Cinayet Süsü

When you first look at the cast, you keep your expectations high. However, the scenario is not successful. They tried to build the film through the dialogue of several actors. Too much swearing. Most of them are unnecessary. There is no striking effect in the final because the scenario of the flow is weak. You cut the expectation of the final. I think the interrogation scene is the best in the movie. A double-sided mirror joke was also very good. It was under mediocre when it could be better...

I have seen like really serious comments for this really funny movie. Guys please calm down and chill. It's as you can see just a comedy. Do comedies always follow the real life and perfect mentality? I don't think so. I love it especially Cengiz Bozkurt is -in a word l-amazing. I cried when I was laughing. Soundtrack also amazing! Go on Ali Atay and every single person who support or contribute this. I might be a little bit emotional because of this negative comments but only reason is I really like this movie and couldn't believe all those comments

Those who watched the previous film, they also love this film. (olumlu dunya) I had fun, the movie was funny. I would recommend it to everyone

Cinayet Susu is worse than Ali Atay's previous film: Olumlu Dunya. I want to compare them because they are both made by same people, they both are crime-comedies, they both are about a group of people. This ones cinematography and production design is better. But that's it. There is no such developed characters. There are just some guys who are trying to be funny, making humor and leaving the curtain. Story has something to tell, there is an idea behind all that comedy but that idea just comes at the finale and until that sequence you see nothing valuable. On the other hand, there is a scene which is incredibly funny: Chat sequence. It is on YouTube and I watched it like a hundred times after I saw the movie. It is awesome.

I didnt expect this movie to top previous Ali Atay movie, "Ölümlü Dünya" but it exceeded all my expectations. No forced jokes, no unrealistic characters, everthing feels so real. Ali Atay proves that the first movie was no coincidence. The message at the end was also pretty neat.