365 วัน: วันต่อไป

I tried so hard not to laugh during their sex scenes, but when the two male leads locked eyes with deep affection and kissed, I couldn't hold it back anymore.

This movie is laughably bad, like, what even is this plot? Massimo gets framed by his enemies, misunderstood by his wife, and then his wife falls for the rival guy! As if that's not enough, she arranges for him to film a GV with the rival. OMG, the once powerful Sicilian mafia boss has fallen so low! Unbelievable.

Given the trajectory of the first movie featuring the male lead and female lead, the second involving the male lead's friend and the female lead, and the third including a threesome, will the next installment transition to LGBTQ+ themes?

In "The Next 365 Days", the turbulent relationship between Laura and Massimo is put to the test as they struggle to overcome trust issues, with the unwelcome intervention of Nacho who seeks to drive a wedge between them. The tension builds as they try to salvage their love, all while navigating the treacherous landscape of obsession and desire. Will their bond be strong enough to withstand the challenges ahead, or will their passion ultimately be their downfall?

The Next 365 Days sounds like the kind of movie where they should just let it be white noise and send Laura to her spaceship or something. Massimo's trust issues are giving me major "I'm not a fire alarm" vibes, while Nacho is out here playing the world's most inconvenient stalker. This feels more like a soap opera than cinema, but hey, at least it keeps things interesting—maybe?

The Next 365 Days explores the fragile dance of love and betrayal, where trust is both the greatest challenge and the only hope for survival. In a world where relationships are as unstable as a house of cards, Laura and Massimo's struggle to stay together feels universally relatable. But asNachoschemes to tear them apart, it reminds us that sometimes, love isn't enough—sometimes you need more than just feelings to hold on.