Simarik

A wonderful movie, beautiful scenery and . Very good interaction of the main characters. Kerem Bursin can play any role, be it a dramatic hero or a comedic one. His diverse experience, complete dedication, and attitude towards his partners on the set gives the audience great pleasure. Whatever Kerem does, he does every job perfectly, putting his whole soul and talent into it. And again, the whole cast is very impressive: Melissa Sezen, Melissa Dongel. Good luck to the film at the box office. We are waiting for the premiere in Russia.

I am sure that this story, which has found a response in many countries, will find its audience in the Turkish version.

A great movie for family viewing. It's a breeze to watch, the cast is great, the costumes are bright and beautiful, the scenery is very large-scale. The film is adapted for the Turkish viewer, so some scenes are shown more restrained than in the original film, but this does not spoil the overall picture at all. Kerem Bursin did a great job with the role, a wonderful actor. I really liked the actress in the role of Asena, so bright, textured. A very pleasant aftertaste from the film. In general, after the session in the cinema, I left with a smile on my face, which did not go away for a long time. So I sincerely recommend watching this film and getting great pleasure.

For family viewing. The film "Simarik" is a real cinematic masterpiece that will enchant anyone. I was struck by the beauty of the costumes, sets, and special effects. The actors played flawlessly, conveying emotions so well that sometimes it was hard to believe that this was just a movie.

I would especially like to highlight the performance of the actors who played the roles of Mete and Asena. Their characters aroused genuine sympathy, and their relationships were admired and appreciated.

The film's script also deserves attention. It captures you from the very beginning and keeps you on your toes for the rest of the game. The plot unfolds dynamically, not allowing you to get bored. At the same time, there are both romantic and humorous moments here.

"Simarik" was a real discovery for me. I haven't enjoyed movies in a long time . From the very beginning, the image captures the viewer and does not let go until the final scene.

I especially want to highlight the plot of. It combines elements of comedy and science fiction to create a unique and unforgettable experience. Characters face various obstacles and challenges, but they always find a way out of difficult situations.

The actors performed their roles flawlessly. Their performances are admired by many people. I would especially like to mention the work of Kerem and Melis. They created bright and memorable characters Mete and Asena, which will remain in the memory of the audience for a long time.

The scenery and costumes also deserve attention. They create an amazing movie atmosphere and allow you to immerse yourself in the world of cinema.

The musical accompaniment perfectly complements the image, tuning in to the desired mood and enhancing the emotions of the audience.

In general, "Simarik" is a film that leaves pleasant memories and a desire to watch it again. I highly recommend it!

In short: a good comedy for family viewing.

The humor is simple and clear, international.

At the same time, it has a great, lively Turkish flavor. Moreover, it was created not by artificial intelligence, but filmed in real scenery: the difference is obvious.

Well, the Turkish flavor of the time of Sultan Suleiman is aesthetically more pleasant than the medieval Russian village. Brighter and more fun.

The caste is objectively good. Kerem Byursin is very widely known to the audience. And beauty is not his main advantage. A strong actor with a powerful charisma. With a wide range of skills: Sometimes you want to spit at his hero Meta, he's so nasty. And Kerem is a great comedian, his facial expressions are inimitable.

Melissa Sezen has also been familiar to the viewer for a long time. She is a talented actress, and her chemistry with Bursin is fire.

Kerem Bursin's fans have received a cool new bromance: Evliya Haykan is not so well known outside of Turkey yet, but this comedian has a promising future. Funny, really funny. And together with Kerem, it's three times funny.

Disadvantages? There is, of course. Just like any movie. For me, there wasn't enough timing, literally 5-10 minutes in the final.

This story begins with a rich father who hired actors and a setting of ancient village scenery. Then his son was injected with a shot of sleep-inducing medication and was transported to that ancient scenery place. The son woke up in a "16th century Ottoman village" and believed that he had actually made a trip back in time. The son begins a new life of an ancient servant - hostler, among horses, chickens and actors disguised in ancient Ottomans. At the same time, the son is constantly being watched through hidden cameras by a psychologist and a group of specialists. This group is watching and analyzing his behavior and reactions.

The film is very bright and dynamic. Sometimes it's difficult to keep up with the plot and it's not immediately clear what's going on. There are very beautiful Turkish actors and wonderful historical costumes. The scenery of the ancient Ottoman city is amazing, the past is filmed very realistically. This is a very beautiful and very unusual film.