The Next 365 Days”: The screenwriter ran out of ideas
A bland love triangle between hot people.
The Next 365 Days aired only about 2 months after 365 Days: This Day, continuing the love story of Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) and Massimo (Michele Morrone). His wife’s injuries after the shooting made the gangster boss hesitant about having sex, causing the female lead to start having “spring dreams” with another guy. Like many other couples, they began to have doubts about each other. The plot has many interesting issues to exploit, but the scriptwriter’s development is bland and tasteless.
365 Days screenwriter released 2 episodes in 2 months with nothing but blandness.
Lovely sound, shallow content
Similar to the previous part, the film scored points thanks to the beautiful shooting angles in Poland. Create loyal characters with hot, seductive images. Eastern European-style music makes the footage come alive, helping audiences experience the lives of the super-rich here.
The life of the super rich in Poland is realistically recreated.
All the preparations were quite perfect but could not save the boring and shallow story. 365 Days is likened to a Polish soft-core porn film and still hasn’t improved at all in part 3.
Disputes between gangster factions from previous installments are forgotten. Laura and Massimo’s married life is almost unexplored. Conflicts between husband and wife happen suddenly and fiercely, without beginning or end, only revolving around control and desire. Their psychological changes during their separation are also superficially exploited.
The screenwriter solved Laura’s problem by bringing her two boys together in her dream. The film’s high points are placed in 18+ scenes.
Does the scriptwriter have no way to resolve the conflict other than having the two enemies put their lips next to each other?
The audience is bored waiting for the breakthrough of this commercial series. The trick to attract viewers in the next part that the filmmakers used from part 2 has not changed, the ending is frustrating and frustrating. The screenwriter borrowed Laura’s words for Massimo to tell the audience: “I need more time.”
It’s not surprising that the movie only received a score of 2.7/10 on IMDb. Despite all the criticism, the filmmaker persisted and continued preparing for the part
