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Iyi Adamin 10 Gunu is a wonderful crime movie. It's a better "hardboiled criminal fiction" film than anything else in the Raymond Chandler canon. There are numerous allusions to Chandler and his famous investigator, Philip Marlowe. The story of Mehmet Eroglu takes this style to Istanbul, Turkey. The movie follows a common yet multilayered plot that introduces us to a variety of complex individuals, local concerns, crooked lawyers, local mobsters, illegal immigrants, violence, love, justice, human traffickers, sex workers, and freaks. Gorgeous Istanbul scenes set the tone for the story. The characters and performances, as well as the story's consistency, are excellent. Putting them together results in an excellent crime movie. We are lucky because it is the first movie of a trilogy.

Wow! I really loved this movie. Please take your time to watch this one if you want to see a good example of an exciting crime movie from Turkey. You will not regret if you do. The story is well structured and the level of violence and sex is not exaggerated. I think the producers could easily use the story content to extend the movie from 2 hours to 3, but probably they did not want to take any risk. I hope the translation language is good enough for you be because I was lucky to understand the original language. My only suggestion would be that the main actor not resist having a bit of Botox around his eyes and dye his hair. We like him very much.

One of the best movies i have watched for a long time. I will certainly Watch it again to catch up the parts i have missed and to better figure the hidden messages and facts.

The movie brings several aspects of crimes together that can be observed in Turkey, as well as in all over the world. Really staggering to see so many bad people together in the same arena. My Congratulations goes to the author Mehmet Eroglu and to the staff who brought this story with very successful Artists into our screen. Also thank to Netflix for supporting film industry.

Looking forward to the next volumes of the Triology.

I started the movie randomly and I can say that it was flowing while watching it. The acting and the expression of emotion are generally good. I think the movie is above Turkish standards. Nejat Isler is generally charismatic and a good actor. He reflects his own aura well on the character. The shots are also good and metaphorical elements are used appropriately. In fact, the use of the jacket metaphor is no longer a bit cool. Waiting for the bad man, it can turn into an exciting series. There are some clichés, but it is enjoyable to watch from the perspective of Turkey. Overall, I'd say it looks promising.

Iyi Adamin 10 Günü is a good film about innocence and naivety, adapted from the work of Mehmet Eroglu. Despite the slow pace, the charismatic characters hold the plot together enough for you to follow Sadik on his journey to unravel Tevfik's disappearance.

I imagine that Eroglu's work develops the characters better, even if the film does a fair job. The performances are acceptable and the cinematography in general shows us the power that Turkish cinema has to offer.

The story of Iyi Adamin 10 Günü follows Sadik, a private investigator hired to find the missing Tevfik. His investigation takes him deep into Turkey's underworld, bringing to light the criminal activities that stain, or have stained, the country's history.

If you like mystery movies, this is a good movie if you have an open mind to foreign cinemas. The difference between this type of cinema and mainstream conventional cinema can overshadow the quality of this film, but Iyi Adamin 10 Günü guarantees a good investigation story with good character development.