Biz Böyleyiz

Unexpectedly good performance from Caner Özyurtlu. Not a disaster but yet, not a great movie. Character developments are not satisfactory. Repeated stories became boring.

It's a feel good movie. Easy watching, heart warming etc. Also includes giggly jokes in it. But I saw especially Turkish people hated it in comments. I really couldnt understand why people hate this film that much. I can understand some but it is many. I watched it twice. My opinion didnt change. Cast is brilliant. Hümeyra is definetely a legend. I cant take my eyes of her. Story is also nice. Thanx for my 4 hours yet. (Since I watched it twice)

This one is just one of those movies that want to become something good but can't. You can't do everything in one movie. What motivation was this movie had? What did it tell us for 120 minutes long? And why did the movie waste its twist at the end? What character arc did you develop? There were pointless, unnecessary actions all along the movie. It was like 5 year-old kids playing in the park and nothing more.

Also bad acting. Boran Kuzum and Meriç Aral were kinda nice. Other cast was just doing their regular no emotional and memorised act.

In the middle of the movie, at some point Serdar Keskin joins the scene. Almost 30 seconds of screen time. A lot better than the main cast.

And this is a comedy tagged movie. A comedy? Really?

4 is just for beloved Hümeyra and cinematography (just for a bit).

Edit: I saw that some people said "You should not expect much from a movie.". Well, you just give your time for a movie. You can do a lot of things with that time. And if a movie just ruins that precious time of yours, you would complain about it.

I really enjoyed my time watching this movie. Especially the tiny jokes, the differences in characters and the filming was very good. The story is not a breakthrough or unexpected, but the overall filming was good. I think the important and the good side here was not the story, but the acting, roles and the inside dialogues. Overall, it is warm, worth watching film.

The movie (if it can be called a movie, of course) has no limits when it comes to using clichés. Oh, I must appreciate the house though because it was the best actor.