365 Days 2

365 Days 2: Netflix UK release date of This Day, movie cast with Michele Morrone - what time is it coming out? The sequel to 2020's controversial Polish erotic ...

The sequel is based on the second novel of Lipińska’s trilogy, and this time, the film is a Netflix ‘original’ (the previous 365 Days was a Netflix acquisition of a completed film). 365 Days: This Day is the sequel to 2020’s 365 Days, which received a critical pounding thanks to its glorification of sexual violence, kidnapping and the Mafia. The sequel to a film compared to Fifty Shades of Grey has hit Netflix, bringing another dollop of sexually charged - and problematic - action to screens.

Lockdown hits like Tiger King were inescapable on social media, and a certain erotic thriller was too. Of course, we're talking about 365 Days, directed by ...

- Unfaithful This may not come as too much of a surprise, as the ending of the second movie established the potential for another sequel. Since its release, fans have been crying out for a sequel and it finally arrived in the form of 365 Days: This Day on Wednesday, April 27th 2022.

The film, directed by Barbara Bialowas and Tomasz Mandes, is based on one of Polish novelist Blanka Lipiska's profoundly sensuous bestselling novels. The hot ...

The next section will also set the stage for the third segment. The first film ended on a cliffhanger, leaving audiences wondering whether or not the two of them would marry. The film, directed by Barbara Bialowas and Tomasz Mandes, is based on one of Polish novelist Blanka Lipiska's profoundly sensuous bestselling novels.

365 Days: This Day review - The sequel to 365 Days mostly delivers more of the same, but in doing so it breaks apart the allure of its own fantasy.

What you really need to know, probably, is that the sequel to 365 Days is just as full of sex montages set to pop music, includes a couple of scenes that’ll raise an eyebrow or two, and has a standard of acting and writing that might charitably be described as appalling. 365 Days: This Day wants him to represent a kind of humble working-class authenticity, but it also requires him to be part of a new fantasy, so despite being a gardener he lives in this insane beachside crib; he’s all tender and sensitive but he wrangles a home intruder with expert efficiency. Laura says outright that Massimo kidnapping her was sick and lets both him and the audience know that her continuing to be with him is her decision. Thanks to a couple of frankly ridiculous plot turns, he also becomes Laura’s literal savior, and after they abscond, the film’s thin plot continues from there. He’s charming, he cooks, he cleans, he dotes on his pregnant sister, and he represents, at least to Laura, an escape from a life that she is rapidly beginning to feel trapped by. There’s an understanding among their audience that they’re not real, and could never be real, and while it feels like a critical responsibility to point out that they probably don’t represent a net societal good, it also feels a little insulting to assume that those who enjoy them aren’t capable of separating fantasy from reality.

The sequel picks up from the first movie's cliffhanger where the fate of Laura was up in the air after a rival Mafia family put a hit out on her. Unsurprisingly ...

Anna is probably dead and maybe Adriano too, but Laura surely isn't as we know that a third movie is on the way. Before Massimo can deal with that revelation though, Laura tries to break free and is shot by Anna, who is shot by Nacho in turn. Don Matos wants to use Laura to persuade Massimo to give up control of the family to his twin brother. Unsurprisingly, she survived and the sequel starts with Laura and Massimo getting married. Unfortunately for Massimo, Laura ended up being taken by the wrong bodyguard when she arrived at the meeting. She's had enough (understandable given her recent relationships), but is still forced to go to a meeting with Nacho's father where Massimo will also be in attendance.

Netflix's steamiest film series has returned for its sequel, 365 Days 2: This Day, but just which songs make up the film's soundtrack?

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365 Days sequel, This Day, introduces fans to a new arrival named Nacho but just who is this enigmatic new character and why is he key to the plot?

365 Days: This Day is available to stream on Netflix after releasing on Wednesday, April 27th, 2022. 365 Days: This Day arrived on Netflix on Wednesday, April 27th, 2022, almost two years since the first film landed on the streaming service. Following the success of 2020’s 365 Days, it was only a matter of time before Netflix released a sequel and in April 2022, 365 Days: This Day finally arrived on our screens.

Netflix debuted the original 365 Days in 2020, and it was a huge hit with audiences. Now, the streaming giant has released its steamy sequel, 365 Days: This Day ...

In the first movie, he was so utterly obsessed with her that he was willing to kidnap her and force her to fall in love with him while in bondage. We know Massimo didn't really cheat on Laura, but 365 Days: This Day still ends with one of the craziest cliffhangers of all time. Seeing the leading lady go down with a bullet is super shocking, but it’s obvious that Anna’s anger was enough to make her do something so evil. Adriano and Anna continue their plan of vengeance by kidnapping Laura. Massimo enlists help from his gardener Nacho to get her back. Netflix debuted the original 365 Days in 2020, and it was a huge hit with audiences. Considering the wild success of the Fifty Shades of Grey franchise when it first hit theaters in 2015, it was no surprise that similar movies would follow its pattern — including the 365 Days films.

The Gist: There's Laura – and yes, she's wearing a wedding dress. And there's Massimo, all tuxed up. The nuptials haven't happened yet and they're already ...

3, The Next 365 Days, coming and coming and coming and coming and coming soon.) His name is Nacho (Simone Susinna), as in “Nacho Bellgrande.” She opens up to Nacho about how her only job is “being a wife – how pathetic is that?” If she cried on his shoulder, the tears would bead up and slough right off because he’s rrrrrrripped. He shows her his love on Xmas by gifting her an entire clothing business, and she thanks him by whispering in his ear and then licking it – and then goes the rest of the movie without working at the clothing business for a single second. Laura gets railed so often in this movie she starts to look like the landscape in Once Upon a Time in the West. Oh, and sometimes Olga gets some, too, in case the movie didn’t have enough sex scenes, and if I’m not mistaken she does it to humpsongs that are even würse. That leaves us to trudge through the swamp of the story, which I’d call soap operatic if it wasn’t an insult to soap operas. Sometimes, they do it rough and sometimes they do it a little rougher and once in a while even rougher still, with cuffs and stuff. At the 26-minute mark, there’s a hint of one as Laura rolls over one morning and pinches a nip and they French the plaque off each other’s teeth and Massimo casually mentions that he has a brother she doesn’t know about. It happens – the wedding, I need to clarify, what with all the intercourse happening around here – and the newlyweds pile into his white-wedding Lambo and drive off so they can do it again and again and again, every time to a different terrible, terrible, terrible song on the soundtrack, some of which feature lyrics that make Hinder sound like The Bard. They get up the next morning and, against all odds, walk without a gait or a limp or anything. And two, he goes right up that dress to consummate the marriage mere moments before they tie the knot. The nuptials haven’t happened yet and they’re already violating two traditions: One, Massimo sees her in her dress before the ceremony. The Gist: There’s Laura – and yes, she’s wearing a wedding dress.

Netflix has released the long-awaited sequel to the Polish erotic thriller 365 Days. Michele Morrone and Anna Maria reprise their roles as Massimo and Laura ...

you are absolutely correct#365daysThisDay pic.twitter.com/gTm7DRej2g— JONATHAN MAJORS AND REGE JEAN PAGE I COOK N CLEAN (@fvrblkk)— JONATHAN MAJORS AND REGE JEAN PAGE I COOK N CLEAN (@fvrblkk) April 27, 2022 Barbara Biaows and Tomasz Mandes directed the film, which was written by Mojca Tirs, Blanka Lipiska, and Mandes and produced by Ewa Lewandowska and Mandes (Ekipa) and Maciej Kawulski. Some have complained that the sequel's backing track is too frequent, making it look like a music video. He portrays Massimo's gardener, and he makes a fascinating addition to the cast. At the end of the first film, the couple's unborn child was killed in a car accident. Some commended the picture for staying loyal to its soul and getting right into the romantic-thriller plot.

Who is Don Massimo Torricelli? A mafioso – and the leader of the Torricelli crime family – who kidnapped Laura and gave her 365 days to fall in love with him.

What else has Otar Saralidze been in? What else has Magdalena Lamparska been in? She was also the runner-up of the 10th season of Polish Dancing with the Stars, gaining the highest average score in the show's history.

365 Days: This Day has been another big hit on Netflix, but you might not be aware how a major change was made with the character of Nacho.

Laura and Nacho's meet-cute in the book version of 365 Days: This Day was very different though. In the books, Laura is still pregnant with Massimo's child and didn't miscarry during the accident. In the third book, Massimo chooses to save Laura, but doesn't tell her why she miscarried. Let's start with a quick recap of the events of 365 Days: This Day as we saw them in the movie. So here's hoping Netflix changes things up once again for The Next 365 Days. In fact, the movie sequel made one major change to the character of Nacho.

This is very similar to where the first film, 365 dni, which was also primarily shot in Poland, in Warsaw, Krakow, and Niepołomice; and in Italy, in Sanremo.

We know you’re not watching 365 Days Part 2 for the plot. And you’re certainly not watching this erotic sequel for the scenery. Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) has just married her kidnapper-turned-man-of-her-dreams, Massimo (Michele Morrone), but the marriage is already off to a rocky start.