Viewers Think New Netflix Film 365 DNI 'Makes Fifty Shades Look PG'

If Fifty Shades of Grey was a little tame for you, then you may wanna try 365 DNI (365 Days).

The erotic Polish film is now on Netflix and it has been getting people all hot and bothered. The movie was originally released in cinemas in February and is based on author Blanka Lipinska's novel of the same name.

The film stars Anna Maria Sieklucka and Michele Morrone and centres around their fiery romance - and it seems people are having a very good time watching the raunchy antics unfold:

However, while people clearly got a little flustered by all the rutting, there have also been some eyebrows raised about the plot.

Basically, Laura (Sieklucka) is a high-flying sales director for a five-star hotel in Poland, while Massimo (Morrone) is the hunky newly-appointed leader of the Sicilian mafia.

Laura has planned a trip to Sicily to save her failing marriage, but her holiday is thrown dramatically off course when she is kidnapped by Massimo and held captive, before being given 365 days to fall in love with him.

Clearly, this is not an approved way of getting someone to fall in love with you, and some viewers felt it necessary to point this out:

Another wrote: "Okay, given that 365 DNI may have the hottest and sexiest characters leading the movie - the plot is pretty f**ked-up. It romanticises harassment (which is so messy, btw), there's Stockholm syndrome (which is a mental condition from which a victim falls in love with her abductor AND SHOULD NOT BE NORMALISED).

"Sure - the sex scenes are great and very intimate. but all of these happened after few sexual harassment and uncomfortable scenarios. I MEAN - STOP COMPARING IT TO FSOG. Clearly, fsog stated that grey was under a mental instability - AND MASSIMO WAS NEVER CONSIDERED PROBLEMATIC IN THE FILM!!! DESPITE HIS ANGER ISSUES."

On top of all that, there's also the fact it has an unimpressive IMDb rating of 3.7.

So basically if you're not too bothered about the story and you just wanna see pretty people make sexy time, then this could be just the ticket for you.

Topics: TV and Film, Netflix

Jake Massey

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