Kocan Kadar Konus

There was some funny parts but none of them made me laugh out loud.. Also i wonder how that bad scenario got 7 rating .. Come on high school student has beard and never cuts of ? I never saw that kind of students while i was going to school .. Overall its good to kill some free time, but not to take it serious, there are way much better Turkish movies that makes me laugh and makes my time that i spent worthy... In my opinion i won't recommend this movie to anyone, there are much better productions to spend time. By the the actress did quite good job, i like her a lot.. But the actor that refuses to cut beard is not doing his job with love, if i would be director i would have the alternative of it, if you making a job it should be perfect not like that ...

Drop dead handsome Sinan (Murat Yildrim) reunites with Efsun (Ezgi Mola) whom he fell in love with at school. Hilarious relationship advice.

Such a simple idea for a movie: feeling the clock ticking and pressure from family and friends to get married ASAP. Efsun tried to be someone she is not when she should have been exactly who she is.

This comedy was cleverly written, acted and filmed. The way they filmed to past scenes, Efsun's dreams, and her imaginary friend were imaginative and thoroughly fun to watch. I love that she is a very sensible, down to earth girl and I also loved the relationship she maintained with her father. Other family was intentionally cliche and hilarious. Even though it is meant to be ridiculous, there is a strand of truth. There really are many people who think that if a woman is single at the age of 30, she is destined to be unhappy, and that marriage is the answer to all one's problems. I like the way this movie handled that by showing that Efsun would be much happier if she dropped all the silly games and just stayed true to herself.

Now the ending- well that was a little weird, and it cries out for a continuation (which there is). I will be watching that tonight!

The plot does not go so far from hundreds of American comedies. But the fact the film is spoken in Turkish and brings actors we don't see very often really makes it worth trying. And it is funny, very funny.

The film was mediocre at best. Not very funny, not too cringy, just your average "let's just make a quick buck out of this popular book" movie.

However my main objection would be concerning realism. Another reviewer mentioned "the beard". In Turkish high schools you cut that beard. End of story. Additionally, there is absolutely NOT a single publisher in Turkey that works like that. Zilch. Nada. I work in this field and I guarantee you it was the fantasy of someone who has never been inside a publishing house.