arjantin78

I started watching this one without much expectation and yet it managed to disappoint me.

Guy Ritchie, obviously fancies himself a great auteur of film making and this is one of his feeble attempts at greatness (and an Oscar would not hurt ;)

I found the movie hard to watch, characters not relatable (did not know Churchill was such a hero by the way ;) and actors untalented. Especially the broad was a complete eye sore.

Long story short, this movie is no better than this humble review of mine. It deserves a 4/10 at best.

Yeah buddy, you have made a WWII movie. You will get your well-deserved place in the hall of fame of great film makers. Pathetic!

I started watching the first episode without any intention of binging it. However, I finished the six episodes in a few sittings. So, it was not a bore for me. However, it might not be everyone's cup of tea, especially if they seek linearity in fiction.

There are laughing moments, there are quasi-substantial moments etc.

I liked the 4 year old kids' take on love and life.

I did not like playing with the fourth wall moments all that much.

Berkun Oya seems to have found more familiar waters to swin in this time though, in terms of socio-economic class familiarity with the characters, events, life-styles etc.

The series is as good as this review: It deserves a chance in the desert of Turkish culture.

This movie is beyond pointless. It is privileged teenage delusions presented as something substantial and relatable. I do not want to talk about the technical aspects of the movie as they are not important compared to the pointlessness of the story and characters. It is soo pointless that I would have liked to stop this review three sentences ago if it were not for the minimal length requirement. The writer of the movie must be a privileged no-lifer to think that this story and these characters would mean anything to people with real problems in life.

Yeah buddy, you are so cool that you do not know what cosine is, we get it.