10 Days of a Good Man

10 days of a good man started out as good movie. We were introduced to this man called sadik and his girlfriend. Until we see that he has another. Both woman are beautiful but really he should be honest. He is looking into a missing persons case that feels like to me it turns into a lot of different things and ultimatly as a result it was hard to follow and I thought the movie became a bit boring after that. If it had been straightfoword it would have made a lot more sense and been enjoyable. But as it stands 10 days of a good man was a mess. The cast were alright and some were better than others but overall it was not a great film.

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.

Who are we to judge, yes? So no pun intended as always. This may be the first of a trilogy ... or is it more? I only know there will be a third one, because Netflix told me after I finished the sequel! This begins quite interestingly .. action followed by ... some drama. We get thrown into the whole thing. And we feel for our male main character. Well I would hope we do (I do, I mean everyone else).

Of course him being of a certain age and having a past relationship ... beginning a new one ... with someone way younger than himself. It may sound a bit like male fantasy ... but the problems he has to endure .. not so much things one wants to have to worry about. Well told, even if I reckon it could be a bit tighter overall. 10 days in 2 hours .. another 10 days ahead ... (and another)

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.

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.