Review of 365 Days (2020) by Nuru0190 — 01 May 2022

A few facts first :

- This site tried to censor me hard several times for the writting of my review.

- It's the most watched movie of 2022 on Netflix. - It's the second most watched movie OF ALL TIME on Netflix. - NO, it is NOT a mygonysticA few facts first :

- This site tried to censor me hard several times for the writting of my review.

- It's the most watched movie of 2022 on Netflix.

- It's the second most watched movie OF ALL TIME on Netflix.

- NO, it is NOT a mygonystic movie about a woman afllicted by some Stockholm syndrome.

- Rotten Tomatoes gives this movie a score of 0, which tells you that it's actually good and very much worth watching :).

To the review now :

It tells the story of a man portrayed by Michele Morrone who is a the head of a Sicilian mafia family and who is utterly smitten by the beauty of a polish woman who just so happens to visit Sicilia. He abducts her, and tells her that he will do everything in his power to make her fall in love with him within 365 days. If he fails, he will admit defeat and release her.

The trick is that this man, being a gangster by trade, is used to take everything by force, he's 6"2 (1.90cm), he has a body that looks as though he's been sculpted by Zeus himself, and even though he is very sophisticated, charismatic, wealthy, and very much of an alpha male, he also can be a little rough around the edges when it comes to intersexual relationships.

The woman, portrayed by Anna Maria Sieklucka, is of course impossibly beautiful, and sports nothing less than the perfect body and the perfect face. She can have quite a temper, be provokative and very much disobedient. She also is very smart.

The combination of the 2 of course makes for a very explosive relationship (initially) and a lot of funny moments.

Now, what I found quite remarkable is the way it approaches the relationship dynamics, which is very unapologetic in the way it portrays on one side the man being extremely powerful, dominant, ruthless, but also deeply charismatic, kind and caring... and on the other side the woman being physically very weak, at the man's mercy, very much submitted to him and upset to find herself in that situation, but at the same time intrigued about him, and in conflict with her own feelings: should she allow herself to fall for him, should she resist....

In this movie, you will NOT find any self entitled and self obsessed, arrogant, condescending, petulant, and deluded western women who can only complain about 'Where did all the good men go', not realizing that they're the N°1 reason why no men want to have anything to do with them. You will NOT find any self proclaimed 'strong and independant woman' who is affected so much by the Schrodinger syndrome that she will abuse her victim status every time she feels it's convenient, again not realizing the cringe inducing paradox and the reason why she is in reality anything but strong and independant.

This movie absolutely and utterly goes away with that kind of brainwashed women, deluded and miserable. Instead it goes back to the true inner woman's nature and their desire : the need for a powerful, strong, reliable, dominant and capable male. The need to submit and feel loved and protected. The need to let go and let herself be lead.

This movie tells you a secret about women that today's society fiercly tries to hide by any means : in their heart of hearts, women crave a relationship like this. It is in fact more than a craving, it is a deep viceral need.

If anything, this movie is about a woman who learns to abandon the teachings of a western society gone wrong, a society that would want to see women equal to men in every way, despite all their differences : in biology, needs, nature....

And if indeed men and women should have the same rights in front of the law, they are anything but equal when it comes to intersexual relationships. Instead, they are complementary.

Let me say that again : NOT equal, but complementary.

This movie perfectly reflects that. This is why it is so refreshing. It is void of all feminist **** or leftist activism.

All in all, that kind of movie is really not my usual choice, but I was pleasantly surprised and entertained. I enjoyed watching the woman slowly falling in love with the gangster, and him in return learning to express his inner kindness and be more civilized towards her.

The acting was ok, but nothing fantastic either, so I won't watch it twice for sure, but it was good enough while it lasted.