily manipulated by men. Not to mention, the movie’s burning scenes also made many viewers gasp because the top and bottom were exposed, the actors writhing around each other as if they were actually making love. 365 Days was considered “trash” on Netflix, at the same time dominating the charts and becoming the company’s most-watched movie of the year. The success despite criticism of 365 Days seems to be the motivation for Netflix to continue “opening the door” for works that are equally shocking and equally sexually provocative.
To talk about Netflix’s 18 series of content over the years, it is not difficult to see that the heavy and shocking level of hot scenes also comes with a series of record views and trending rankings on this application.
In fact, like other non-traditional movie platforms like HBO, AMC or Amazon Prime Video (compared to broadcasters limited by censorship and family-friendly content), right from When Netflix launched, it attracted attention with a series of challenging 18-point content and no hesitation about safety limits.
Before 365 Days, the most shocking record for the level of 18 sex scenes on the Netflix platform was probably the movie Love. In 2015, the film directed by Gaspar Noé was considered Netflix’s most-watched work because of its terrifying level. Not only does it have many 100% real hot scenes, this work even opens with the image of the male lead being sexually stimulated by the female lead until “climax”, with his sensitive parts pointed straight at the camera. Love’s shock quickly created a trend on TikTok, as users competed to record their reactions when watching the opening sequence of the film. Love did not achieve as much coverage as 365 Days because the content was more academic and difficult to understand.
Right after the record-breaking success of the highly criticized film 365 Days, in 2020 Netflix added Dark Desire and Tiny Pretty Things. Dark Desire is a humiliating Spanish film. Sex takes the top spot in many countries, honored to become Netflix’s most-watched foreign language series with hot scenes and steamy content. Tiny Pretty Things – Netflix’s next 18-year-old name – was not professionally successful when it received criticism for too many crude sexual scenes of characters sitting in school. Even though the theme is ballet, the actors in Tiny Pretty Things probably have more sex than dancing.
