366

I adore how the movie started with a brief review of June's seemingly lifelong romance leading to the sudden tragedy of her long term boyfriend's death. The story develops in an adequate pace, just enough to say that their romance wasn't rushed, and yet, wasn't a slow burn either. Although the "comforter to lover" mood is nothing unique at all, I still give it a clap for the light yet feeling deliverance upon progression. Overall, this movie makes you feel for and with the characters, and I'm really liking that.

I started this movie the first time I saw it on Netflix the other day but didn't continue. When I started to watch it again today, I thought at least it would excite me and will finish the movie but before getting to the middle part, I stopped and switched to another movie.

366 is so boring! Depressing! Nothing interesting. I've seen one movie of Bela Padilla before with JC Santos, 100 Tula Para Kay Stella and it was actually a great film! But 366 was a disappointment!

I know Bela Padilla wanted to show something in the story. Too bad it didn't go well. It's okay though. Maybe next time they will write and make it more interesting to watch.