Katiliyle Kahvalti

Don't misunderstand what I wrote in the title. The poster misled me, but I was wrong in a positive way. While I was expecting an entertaining movie, I came across some very political issues. We thought we were going to watch a classic horror thriller. In fact, the movie has nothing to do with horror, in fact it is an entertaining movie. Frankly, although I thought we were watching an empty entertainment movie, I was surprised to encounter a movie that focused on such political issues. Only the soundstage was a bit problematic. It might be because of the hall. It seems like the music is a little loud. I liked the movie very much. I recommend.

When I missed the session of Tolga Karaçelik's Psychotherapy movie, I watched this movie because it was similar. The movie's poster, its name etc. Seemed to imitate Tolga Karaçelik. It's a great courage to release it in the same week. But the movie proved me wrong. I came across a very brave and different film. You are watching both the censored and original version of a story. After watching the first story, you wonder how the second story will change. But as those parts get longer, it starts to get boring. I wish those parts could have been shorter or more impressive. Still, they made a very different and good movie with an amateur cast. I wish it was a bigger movie with a better cast. There are references that crime lovers and cinephiles can catch. For example, the story of the painter is taken from Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver. The painter saved a little girl and shot the pimps for it. :) And whatever the receptionist is, I won't give any more spoilers. But it was fun to capture that kind of thing.

It is obvious that work has been done on the editing of the film. I watched the movie at first wondering who the killer was. It looks like a simple sherlock holmes story. Then suddenly things change. Four of us watched the movie together. The political references and different narratives in the scenes surprised us all. But the ending of the movie took a turn for the worse, just like in classic detective stories. The film started as a detective story, continued as a political film, and then ended as a detective film. In addition, the background details of the place where the movie takes place attract attention. I think there's a sculptor on the team. Even if the movie doesn't work, the sculptures definitely do. My only criticism is that the black and white parts were too long and could have been shorter. We watched the same things over and over again.

I watched the movie in the preview and they changed it according to our votes. I gave it seven stars out of 10 there. I gave 5 stars here just to support the team. You have to be honest. They really tried something very different in the movie. In the first half hour, you watch a standard murderer movie, just like in the trailer. But after the first half hour, a completely different structure emerges. I don't want to give spoilers, but I can't decide whether that change is good or bad. It could have been a very good Agatha Cristie story if the standard story had continued. But after that change, the film becomes full of political undertones. I still can't be sure. But it's a good movie.