Ambika Mod and Leo Woodall star in Netflix's adaptation of David Nicholls' novel One Day. It's a story we've heard before, but we can assure you this reboot is worth your time. Read more on Grazia.
Amongst all the reboots hitting screens right now, One Day is standing out as one of the best reviewed in years.If you’ve had déjà vu recently, you’re not alone. A constant stream of reboots is taking over our screens for a modern reckoning – David Nicholls’ twice-adapted best-selling novelis the perfect example.
Speaking about the quantity of nostalgic reboots that are probably aimed at a younger audience, one X user wrote, 'They’ll have nothing to be nostalgic for because nothing feels like they own it. There’s nothing that’s wholly for them.' Another echoed this sentiment writing, 'Why are soo many films being remade? Hunger Games, Mean Girls, Mr and Mrs Smith. Has Hollywood really run out of ideas?'are case in point.
It seems that for reboots to work, they need to breathe new life into something we’ve seen before. And for reboots to really work, they need to be improving on something that wasn't quite right the first time.does both in abundance – it offers reparations for the 2011 flop and it revives the rom-com genre in the process. I don't think anyone will watch this series and question why it’s been made.