365 Days Collection

Anna-Maria Sieklucka

Michele Morrone

Simone Susinna

Magdalena Lamparska

Otar Saralidze

Ewa Kasprzyk

Dariusz Jakubowski

Ramón Langa

Tomasz Mandes

Natalia Siwiec

Karolina Pisarek

Rafał Iwaniuk

Robert Zdebski

Paulina Mabiala

Max Umer

Danilo Susinna

Blanka Lipińska

Ewa Lewandowska

Piotr Mandes

Andrzej Bąkowski

Barbara Białowąs

Maciej Kawulski

Bartek Cierlica

Joanna Białousz

Patryk Komór

Mojca Tirs

Piotr Koncki

Marcin Drewnowski

Dominic Buczkowski-Wojtaszek

Agata Biedrzycka

Barbara Burska

Adrianna Bartkowska

Joanna Rękas-Kijewska

Leszek Wiśniewski

Łukasz Korba

Paweł Fiwek

Justyna Komoń

Oskar Zieliński

Paweł Żelasko

Marcin Kukla

Jan Sadowski

Adam Korcz

Tomasz Habrewicz

Grzegorz Szczuka

Ewelina Cnota

Anna Korzeb

Michał Frączek

Marta Bybluk

Matylda Ostaszewska

Krzysztof Szymański

Maciej Mika

Dawid Konecki

Ewa Mazurkiewicz

Magdalena Tomanek

Romance

Drama

Kolejne 365 dni

Ekipa

Open Mind Production

Poland

In a word... boring?

These '365 Days' film are many a thing, but boring they are usually not - at least in the traditional sense. 'The Next 365 Days' kinda is, especially the last 30-40 minutes. Across the whole run time, I think there's less sex than usual - that's not to say there isn't sex, there's plenty, but it seemed slightly less constant.

The only pluses, albeit very minor ones, I have are basically the same as before: it uses decent music and has some solid shots spattered in there. They remain pointless in their existence and very much overstay their welcome, yet I kinda couldn't not watch them.

What are the odds on more sequels? There is no reason to continue the 'story', yet that hasn't exactly stopped Netflix before... has it? This one does end with something that feels like a final conclusion though, with no cliffhanger in sight, so we'll see.

If I were in the mood to watch adult content, Netflix would definitely not be my first choice. The movie I stumbled upon was a total disaster, making me extremely uncomfortable, especially when children unexpectedly walked into the room. It was a messy experience that I strongly advise against.

"365 Days" seems to be all about sex and trying to engage the audience solely on that basis. The sequel follows the same pattern, and both films are filled with excessive plot holes, acting issues, and seem to lack a meaningful storyline. It feels like they are veering towards the wrong direction, almost resembling pornography rather than a film with substance.

Despite being somewhat enjoyable, these movies left me questioning why they were even made. I only watched the sequel because I had seen the first one and felt compelled to review both at the same time, even though I found them both to be quite terrible.