It’s like watching pornography but not actually seeing anything explicit—a frustrating experience. The performances are weak, the writing is subpar, and the plot itself isn't good; the cinematography is really the only thing that manages to be decent.

I wouldn’t turn to Netflix if I was looking for something explicit, but what I accidentally found there was truly awful, causing significant discomfort—particularly when kids happened to walk in. It was a really unpleasant viewing experience that I can't recommend at all. "365 Days" appears focused on sex and seems determined to connect with viewers only through that element. The second film continues down the sam…

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 i…

The film doesn’t manage to engage, as the characters lack appeal, the filmmaking feels uninspired, and the plot struggles to create or sustain any sense of excitement. While there are a couple of overtly sexual scenes—I found the inclusion of what appeared to be a prosthetic in some of those moments noteworthy—the majority of the movie comes across as unnecessary padding. There's some low-budget erotic content that’s…