Kolpaçino: Bomba

Safak Sezer has never been a favorite actor of mine, but I admire his courage taking on this controversial issue and handling it so well in this film. it is a must see. May be all of us can laugh at ourselves and see how ridiculous it is to continue with this hatred and nonsense in the name of nationalism and religion. I hope others will follow to boost the voice of "enough is enough" by depicting how pointless and stupid this conflict is as vividly as this movie.

The depiction of hardliners is hilarious, specially for people who have first-hand experience with them. they are really as pathetic, as stupid, and as easily manipulated as is shown in this movie. their regard for human life and love is even shallower than you see here, and they change their lifestyle to a full blown party boy faster than you can say "rediculous", given half a chance.

This movie is one of the most brilliant jobs the Turkish movie sector has ever come up with. I think this movie was pretty funny to watch or to spend time and laugh. I actually did not know that Safak Sezer was the director of this movie. If he could go on making this movies he could have been best director today but apparently he's chosen to be richest. Safak Sezer is one of the greatest actors in Turkish cinema. And this is one of his best performances. When it comes to the script I don't think it was lame. In fact I found it pretty amusing to watch. It was kinda catchy until the end. If you are looking for fun, spend some time, and laugh than I advise you to watch the movie. But if this not the case for you than please watch something else.

This movie should have 10 points even 100 . You finished us Tayfun !

First of all, they kept the original structure and plot of the first movie and made a bad copy. A mediocre movie from top to bottom. It's a mediocre movie where the cinematography is ignored and the writing is just as unsuccessful.

Can't even say 'eh' except for the plot twist at the end.

They didn't show 1/10 of the care and effort for the first movie.

The fact that people see it as one of the most important films of Turkish cinema is, to put it mildly, mind-blowing. It should be considered as a long skit rather than a movie.

The scene made to make me wonder about the last movie of the series seems to have been added purely to make money.