The scenes shot in "Bodrum, Turkey" are too far from being realistic.
To start with, I can say that in Turkey people do not travel on camels, do not wear as the people we are shown in the movie do, do not make snake dance shows on the streets, do not speak a weird language that we cannot even understand whether it is Turkish, or something just made up.
We saw deserts in the movie, although we were supposed to see the sea, beaches, forests. We saw one story, desert type mud-brick houses, although we were supposed to see typical white Bodrum houses with blue window frames and bougainvilleas on the walls.
Producers should be ashamed of such terribly wrong information they gathered (if they ever searched for!) and the lack of quality in script, actors, scenes etc let's say everything related with the movie.
To start with, I can say that in Turkey people do not travel on camels, do not wear as the people we are shown in the movie do, do not make snake dance shows on the streets, do not speak a weird language that we cannot even understand whether it is Turkish, or something just made up.
We saw deserts in the movie, although we were supposed to see the sea, beaches, forests. We saw one story, desert type mud-brick houses, although we were supposed to see typical white Bodrum houses with blue window frames and bougainvilleas on the walls.
Producers should be ashamed of such terribly wrong information they gathered (if they ever searched for!) and the lack of quality in script, actors, scenes etc let's say everything related with the movie.