What on earth? It’s remarkable just how shockingly bad *‘365 Days'* truly is. I’d gotten bits and pieces of information about its sexual content, but nothing prepared me for what else was—or rather, wasn't—present. Now it’s clear why those details were emphasized; there isn't much else to discuss. It feels like a sprawling, unrestrained encounter with almost nothing to tie it together. Some might suggest this is just Netflix sneaking pornography onto their service under the guise of a movie (I won’t elaborate). The most troubling aspect is the way it portrays sexual violence—whether it's abduction or even, disturbingly, rape. The story itself is bizarre—apparently, *this* is how you win someone over... who would have guessed? It’s unbelievable. You could maybe describe it as a sexually charged version of *‘Beauty and the Beast’*, but that’s something to consider later. They easily could have achieved the same effect without all of this, and I can't fathom why they chose to include it. Characters can develop animosity before becoming intimate; there’s no need for criminal activity. If pressed to find anything positive about this ‘film,’ I would mention the music (random Mabel being random) and the final scene, which is well-executed.

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