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Seventies... A small town in the Eastern parts of Turkey... A change in the lives...A sudden change... A new invention called "vizontele"(television) in the town...And a new quest for the people of the town...To operate this new invention... Yilmaz Erdogan, together with the well chosen casting gives a very good performance in reconstructing the tragic-funny events that took place in many of those small towns... The location, the shooting, the directing, the casting, the screenplay all made this the best Turkish movie ever, which in a sense was reflected in the records it broke in terms of box office... Congratulations Erdogan....

What makes "Sense and Sensibility" a great movie is I think "Emma Thompspn". She has done a cutting edge acting as the "sense" melancholy "Elinor Dashwood". Of course the powerful story coming from Jane Austen is undeniably affective on the success of the movie...The well chosen cast, the extraordinary directing of Ang Lee, the emotional scenes, the heartbreaking plot all come together to make this movie simply "magnificient". Definitely 10 out of 10.

I think that one word describes the whole movie... Some bunch of young scoundrels who have no goals in the life, and who have no honorable way of getting things being collaberated with a degenerated cop. The whole movie turns around cars and chicks, as though as a symbol of a happy life.... No no... This movie is not worth your bucks for renting or seeing in a theater...So don't waste your time and don't go to this movie.....