Sadece Sen

Well, I saw the original version from Korea, and this one i recently discover it in Netflix... I'm still watching it, so, I hope the same quality, and to shed the same tears as I did with the original, because the story is tender at the same time is original and deep.

Maybe I'm so into dramas and movies from Korea, but at the moment, I'm not so into the adaptations that are out there, but again, I'm hoping this movie to be better than I expect.

Sorry for my lousy English... still learning.

The movie starts by introducing a unique love story between a blind girl and a former tough guy. It begins slowly but gradually picks up momentum, turning into something quite captivating. The twists and reveals along the way keep things intriguing, but what really stands out is the stellar acting.

The story is the heart of this film-its strength lies in the way it's told. The direction and execution are top-notch, and the acting really brings it to life. It's unfortunate that, despite its quality, being a Turkish film means it likely won't receive the same attention as a Hollywood production.

8/10.

This story originally first made by Korean films . Its a remake of Korean Film call "Always,only you "(available on YouTube)which is based on an English novel .Many countries make remake of that film because #Sojisub was beyond brilliant in his role as a boxer and no girl could play blind as better as korean actress .their chemistry is just effortlessly real. Indian industry Bollywood made remake of it about 6,7 years ago and same Turkish films make a remake .its one of those love story which I would call it timeless and Purley based on language of love and human emotions.that might be the main reason that many adoption of this story in different languages seems effortless. I like Ibrahim as an actor but I think no one could even little close as good as Soji Sub was (Korean actor) in this role .

I watched this movie last night. All I can say is I am still thinking about it. It is unforgettable. Acting is beyond superb. The chemistry between the main characters is simply incredible. Not to be missed.

I am also relieved that it was a happy ending. I could not have survived another ending like "A girl named Feriha" although that was also a fantastic series.

World needs more of such movies these days.

I am totally won over by this wonderful film. The two lead actors are so special - what a chemistry there is between them (I also fell for them in Kordugum TV series until the writers did their worst!). The writing arc hit the spot. We are in the present, prosaically at the start, then slowly the layers of back-story are revealed. Is Turkish cinematography noticeably one of its great strengths? The TV series above I viewed after this masterful production seems to confirm that.

One issue I would take up with one of the reviewers, is the opinion that 'coincidences' were contrived; I don't agree. It could be expected that that ending sequence would quite logically happen. Normal? - not contrived soapiness!

No, I haven't seen the Korean version. I would suggest that some of 'boxer' scenes in mid-film are rather unpleasant, although integral and of kay importance. Eyes shut for me!