Ölümlü Dünya 2

I think the first movie is better. But that's not bad either. The most striking and disturbing thing was that the popular joke pattern in the first movie was persistently continued in this movie. I think this is a mistake. This pattern, which looked good in the first movie, I think doesn't appear as much in the second movie. But still I can't say it's bad. There is no problem with entertainment and comedy. But unfortunately, the situation of being overshadowed by the first movie continued. You won't regret watching it. There is nothing missing from the harmony of the team. But as I said, you may miss the atmosphere of the first movie. And I think the star of the movie is Giray Altinok. I loved his acting.

I saw the first movie once in the cinema. I neither loved nor was saddened. I feel exactly the same about this movie. I watched it at the cinema last night. We went to the cinema to relieve the tiredness of the day and laugh a little. The movie did its job. We laughed a little. But it's not a memorable movie. Those who don't watch lose nothing. Feyyaz Yigit's influence is evident in the script. It is very nice to discuss extraordinary events within the daily routine. Calculating the costs of kidnapping and discussing income and expenses are like daily coffee chats. I'm not against slang words in cinema, in fact I even like it when it's appropriate. But there are some cheap uses in this movie.

"Despite the anticipation surrounding 'Ölümlü Dünya 2,' the sequel fails to capture the charm and wit of its predecessor. While attempting to expand on the original's universe, the storyline feels forced and lacks the clever humor that made the first film enjoyable. The characters, once vibrant and engaging, seem flat and uninspired, failing to evoke any emotional investment from the audience. Moreover, the pacing feels uneven, with moments of dullness punctuating an otherwise chaotic narrative. Overall, 'Ölümlü Dünya 2' falls short of its potential, delivering a lackluster sequel that fails to recapture the magic of the original."

As a sequel to the first movie, it is very appropriate and good. It uses more slang than the first movie. I think Ali Atay and the cast fully met our expectations. The movie went by so fast that I didn't understand how it ended. There was no exaggerated event above the standard and the movie did not go off the classic subject. The character of Zafer was behind the first movie, this was due to the minute he took, Senol closed this difference well and showed once again that he is a good actor. I love this kind of comedies, I suggest that if there will be a 3rd movie, it should come in 2 years at the latest.

It won't embarrass someone who loves the first movie and will definitely keep them engaged. The movie is an absurd comedy, so there isn't much analysis to be done. You can simply say whether it makes you laugh or not.

In the age of the internet, I believe I've consumed a sufficient amount of comedy content. From world-famous movies, stand-up comedians or video content, some make me smile here and there, while others miss me completely. Yet, this one particular film, I found myself laughing out loud, with my breath taken away by laughter in a couple of instances. But on the other hand, I don't expect the same impact on someone who isn't Turkish, because even though the jokes may be witty and well-executed, they originate from deep within Turkish culture. I don't anticipate them resonating fully with someone who hasn't grown up immersed in and living with these cultural nuances.