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Netflix is an indisputable winner of streaming wars For some time, with more than 300 million subscribers worldwide. To put it in perspective, the next biggest rival on the platform is Prime Video, which has 200 million subscribers, many of whom may have been signed primarily for shipping mashes than streaming offers. To be sure, Netflix has been able to look for the crown by offering an impressive array of programming and often delivering some of the best available media. For example, "Adolescence" may have been one of Netflix's best originals everProving that in 2025, the stream was more than capable of giving a platform to careful, serious creatives with something to say.

But you are not becoming the largest stream in the world by just liking those who require more experience with cerebral viewing. As such, Netflix is also home to what I think is fair to say are quintessesal examples of "streaming slope" - a kind of "content" that actually makes you happy to think about it The future of the trash driven by Ao Rousseau It will arrive soon, just because it means that human beings will not have to do these things anymore.

Maybe you think it's unfair. Indeed, as the aforementioned "adolescence" proves, Netflix is not just clever in the market to eliminate human creativity from the entertainment industry. The company's efforts to exhibit a global media outlet from outside their home countries are also commendable. For example, subscribers can be robbed by the chance to see the Oscar -based survival drama, "Snow Society", for example. But then, there are things like the "365 Days" trilogy, a Polish series that is so bad, each on the IMDB Date 100 movie list.

The fact that Netflix is a global company often results in some pleasant surprises of Streamer's most watched charts. In 2023, for example, Indian crime drama "Yaan Anan" shot down Netflix graphsProving once again that Strimmer is a force for good, at least in the exposure of audiences to films and series that they could not meet. In 2020, however, the subscribers were welcomed by the new erotic thriller from Poland sitting in the "Recently Added" category that seemed designed to return all that Guwil Netflix built with its other international offers.

"365 days" or "365 DNI" is based on First in a series of three novels by Polish author Blafa Lippioskaand was given a theater edition in his home country in February 2020 before hit Netflix in June of that year. In another example of how streaming took the whole world, the streaming film debut was a much bigger deal than his theater race, as "365 days" became a big hit with the global audience. But its notortion was also prompted by the controversy over his release of streaming, most of which were reduced to his display of a toxic connection between young Warsaw, Laura Bill (Ana-Maria Sikeluka) and Sicilian Mob Massimo (Mikel Maorone), who started Makel Massimo.

The movie wasn't just a hit. He entered the phenomenon, with "365 days" debuting the number 1 in the world of Strimmer and breaking multiple viewing records. All this while criticized for seemingly celebrating the concepts of rape and kidnapping how to simply scenarios that need to be mined for erotic excitement. Surprisingly, critics were not impressed, to say at least. The film has a rating of 0% Rotten tomatoesBy describing Essica Kiang of the variety as "thoroughly terrible, politically indecent, occasionally funny". Meanwhile, the playwrights nominated "365 days" for the worst movie of the year (though It is certainly a long time ago to retire razzies).

All this was supposed to be enough to provide any plans for a sequel to be abolished. But by looking at figures like that, Netflix would never say no more, and this time the company was supposed to lead the whole affair, producing two more films that went straight to Strimmer and skipping theaters together. "365 Days: This Day" arrived at Netflix in April 2022, and Trickel, "the next 365 days", debuted in August of that year. More views and controversy followed, but perhaps the most impressive achievement of the trilogy is to land on each of its installments in Imdb bottom 100.

When "365 Days: This Day" arrived, critics once again used their unhealthy showing romantic relationships, even while many admitted that the directors had tried to reduce sexual violence. Or, to put it the other way, like DiversityHe wrote Jesica Kiang, the sequel was "hot garbage pipes", and not much more can be said about "the next 365 days". Each movie is currently sitting at 0% on rotten tomatoes (Johnon Travolta and his seven 0 percent would be proud), and each film is on the list of the lowest ranking of IMDB films.

The highest rating of any of the films could only be operated by 3.3 Stars -based 105,000 grades. That bad honor goes to the first film, which is a sign of high water for the trilogy, with both the following slides on the rankings. The third film, "The next 365 days", earned only 2.9 Stars-based 12,000 grades, while the second, "365 days: this day", was the lowest-ranked, with 2.7 Starswides based on 27,000 estimates.

It is an achievement of a kind, though it is difficult to help Netflix avoid charges of making mocking movies and film work - criticism that has only become widespread in recent years. With righteousness, Netflix should not prevail all the wines for this, as the "365 Days" trilogy was clearly influenced by worldwide popularity of the "50 shades" franchise. Moreover, viewers around the world obviously watched these films until they slipped into a coma caused by streaming, if the numbers to watch everything they had to go through, so Netflix could simply claim to give viewers what they want. However, somehow, it does not make any of this feeling better.