Tácticas de amor 2

We live the summer with this film, fun, relaxing, not boring at all. I really appreciate the charisma, versatility and talent of Demet, rightfully considered the queen of Turkish comedy - I was impressed by the beauty and sensuality of Demet's dance scenes, I want to see her in a new project on Netflix, dancing. Seeing the beauty of the landscapes in the film, the film seems to invite you to visit Turkey. Whoever watches this film will not regret it, it disconnects you from everyday life. Thank you Demet, Sucru, the whole team, you reminded us to laugh! PS: Haters have appeared, they should not be ignored.

Demet Ozdemir and Sukru Ozyildiz are back with the rest of the cast from Love Tactics (Ask Taktikleri) in this Turkish summer romantic comedy. Their characters Asli and Kerem fell in love in the first film and are back to help their mutual friends Tuna and Ezgi get married...with all the folderol that surrounds a wedding. This leads to Asli saying she does not want to get married and Kerem saying he doesn't want to marry Asli...now Asli wants to trick Kerem into wanting to marry her and Kerem wanting to convince Asli that marriage is horrible...let the games begin or love tactics as they call it.

Beautiful Turkish backdrop...especially an island bachelorette party retreat that the boys crash when the handsome Bukut comes on to the scene. We also get to meet Emir's mysterious wife Feride, who is not only gorgeous but a friend of both Asli's and Bukut's. I was thrilled with the addition of both Ceyhun Mengiroglu and Melisa Dongel, who are exceptional actors that I have enjoyed in other Turkish series.

I am a big fan of both Demet and Sukru (sorry IMDB will not let me use the appropriate characters for my review) and I enjoy watching Turkish series in general, it gives me an opportunity to practice my Turkish language skills. This is a lightweight but very colorful romantic comedy and I think romantics will enjoy it. It was lighter on plot than the first film, but more than made up for it in sets, backdrops, additions to the cast, and costuming. I was happy to see the final scenes and I think most romantics will be pleased as well.

This review is based on watching the film in it's original Turkish language with English subtitles.

Love Tactics 2 is a good "destination marketing movie" or "tourism promotional movie." It showcase the beauty, culture, attractions, and unique aspects of a Turkey, encouraging viewers to visit and explore. The movie features stunning cinematography, lighthearted comedy, and memorable characters to create a captivating narrative that sparks wanderlust and promotes tourism.

A lighthearted comedy that aims to entertain and amuse viewers with humorous situations, good looking cast, and comedic performances. It is a good choice for those looking for a light and enjoyable movie experience that brings laughter and uplifts the mood.

Totally hilarious and romantic at the same time! I love the first one but I enjoyed this one better. The whole cast are great and the leads are amazing together. Not only are they easy on the eyes, they are also great actors. Asli and Kerem's manipulation tactics have upgraded, their chemistry shone in the simple scenes and the movie showcased the beautiful summer destination spots of Turkey, you would want to fly there straightaway!

This is the kind of movie that you want to watch if you want to feel-good after. It's predictable, some scenes are cliché but effective. It's a heartwarming and fun! Their dance scene was one of the highlights. Demet is indeed a romcom queen and she can dance amazingly well!

Demet is brilliant in every role she takes whether drama or comedy, but please do not make Love Tactics 3 because it will super duper upper boring like Love Tactics 2 (not interesting) and its predecessor Love Tactics 1 (tedious). What silly stories to tell in Love Tactics 2 and 1. Sure it is summer and fun to watch these kind of movies, but they are purely a waste of time making them. I understand it's a Netflix algorithm, but still! The movies' ideas are taken from American and Spanish movies -- repeat, copy, and paste. There is nothing hilarious about the first and the second, they are regular "okay" comedy which you rarely laugh.