'365 DNI': Move over 'Fifty Shades of Grey', say fans who label Netflix's new film as 'porn'
It's time for the ‘Fifty Shades’ trilogy to take a backseat as Netflix’s latest release ‘365 DNI’ is all the internet is talking about. The Polish-Italian drama sees a fiery executive fall victim to a young mafia boss, who imprisons her for a year to make her fall in love with him.
Starring Anna-Maria Sieklucka as Laura and Michele Morrone as Massimo, '365 DNI' has received mixed reviews from viewers. While the steamy sex and BDSM sequences have grabbed eyeballs, critics are slamming the film for romanticizing a forced relationship between a kidnapper and his hostage. "So '365 DNI' on Netflix is a dumb, rapey movie for dumb rapey people. Basically, the Italian version of '50 Shades of Grey' with shitty music," a viewer commented.
Meanwhile, some have noted that ‘365 DNI’ has made the Dakota Johnson-Jamie Dornan-starrer ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ look outdated. While one tweet read, “Im gonna tweet 'Fifty Shades' is so outdated. Been watching '365 DNI' on Netflix. But then I admit I was wrong. 365 DNI ending, daamnn. I'm so mad". Another shared, "To my ladies watch 365 DNI on Netflix. It’s like 50 shades x1000."
Some of the Twitter users have lauded the Polish film for featuring a variety of sex scenes. One viewer wrote, "So, I'm trying out '365 DNI' on Netflix and I’ve never seen an oral sex/masturbation scene that vivid in my life before... I’m basically watching porn," while another added to the previous tweet, "If I see one more person on my Snap posting those sex scenes from '365 DNI' I’m gonna lose it. Now, let me go watch it before Netflix takes it down."
While another user joked, "That's why I just bookmarked a couple of interesting spots, so I wouldn’t have to watch it all again. I’m only human OK!!!!" Despite the display of sensuality in excess, a few have liked '365 DNI' for its storyline. “If you haven’t watched 365 DNI (Days) on Netflix, YOU F**KING HAVE TO!!!!! Besides all the sex, it's such a beautiful sad story," a viewer wrote.
