Szolgáltató adatai Help Sales ÁSZF Panaszkezelés DSA

“365 days: that day”: the sequel to the film that was all the rage in 2020 arrives

This second part will premiere on Netflix. S*x abounds again in this continuation of the relationship between Laura and Massimo. The original film was accused of promoting r*pe culture

The film 365 days premiered on Netflix in 2020 and returned shocking numbers. It entered the daily Top 10 in more than 90 countries and was ranked on Google as the fourth most searched movie in the world for the year.

With these numbers it was almost impossible for there not to be a second part and this is how 365 days now arrives: that day. Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) and Massimo (Michele Morrone) were the protagonists of this film in which s*

 

x scenes abounded in the middle of a gangster fight. In the sequel we will see this couple again, but the relationship between the two will not be rosy.

Jealousy and betrayal will be integrated into this bond, and to this will be added the complexity that Massimo faces with his family. The appearance of Nacho (Simone Susinna), a mysterious man, in Laura's life, will generate a new conflict.

Blanka Lipinska, author of the novels on which both films are based, told Variety about this new story and the role that Laura will play: “This is, without a doubt, a story about a woman. About how we can be naive, blind; about how much we love; about how we learn from our mistakes and have the opportunity to correct them.”

365 days: that day is directed by Barbara Białowąs and Tomasz Mandes, while the script was left to Mojca Tirs, Blanka Lipińska and Mandes. Also returning to the story are Olga (Magdalena Lamparska), Laura's best friend and her most faithful confidante, and Domenico (Otar Saralidze), Massimo's lieutenant.

In Sieklucka's words, 365 Days: That Day "offers a new look at the character of Laura, who has matured" and "goes much deeper to tell us more about the relationship between the lovers." In the sequel, she added, "she is stronger." Perhaps this comment derives from the memory of the reactions to the first film, accused of contributing to rape culture due to its scenes of sexual violence. Although Netflix was asked to remove it from its catalog, the platform left it arguing that it was not an exclusive production but an acquired fiction and that it has a warning about the content at the beginning.

But it seems that this sequel will not be the only one. In the words of its author, we could have more chapters on the future of Laura and Massimo. “I created a story that is now known all over the world. I am proud of the actors for their dedication to the project and proud of the team that worked so hard on the film. One thing I can promise you is that it's not over yet!” she announced.

Related Stories:

0 Tovább

Makoto Shinkai has a new Film Oto teaser "Suzume no Tojimari"

Are you anime fans? Do you love Makoto Shinkai's movies? This news is just for you. On November 11, his latest film, Suzume no Tojimari, will have its premiere in Japan.

Teaser of the movie "Suzume no Tojimari"

Information about the release date is revealed in the first teaser of the film. You can watch the adorable video below:

Film Suzume no Tojimari Makoto Shinkai Anime

What is "Suzume no Tojimari" about?

The protagonist of the film is 17-year-old Suzume. Her peaceful life will change forever when, thanks to a young man, she discovers a mysterious, magical door. These doors appear all over Japan, causing chaos in the existence of everyone who comes near them. When Suzume opens the door, her fascinating adventure begins ...

The director of the film is Makoto Shinkai, who is famous for his two previous works, namely "Kimi no Na wa.", Nominated for three Annie Awards. (Your Name) and four Annie Award nominations for "Tenki no Ko" (Weathering with You). As usual, Shinaki also writes the script.

Film Suzume no Tojimari Makoto Shinkai Anime

Related Stories:

0 Tovább

A whole new world awaits in "Kingdom Hearts IV"

The popular game series where Disney meets "Final Fantasy" gets a fourth game, which seems to take place in our world.
As the "Kingdom Hearts" series turns 20, Square Enix revealed that "Kingdom Hearts IV" is under development, as you can see a trailer for about 4 minutes into the clip below.
 
The "Kingdom Hearts" series is a Japanese role-playing game series that mixes elements from the "Final Fantasy" series and Disney movies, where you get to visit worlds from movies like "The Lion King", "Frost" and "Pirates of the Caribbean".
 
After the events of "Kingdom Hearts III", we see Sora wake up in a city called Quadratum, which looks very much like a realistic interpretation of Tokyo. However, we also get to see that Kalle and Långben are involved, so it does not seem that we need to worry that Disney characters will not appear.
 
Maybe we should visit popular movies like "Encanto" and "Turning Red" in the fourth game?
 


Square Enix did not reveal a release date or which consoles "Kingdom Hearts IV" are supposed to be released, but the game should apparently be early in development. "Kingdom Hearts III" was released in 2019 after many years of waiting, so the fourth game will probably take a few years.
 
- We want to thank the fans for all their support over the years and we look forward to them experiencing everything that comes for Sora, says Ichiro Hazama at Square Enix.
 
During the live broadcast, a mobile game was also shown for Android and iOS devices, called "Kingdom Hearts Missing Link" where we get to see different characters fighting monsters in the world Scala ad Caelum. That game also has no launch date, but a closed beta will launch sometime in 2022.
 
When the first "Kingdom Hearts" was released in 2002, it was an incredible experience for many, including me. The untipped mix between Japanese role-playing games and Disney worked unexpectedly well and has very many fans all over the world.

Related Stories:

0 Tovább

Steven Seagal turns 70: from Hollywood hitman to Putin brother

Hard to Kill", "Approved for Killing", "Today You Die", "Half Dead - Half Past Dead", "Driven to Kill - Damned for Revenge": The list of martial film titles in Steven Seagal's (70) CV seems endless long. With a few exceptions, such as "Lonely Decision" from 1996, the motto applies: if you know one, you know them all. Seagal cemented a reputation as a stoic one-man army first in A and then increasingly in B movies - as massive and unyielding as a wrecking ball.

So far, the star, who turns 70 on April 10, has shown little interest in escaping that reputation. His last film from 2019 is called "Beyond the Law", in other words: Seagal's screen revenge is still beyond the law more than 30 years after his debut film "Above the Law". Much more exciting - because more varied - than his cinematic work is a look at his life away from the camera. The more you get involved, the more it becomes clear: Seagal is a walking contradiction.

Seagal: The peace-loving Buddhist, the environmentalist, the reggae musician

 News Actor film

Seagal has been a follower of Tibetan Buddhism for many decades. But not only that. In 1997 he was in all seriousness appointed by Lama Penor Rinpoche as a Trülku, ie the reincarnation of a former master. The appropriate headline was chosen for a report from that time: "The Buddha from another planet: action star Steven Seagal has now been officially anointed as action llama."

As a Buddhist, he has dedicated himself to pacifism, although he has achieved the 7th Dan in the martial art Aikidō. Seagal is a vegetarian, advocates for animal welfare, conservation and the human rights of Native Americans. In 1999 he received an award from the organization PETA for his commitment to protecting elephants.

When Seagal isn't kicking ass on screen (recently more direct to DVD), he enjoys making music. His first album "Songs from the Crystal Cave" was released in 2004. Stylistically, he was drawn to softer country, blues and reggae sounds. His musical message, which coincides with his Buddhist: the pursuit of harmony.

Seagal: The gun lobbyist, the Putin admirer - and lots of accusations

 

"I'm Russian, my grandparents come from Vladivostok and St. Petersburg," Seagal assured in 2014. He did this to the state TV station Zvezda at the time - and on the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea, which had just been annexed by Russia. Only shortly before that, in an interview, he sang a hymn of praise for Vladimir Putin (69), described the ruler as a "friend" who he "would like to consider a brother". Around the same time, Seagal lobbied Russian arms dealers to help facilitate previously banned Russian arms exports to the United States. The prayer wheel-like credo of the Buddhist gun nut and honorary deputy sheriff sounds familiar: "Guns don't kill people. People kill people."

Seagal's approval of Russia's annexation of Crimea was not forgotten at the top of the Kremlin. And so, in 2016, Putin himself presented him with Russian citizenship. With this, Seagal joined the pro-government Just Russia party, was the guest of honor at Putin's fourth inauguration as president in 2018 and ran as a member of the State Duma in 2021.

As clear as his edge as a Hollywood hero has always been, he meandered in a recent interview about the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine, as expected. Of course he prayed that "both countries would come to a positive, peaceful solution".

However, to observe dangerous behavior by Steven Seagal, one does not have to look in the direction of Russia. Almost during his career, Seagal was heavily accused by mostly female co-stars in his US films. Allegations of sexual harassment have been documented from the early 1990s through to 2018. This is where the most serious allegation was made in the wake of the #MeToo movement: Regina Simons, an extra in the film "On Burning Ice" (1994), stated that in the Being raped by the main actor at the age of 18. This and the many other allegations have never ended up in court.

Related Stories:

Source

0 Tovább

"Beverly Hills Cop 4" is moving forward with a new director

Time for another action comedy with Eddie Murphy in the role of Axel Foley. Now the director is in place.
At a time when many old movie icons are returning to the roles that made them famous, Eddie Murphy is also getting ready to play the constable from California again. Team arm in LA. Yes, you know - the cop in Hollywood.
 
Deadline writes that "Beverly Hills Cop 4" has found its director in Mark Molloy, so far best known from the world of commercials. This will be his first feature film. Molloy thus replaces "Bad Boys For Life" duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, who are probably too busy with their superhero movie "Batgirl" for HBO Max.
 
When the film can be recorded is not known, however, we know that it goes directly to Netflix.
 
The first time Eddie Murphy played the cocky cop Axel Foley was in "The Cop from Hollywood" from 1984 - the most lucrative film of the year. A sequel came out in 1987, and the third and most recent film was released in 1994.
 
Eddie Murphy is now 61 years old, as you probably wonder, and apparently not yet "too old for this shit".
 
And now: one of the best movie themes of the 80's!

Related Stories: 

0 Tovább

Partner

ournews

blogavatar

What News Entertainments, Film ,Series, Box office, Anime Trending Now

Feedek

Címkefelhő

News (301),Film (104),Sport (30),Football (23),paste (18),Thailand (16),news (12),Paste (8),film (8),Anime (8),Netflix (8),Tv Series (7),The Batman (6),Oscar (6),Black Adam (6),Avatar 2 (5),Scream 6 (4),Marvel (4),Horror (4),Actor (4),Trailer (4),Will Smith (4),Disney (3),Comic (3),Tom Cruise (3),Hollywood (3),Doctor Strange 2 (3),Tennis (3),sport (3),Taylor Swift (2),conflict (2),São Paulo (2),Chainsaw Man (2),Amazon (2),Hungary (2),Indiana Jones 5 (2),Disney + (2),pixar (2),football (2),SPort (2),Bullet train (2),Tips (2),Finance (2),Chris Evans (2),Doctor strange 2 (2),Review (2),Sonic 2 (2),Chelsea (2),Turning red (2),Fantastic Beast 3 (2),uefa (2),Hbo (2),Morbius (2),Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2),Ps5 (2),Deutsch (2),Billy Bob Thornton (1),Antonio Banderas (1),Reynolds (1),Terminator: Dark Fate (1),Princess Eugenie (1),Sponsorship (1),Selena Gomez (1),Premier (1),Elizabeth Olsen (1),Frank Marshall (1),Thor 4: Love and Thunder (1),Kevin Costner (1),Cannes Film Festival (1),Jujutsu Kaisen 0 (1),How I Met Your Father (1),Elvis Movie (1),alan wake 2 (1),Dune: Part Two" (1),Conversations with Friends (1),Keke Palmer (1),Thor: Love and Thunder (1),Wong (1),Actress (1),Lionsgate (1),Zac Efron (1),Top Gun: Maverick (1),Apple (1),Barbie (1),The Hunger Games (1),very moving (1),Liam Neeson (1),Jon Cryer (1),Javier Bardem (1),Strange World (1),The Oscar Academy (1),Lindsey Beer (1),The Last of Us Part I (1),The film festival in Cannes (1),Veszélyes lehet a fagyi (1),Disney+ (1),Obi-Wan Kenobi (1),Luc Besson (1),FC Bayern (1),Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (1),Top Gun 2: Maverick (1),Paddington 3 (1),Austria (1),Steven Spielberg (1),1408 (1),Leslie Phillips (1),Braunschweig (1),Film Festival (1),Anya Taylor (1),The Blacklist (1),Knives Out (1),Rian Johnson (1),Henry Cavill (1),Amsterdam (1),Tiktok (1),Harry Potters (1),Series (1),Warner Bros (1),Apple tv (1),Europe (1),Joker (1),Avatar The Way of Water (1),John Wick: Chapter 4 (1),John Wick (1),thailand (1),One Piece (1),The Last of Us (1),Zoe Saldana (1),Daniel Craig (1),Carrom (1),Crunchyroll (1),Super Mario (1),MUBI (1),European Film Awards (1),One piece Film red (1),Boxoffice (1),Germany (1),Captain America: New World Order (1),Swiss (1),Peacock (1),Biopremiär (1),UFO Sweden (1),Harrison Ford (1),Creed III (1),Harry Potter (1),New (1),Daniel Radcliffe (1),Italy (1),Guide (1),France (1),Music (1),Midnights (1),FilmNewsTerrifier 2 (1),Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (1),Black Panther Wakanda Forever (1),Lelouch (1),Terrifier 2 (1),NewsFilm (1),Kevin Feige (1),Michael J. Fox (1),The Conjuring (1),Album (1),The Conjuring 4 (1),House Of The Dragon (1),Chainshaw Man (1),Sárkányok háza (1),Swedish (1),Jurassic World Dominion (1),Warner Bross (1),Disney plus (1),trailer (1),Runtime (1),Uefa (1),Fifa (1),ukraine (1),Line Up (1),Russia (1),Belarusia (1),sanctions (1),russia (1),Healt (1),fifa (1),Texas Chainsaw (1),Screening (1),Gotham Knights (1),Zoë Kravitz (1),Game (1),Ps4 (1),STAR TREK (1),Jackass 4 (1),The Dark Knight Rises (1),Ukraine (1),Opinion (1),Itaewon Class (1),Japan (1),gal gadot (1),rusia (1),Conflict (1),Hansa Rostock (1),atlete (1),Movie (1),Blu-Ray (1),NBA (1),Lewandowski (1),Luiz Suarez (1),Bundes League (1),DVD (1),Podcast (1),Rio de Janeiro (1),golf (1),Sharon Stone (1),coach (1),Spotify (1),Alcaraz (1),installment systems (1),Botafogo (1),ucl (1),UCL (1),move (1),HBO (1),OVECHKIN (1),NHL (1),Uefa Champion League (1),Basket Ball (1),Gabi (1),Mike Tyson (1),SSV (1),Daniel (1),Nba (1),Animation (1),Batman (1),The Northman (1),The Nothman (1),Sverige (1),Ghost of Tsushima (1),brolin (1),Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (1),The Lost City (1),Michael degen (1),Suzume no Tojimari (1),Kingdom Hearts IV (1),Makoto Shinkai (1),365 days (1),The Adam Project (1),Walker Scobell (1),Terminator 2: Doomsday (1),sverige (1),ADAM SANDLER (1),DAN AYKROYD (1),Belgium (1),PATRICK POIVEY (1),Chad Stahelski (1),Cinema (1),Downton Abbey: A New Era (1),Bright (1),Thor 4 (1),Lina Beckmann (1),The Last Duel (1),Bill Murray (1),Dungeons & Dragons (1),Beverly Hills Cop 4 (1),Dvd (1),The Shining (1),Dune (1),The Flash (1),Suicide Squad (1),Movies (1),X (1),True Detective (1),The Quarry (1),Halo (1),Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1),Paramount + (1),One Perfect Shot (1),Scream (1),Hbo Max (1),Fantastic Beasts 3 (1),Sonic The Hedgehog (1),Star Wars (1),Sherlock Holmes 3 (1),Operation Mincemeat (1),Tv series (1),Release (1),Better Call Saul (1),Apple Tv (1),Titanic 666 (1),Bruce Willis (1),David F. Sandberg (1),The Teacher (1),Project Artemis (1),My Policeman (1),John Wick 4 (1)

List

Feedek