This movie, about the relationship of Laura and Massimo that hangs in the balance as they try to overcome trust issues and jealousy while a tenacious Nacho works to push them apart, is a bad sequel to 365 Days: This Day (2022).
What makes this the best one of The 365 Days Trilogy (2020-2022) is that it actually has a decent plot itself where the open ending is in fact decent, plot-wise. Alongside this, the lighting, locations, and costumes are nice like the predecessors, but that does not make the movie good in any way. The movie struggles with almost every single element, both narratively and technically, making it difficult to enjoy. I personally find it hard to believe how the production, or at least the directors, can leave the movie with any sense of satisfaction.
Disappointing sequel. Decent plot (supposedly) cannot save the movie from technical and narrative flaws. Still a frustrating watch despite visuals.
What makes this the best one of The 365 Days Trilogy (2020-2022) is that it actually has a decent plot itself where the open ending is in fact decent, plot-wise. Alongside this, the lighting, locations, and costumes are nice like the predecessors, but that does not make the movie good in any way. The movie struggles with almost every single element, both narratively and technically, making it difficult to enjoy. I personally find it hard to believe how the production, or at least the directors, can leave the movie with any sense of satisfaction.
Disappointing sequel. Decent plot (supposedly) cannot save the movie from technical and narrative flaws. Still a frustrating watch despite visuals.