Vidas Cruzadas

This series had the potential to be a damn masterpiece. For the first and most of the second season, it was an engrossing drama about tragic characters with stories we cared about, superbly and subtly acted, well-paced, with moving moving and thoughtful cinematography. The central conflicts and questions in the characters' lives were interesting but not far-fetched. What happened between the second and the third season was beyond comprehension. It felt like another set of writers and directors took over and completely ruined it, made it like a cheap version of Game of Thrones, with story twists that were completely out of place and character revisions that were also completely out of step with what they had spent 40 hours building. At the end, we are just left with exasperation. I'm so disappointed!!! The first and second seasons were brilliant but they ruined it trying to go for a cheap thrill. Still, the acting, especially by Murat ( Teoman Kumbaracibasi),Umut (Alican Yücesoy) Tarik ( Tugrul Cetiner) and others was top notch. Shame on the writers/ producers who mangled the last season.

A beautiful series to the part where Ali ends up on the beach with Eylül. This completely destroyed the series. I had no desire to look at other parts. Eylül was only to remain a friend to create the car. If Naz had to die, Ali should have loved lawyer Nihan. The story with my mother is very nice again, but unfortunately, by making Ali a traitor to Naz, the series lost its meaning. If the series was without Eylül and had a few extra parts to catch the killer Naz, it would be a great series. Rated up to 21 episodes 10 stars from the next episode 5 stars. Such a shame. The series was set very high.

I loved the first 2 seasons like most people but found Season 3 gripping too. It was definitely rushed through and a lot of things were happening simultaneously. The director should have added more episodes instead of the urgency to finish off haphazardly.

I loved Ali Nejat in first 2 seasons and hated him in Season 3. Such a selfish guy. How could he think of breaking up with Naz???

But this show is definitely worth watching. This is my third Turkish series after Luv me as I am and What happens to my family and this is the clear winner.

After watching great Spanish "Crematorium" (20111) series on Netflix, the "search" have suggested the Turkish "Intersection". Gorgeous women, stunning scenery and a complex family drama keep me engaged. The real star of the Season1 is a little boy Aybars Kartal Özson (Kaan). The child actor has mind blowing abilities so truthfully convey human emotions that it looks like he is not acting, but actually "living" in the unfolding drama. He is extremely cute with a smile that would melt anyone's heart. Ibrahim Celikkol (Ali Nejat), while good looking, is a bit" stiff" in Season 1 with the same sulky expression in each scene. He got better in Season 2, but in the last Episode (13) his acting was very bad. You could see he is forcing himself to act. In my opinion he is miscast for the leading role. Neslihan character played by Rojda Demirer is interesting and entertaining. Belçim Bilgin (Naz) acting also got better. I couldn't help but notice how emotionally unstable women are in the Series. How much drama they create out of nothing just to torture men. Not one strong, level-headed female character, or may be intriguante Neslihan? Her facial expressions are priceless. I am on Season 3, episode 1.

Spending hours watching series for the worst ending ever. So many loose ends. Who killed Naz? Why was she killed? Just a waste of time and series 3 just done for the money and no plot. Suggest you watch Black Money and Winter Sun. also Gunnel