Piyasa

Starts with a cliche story - small town girl getting into unwilling marriage and running away to Istanbul.

Of late stories start with pathetic life protagonists - especially women.

Alp Navruz is getting very handsome by the day- started watching the series for his sake - hope the story telling will be gripping and give a good run of the series - Alp Navruz 's series 'senden once' started so well but never took off after 3 episodes.

Hope in episodes to come - Munnever ( Ilayda Alisan) character will cry less n doesn't carry on - with too much of sob story background

• expecting her to be a strong female who will stand her self- respect - hope story teller will present the story of Small Town girls to be bold , challenging n

show strength to the character - otherwise this series will also be the same typical pathetic poor girl enduring all hardships ( like a weaklings)n the rich and arrogant male - showing off his filth.

Cranberry Sorbet + Golden Boy = Piyasa

I don't often write reviews so I will keep this brief. Over hyped.

Turkish industry series as predictable as several thousand previous ones. Cranberry Sorbet + Golden Boy = Piyasa

There is no easy way to put this subtly. This movie is boring. It's over 2 hours and could of been covered in an hour or less.

The acting was just wooden for the most part. The attempts at creating tension fail.

That's why my rating can't be higher than that 3/10. I hope that these actors can be in other projects that are more suitable for them and that they show better acting.

Alp Navruz, as gorgeous as he is, may have a struggle in trying to salvage this sick story. His character is quite self absorbed, confused with Mommy Issues, and a problem with alcohol. It's all very unappealing. I hope he shows character growth and improvement.

Most characters are quite cliche. Munnever's husband of less than one day is a real jerk- in fact, shameful. He just wanted a slave, not a wife. I suppose he assumed that is what he was getting. His cohorts are equally deplorable criminals.

Ilayda Alisan is remarkably able to cry in every scene. She can really turn on the tears. But as much as I like her, I don't love this character. I hope she gets strong. I'm glad she is honorable, but she just seems so weak. I found the most interesting character to be the friend that took Munnever in, Ahsen. She shows depth and compassion. For her I will continue watching.

As far as production, it is super cheesy. For example, the camera angles and "special effects" are high school grade. When showing a drunken Kenan, the camera was spinning on top of him, then blurry...it was cringe.

I really hope this show gets better, but judging by the first episode, I don't have high hopes.

If you want to watch, do it to keep Alp onscreen.

I think it's very good. At least it doesn't have as many sweet spots as others. It seems more real and well done. I would like it to continue!

The characters seem to suit everyone. It doesn't seem like any other series to me. I thinI hopr unique... I can say this because I've watched a lot of Turkish series.

I see it as a drama with a happy ending. I hope like Munevver will transform into a girl without inhibitions and that she will marry him. He is indeed a particularly good character and she too.

In any case, we really want this series to continue and even to include more episodes at once.