Massimo is a member of the Sicilian Mafia family and Laura is a sales director. She does not expect that on a trip to Sicily trying to save her relationship, Massimo will kidnap her and give her 365 days to fall in love with him.
Director: Barbara Bialowas
Writer: Tomasz Klimala
Stars: Anna Maria Sieklucka, Michele Morrone and Bronislaw Wroclawski
I don't remember if I have reviewed another movie so far, but seeing so many 10/10 reviews determined me to log in to pen this, to ballance things up a bit.
The movie is fair bad. The piece of ground (if you can term it that) is mostly unreasonable and the events are cliche and totally predictable (try to remember what somebody did or said in all the bad movies that you ever saw: yes, it's exactly what's going to take place), the events don't make a lot of faculty of perception, the conversation is stoop, the characters are very cartoonish and unbelievable. What they say don't make a lot of faculty of perception, and also nobody reacts to events in the way a usual one would do. These are farcical volume characters, not nation. When they try to intimate some of these nation are aggravated misdemeanor lords it's gay, you can't help but giggle. Substantial mobsters would have these guys for breakfast. Ironically, the fly girls in the movie are actually more believable, because the way they be animated it is more shut up to some girls I know.
I never saw any of the "Spirit-world of Ashen" movies, but for a beneficial part it felt like a not absolute of those movies. The sex scenes are fair convincing, I'm still unsure if the verbal sex was actually simulated or not.
The beneficial things I can say about this are (and each gets a heavenly body from me):
the photography is fair beneficial, at least the cinematographer knew what he was doing
the actors are in general fair not burdensome on the eye, the costumes are also hard, there are correct and dissimilar places, hence there is always something appealing to look at on the shield
the sex scenes are fair beneficial if you're into that lenient of thing (I am)
Should you see it? Well I don't know, even with the low notch that I gave it, I perceive like nation should make up their own spirit and not take someone's else judgment on it. Besides, I think nation should outlook bad movies from duration to duration, to be able to see better why other movies are beneficial, and to be more appreciative of those, as a event.
