The film is based on the Polish book of the same name by author Blanka Lipinska, and follows mob boss Massimo Torricelli and his love Laura Biel But, many people fell hard for the tale of mobsters, kidnapping and very explicit-looking yacht sex, so let's just break down what happened at the end of the sultry saga that is Days, and take a look at the next book in the novel series to see what might be coming up in a possible sequel. As if there were truly any doubt, Massimo ends up getting his wish shortly before the end of the film. After sending Laura back to Poland when he needs to get her away from some mob business which does not make Laura happy , he goes to get her back. She's mad at him, he turns his sex appeal up to 11 , they anger bang up against the window of her super fancy high-rise apartment, and Laura tells him she doesn't need the full days, because she's in love with him. With that detail settled apparently, only two months past the kidnapping date , Massimo proposes marriage the next day after slyly slipping an unfortunately small ring onto a sleeping Laura's finger , to which she agrees.
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Warning: This article contains major spoilers for "The Northman. Despite only making three feature-length films, Robert Eggers has established himself as a major player in cinema. His debut, the film "The Witch," was a startling horror that announced his talents, and helped make a superstar out of Anya Taylor-Joy — who has a small yet significant role in Eggers' latest film, the revenge epic "The Northman. If you've seen Eggers' previous films, "The Witch" and "The Lighthouse," you probably have some idea of what to expect with his latest movie. This is not a director to shy away from brutality.
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First filmed by Orson Welles, this Australian take on the tale of a couple harangued on their yacht holiday by a scheming sociopath is edge-of-the-seat. What would an Australian thriller look like if developed by Orson Welles? Rights to the book were acquired in the mids by Australian production company Kennedy Miller, the team behind the Mad Max movies including the upcoming Fury Road.
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