Recep Ivedik 7

The new movie made by Sahan and Togan Gökbakar brothers for Disney+.

The character has been revised for Disney+. The political implications are amazing.

Cinematography and sound design are excellent.

The film, which is shown as a target by the press serving the government for criticizing the government in Turkey, is attacked by trolls with negative points.

Other movies of the character can also be watched on Disney+.

The film, which is the last link of the series that he has been shaming for years, will probably achieve a success that will cause the sequels to come.

At the end of the day, this is a blockbuster comedy.

Watch, laugh and pass.

We watched 6 movies before and all of them focused on only comedy.

However, Recep Ivedik 7 is different. It focuses on the people's situation who live in Turkey so comedy is standing on back door.

In my opinion, this movie should not be watched for people who want to laugh, on the other hand I always believe that every kind of art should be made for soiety and this movie did it well.

Finally, I really dont like that movie is too long with extra scenes like singing woman (5 times), slow motion scenes and finally useless scene especially made to prepare the other scene.

I want Recep Ivedik to keep his stand with the progress of cinetography.

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.

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.

The originality of the story, which was in the first films of the series, was unfortunately lacking. Although it was broadcast digitally for the first time, it felt like television content within the boundaries of RTUK. If we look at the storyline, it clearly showed the limits of morality in Turkey and it embarrassed me. But I also congratulate Sahan Gokbakar for his effort to draw attention to something. I respect the actors, but some of the acting was seriously inadequate. The lack of a group of actors to excite the audience is another negative aspect. I hope I don't get lynched for what I wrote. Enjoy watching.