Too Much Love

People cannot distinguish in their minds that Hasan Can Kaya is making a movie and at the same time, completely independent of it, he has a talk show that makes people laugh a lot. Since the name of the movie is Much Love, we want it to be a love movie that will make you cry immediately. I look at some comments and they say there is no love here. Well, didn't you understand the movie, sister? Here is a story told by the author. We are watching the wonderful, bittersweet story of a screenwriter who called the passions in his life love. At the same time, it is a pen that has not forgotten the helpless and troubled citizens of our country. I congratulate the entire team of this movie, which I watched breathlessly and got in a lot of moods. You did an excellent job.

This film, unfortunately, falls significantly short of expectations, compelling me to share my thoughts, something I seldom feel inclined to do. I urge you, as a well-intentioned piece of advice, to prioritize your time effectively and steer clear of this cinematic disaster.

Rarely have I encountered a movie that so thoroughly failed to deliver on any level of entertainment, storytelling, or artistic value, marking it as the most disappointing viewing experience I've ever endured.

It's not just that the film lacks substance or engagement; it represents a profound misallocation of one's valuable time. The industry offers a myriad of enriching, captivating, and worthwhile cinematic experiences-this, regrettably, is not one of them.

By sharing this critique, my hope is to spare others the disenchantment that comes with expecting a fulfilling movie experience, only to be met with profound disillusionment.

When the movie starts, you feel as if you are going to watch a very good and funny movie. But the rest is disappointing. Hasan Can Kaya wrote a script like a man and a woman. It's like we're watching sketches disconnected from each other. It is similar to Sahan's romantic comedy films. The same flaws exist in this movie too. Busra Pekin made me sad the most, she was a comedy actress that I used to love very much. In fact, she was my favorite actress. After lots of plastic surgery, unfortunately all those facial expressions are gone. Of course, every woman has the right to be beautiful, I am not against plastic surgery, but now she needs to plan another career for herself. She turned from a sweet girl into a vamp woman.

No romantic, no comedy... Expecting a delightful blend of humor and romance. Unfortunately, what I experienced was a cringe-inducing catastrophe that left me questioning if the filmmakers even knew the definition of either romance or comedy.

The attempts at humor fall flat, relying heavily on tired clichés and juvenile jokes that elicit more eye rolls than laughs. Whether it's a series of slapstick mishaps or crass one-liners, the humor in the film feels desperate and uninspired. Even the most forgiving audience members will struggle to crack a smile, let alone find anything remotely funny in this cinematic disaster.

Hasan Can Kaya's movie was a movie that had no originality and was far from comedy. It can even be called antipathetic. Scene transitions are disconnected from each other. Apart from a few good jokes, it's a complete garbage movie. It's a shame for the effort and money spent on this movie. It would take a lot of effort to release such a bad movie in 2024. A movie that does not suit a quality comedian like Hasan Can Kaya. If it were me, I would remove the movie from all platforms. Does Hasan Can Kaya have no friends? Don't do it, brother, he will say, "Is there a movie like this?" In summary, a complete waste of time.