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The Many Saints of Newark (2021)
Not Quite What Was Expected !
I mean I know the cliche that almost every remake of a legendary movie or tv shows is nowhere as good as the original and I hoped that this movie would be an exception and it would be able to give the fans and the show what they deserved.
However, it fails to be an exception and it felt like the focus of the movie was more on the racial issues back in the past and way too much more on a mistress while it was supposed to be more on the development of the character "Tony Soprano". The distribution of the screentime was also very bad in that it was impeding the development and flow of the story. One of the good things about the movie was the acting, Especially Micheal Gandolfini. (If you are reading this right now, I want to say that you rocked in the movie :)
On the whole, the movie was not able to make use of the acting talent of the great actors and the story kind of fell short. Even though it was not what every soprano fan expected, it felt really good to hear the theme music at the end again :)
Trailer Park Boys: Who's the Microphone Assassin? (2003)
You know what I am sayin'
This episode was gold, bubbles rapping and J rock being at his best u know what I'm saying.
Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel (2021)
Kinda like my essays
The way what could have been told within max 10 min was extended over 4 hours is quite similar to the way I write my essay asignments. I mean the production is good but there is actually nothing new in this documentary as far as I see. It seems to me as if it was made only to create another content and solely for diversity in netflix. Save your
4 hours Watch a youtube video which will tell you almost everyrhing this documentary has told in 4 hours.
Aile Sirketi (2020)
Courageous!
It is quite a courageous attempt by Kaman brothers to recreate a Turkey version of "the office" which is a really difficult quality to achieve. Also, I know for sure that it is not everyone's cup of coffee especially in Turkey and it might never reach a high amount of popularity and fanbase. Yet, even being in an attempt to create such a different genre in Turkey is a success alone and worthy of praise. Keep up the good work!
Raised by Wolves: The Beginning (2020)
How to ruin a perfect show in 50 minutes:
Raised by wolves started as a really perfect piece of work promising to be probably a long-lasting and world wide popular tv show in the following years.
The show at the begining makes you wonder how humanity came to be and how human beings reproduced and turn into what they are right now. There is also the question of what would happen if there was a war between anatheist community and a religious group. All these elements such as the androids tasked with raising children that would eventually lead to be the saviour of mankind, atheist vs religion, etc end up with making you even more curious about the show. My curiosity increased really much when I found out that mother was pregnant and wondered what kind of a baby it would be and what superpowers it would have.
At this exact point in the season finale, the show is being ruined in 50 minutes by showing us that mother actually gives birth to a snake rather than a baby which destroys all of the previous theories and the show only turns into a war between atheists and religious people. By the way, the snake was way too much unnatural and cheesy for a show that has perfect affects and cinematograhpy. It almost seems to me as if the writers were replaced in the last three episodes with new ones who don't know anything about the previous episodes and what the essence of the show really is.
I really hope they come up with a more reasonable plot and writing in the following season and give the show what it really deserves. Despite all of that, I am still tuned and a little hyped for what's to come in season two.
Raised by Wolves: Lost Paradise (2020)
Wow, just wow !
I just watched the episode and it was one hell of a spectacular one in terms of acting, set design, camera angles, action and of course especially cinematography. Cinematography and color grading in particular, was what kept me at the edge of my seat and tuned till the end.
Mulan (2020)
I can't believe they ask people to pay 30$ for this piece of cliché
I know that some of you have been scrolling through comments to help yourself decide whether to watch it or not, trust me I watched it and it is not worth your time at all. Nothing but a soulless piece of supposedly movie
Aykut Eniste (2019)
Finally that's it dude, way to go !
Cem gelinoglu whom I appreciate a lot acted unsuprisingly well (as always) in this movie which is quite different from the general cliche scripts and comedy figures in turkish comedy movies. I do not normally post comments yet I did this time. Because I believe that this movie can set a good example and become a source of inspiration for the present and about-to-be directors and writers.
Yarina Tek Bilet (2020)
A complete bull*hit
Come on netflix you can do better than this amateur movie