The Next 365 Days (2022)

Review Team

3/5

The Next 365 Days, directed by Tomasz Mandes, continues the saga of Laura and Massimo, delving deeper into their tumultuous relationship fraught with trust issues and external pressures. The film attempts to blend romance and thriller elements, but often feels more like a rehash of its predecessors ... Show more >> The Next 365 Days, directed by Tomasz Mandes, continues the saga of Laura and Massimo, delving deeper into their tumultuous relationship fraught with trust issues and external pressures. The film attempts to blend romance and thriller elements, but often feels more like a rehash of its predecessors rather than a standalone narrative. While the cinematography captures the opulence of its Italian setting beautifully, the character development feels stagnant. Anna Maria Sieklucka and Michele Morrone deliver solid performances, yet their chemistry struggles under the weight of a predictable plot. The film's climax, which leaves viewers with a cliffhanger, may entice fans, but it also highlights the unresolved tensions that have yet to be fully explored. For those invested in the series, it’s a watch, but for newcomers, it may lack the depth to engage fully. Show less

Editor Team

2/5

The Next 365 Days is a film that tries hard to keep the flame alive but ends up fizzling out. Following Laura and Massimo, the plot feels like a tired retread of familiar themes without any real innovation. Sure, there are lavish scenes and steamy moments, but these don't compensate for the lack of ... Show more >> The Next 365 Days is a film that tries hard to keep the flame alive but ends up fizzling out. Following Laura and Massimo, the plot feels like a tired retread of familiar themes without any real innovation. Sure, there are lavish scenes and steamy moments, but these don't compensate for the lack of a compelling storyline. The introduction of Nacho as a love interest adds some tension, yet his character remains underdeveloped, making it hard for viewers to care about the outcome. The performances are decent, but they can't save a script that feels more like a checklist of tropes than a cohesive narrative. While die-hard fans might enjoy the continuation, others may find themselves checking their watches rather than being swept away by the romance. Overall, it lacks the spark needed to truly captivate. Show less