Recep Ivedik 7

If I was ever told I'm gonna not only watch but also appreciate any Recep Ivedik sequel, I wouldn't believe it. I didn't even realized there were six of them, I was quit right after the first one.

In number 7: Still no progress in any artistic or sinematografic angle but has a whole new perspective.

Change of Gokbakar brother's politic approach visualized in every minute of it. Recep is still unbearable as a person but not the way of thinking anymore. He is an activist, nature lover,, even a feminist. He overreached himself, but keep the rude attitude.

One eventually realised what's going on around always deserve some appreciation. Well done Sahan. Keep doing so.

This slightly political film of Recep ivedik contains comedy that reflects the situation in Turkey very well.

Recep Ivedik, which is placed on digital platforms by flying like a bird from movie theaters, takes you to the village environment with a familiar situation story shot in Bergama. In this environment, Recep Ivedik, who is fighting against businessmen who try to build facilities and villas by destroying nature, forest and greenery, and who seek profit, invites you to this struggle together with lawyers, village teachers, trucker friends and villagers. If you like Recep Ivedik's movies and even if you don't like it, if you want to get away from this chaos environment where all kinds of filth are experienced and have a little laugh and cheer.

In the previous series of Recep ivedik, we have seen that a lonely person who has not been able to adapt to social norms, has not developed social skills, has never tasted love or being loved, but has still somehow got used to this lifestyle. In this film, Recep ivedik criticizes the troubles and difficulties of the societies in which people live and shows how people can be made hostile. It also deals with how people can be controlled and exploited. In general, Recep ivedik 7 examines how people think and act and shows how people can be controlled. It may contain a political message. It deals with the problems arising from today's economic hardships.

Recep Ivedik 7" is an uproarious comedy that keeps the spirit of the series alive. Sahan Gökbakar shines once again as the lovable and comically inept Recep. This time, the film takes us to Antarctica, a fresh and exciting backdrop for Recep's signature antics. The humor is on point, and Gökbakar's impeccable timing is a highlight, keeping the audience laughing throughout.

What sets this installment apart is its balance of humor and heart. Amidst the laughs, the film explores themes of friendship and personal growth, adding depth to the storyline. The supporting cast adds to the comedic charm, and the production values are impressive, with stunning visuals capturing the beauty of Antarctica.

Normally I like to talk about story, cinematography or acting but today I don't want to.

A few years ago Recep Ivedik was a symbol of rudeness according to Turkish people. Sahan Gokbakar made people laugh with fart, puke and a lot of f word. Which were not true.

Today many of Turks say they love this movie. Why they love it suddenly? The answer is politics, my friends. Sahan tells our problems in his movie, they say. As a Turkish citizen I don't think we need this. Maybe you do. It's a whole other argument.

So, reviews of Recep Ivedik 7 are political and insinciere. They don't tell anything about cinema. I know, this message takes many dislikes. But everybody knows I am right.