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365 Days Fans Are Still Discussing *That* Scene From The First Movie
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Published 15:40 2 May 2022 GMT+1

365 Days Fans Are Still Discussing *That* Scene From The First Movie

How could we ever forget?

Ali Condon

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Ali Condon
Ali Condon

Ali is a journalist for LADbible Group, writing on all things film, music, and entertainment across Tyla, LADbible and UNILAD. You can contact Ali at [email protected].

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Fans of the 365 Days film series are struggling to move on from one particular scene in the original 2020 film, despite the steamy sequel 365 Days: This Day hitting Netflix last week.

The second film in the trilogy follows Massimo and Laura once again as their relationship goes from strength to strength - pretty impressive for a romance that began with a kidnapping! And there are plenty more sexy moments to get fans just as flustered as the first time around, too!

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However, despite some seriously risqué scenes in the sequel, viewers can't get one particular scene from the first film out of their heads no matter how hard they try.

The culprit is, of course, the infamous yacht scene. If you haven't seen it (1:07:40 on Netflix, just saying), things kick off when Laura accidentally falls overboard during an argument, prompting Massimo to heroically dive into the ocean and rescue her.

When she wakes up, back on the boat, Laura expresses her gratitude with, you guessed it, sex.

After an ungodly number of sex scenes, Laura and Massimo finally tie the knot. (
Netflix)

What follows is what can only be described as a sex montage, following the kinky couple as they get down and dirty on every square foot of that yacht.

Thanks to some majorly explicit scenes, some fans were convinced at the time that actors Anna-Maria Sieklucka and Michele Morrone were really having sex on-screen - a theory that has been fiercely denied by the actors.

Two years on, it seems fans still can't erase the scene from their minds - even after watching that rather questionable golf course scene!

That yacht has seen some things... (
Netflix)

Before tuning in to 365 Days: On This Day, one Netflix user took to Twitter to confess that the yacht scene was the only part of the first film she could remember.

"Do I watch the new 365 days movie when I remember nothing but the boat scene from the first one?" they asked.

In a similar predicament, another fan recently tweeted: "Still thinking about the yacht scene in 365 days , 2 years later."

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Twitter)

After finally tuning in to the newest instalment in the 365 Days series when it arrived to Netflix last week, fans admitted that they were still hung up on the yacht scene.

"New 365 days movie didn't outdo the yacht scene i fear" tweeted one viewer.

"The yacht scene from #365days still takes the cake idc.. " a second agreed.

365 Days: This Day is available to watch now on Netflix.

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