Organize Isler: Sazan Sarmali

It had a decent balance between action and comedy with the comedy side feeling a little more original. Can't say the same thing about the action parts because most of it felt like a cliche-filled 90s Hollywood movie. I also have a big problem with having music in 99% of the film even though its a formula that seems to work fine in Turkish film and tv show industry. For me it feels like watching an annoyingly long music video with a story. Most of the acting was good and had nice establishing shots of Istanbul.

A scammer's daughter's husband-to-be gets scammed from a different scammer. So they set out to catch those scammers while a gambling mafia are set out to catch them.

A lot of Istanbul panorama and a very convincing Saruhan (Kivanc Tatlitug) not sufficient to save the poor screenplay and shooting coupled with bad acting.

He spent so much labor and money but unfortunately this was a commercial film. End of story.

If we make a comparison with the first film, this film is at its lower level. But the performance of Kivanc Tatlitug and Yilmaz Erdogan was successful. I wish Ata Demirer was more likely to be seen in the film. Can be watched to spend time in cinema.

With all the fuss about ticket price shares for the producers and the fight between cinema operators and the movie makers, I was hoping that Turkish movie makers were atleast trying to defend the good product that they created.

After i watched it on the Netflix after the 2nd week of theatrical release!! I was surprised that this title didn't even come close to the first movie, which was very good.

I didn't even liked the acting except Kivanc Tatlitug's performance. I think, by alone, his portrayel of the the Sari Saruhan was the only good thing with the movie.

Movie relied on the panaromic shots of the Istanbul and the background music so much, it was like a music video.

There was no script, dialouges were so cheesy. I think i laughed at some point and i cannot even remember where it was and who was involved on that scene.