Review: Mutluluk (Bliss)
by MW Cook
I devoted a lot of my time and limited brain power to this post. It’s been hard. Very, very hard.
I could write a hundred posts on this film. And I don’t think I’m exaggerating (too much). I could open it up and keep on analyzing it for years. I could talk about how I walked away from it a different person from who I was when I sat down to watch it.
I could look at it from a cinematic point of view and tell you about the ridiculously great acting and shots and score. Or I could look at it from an artistic point of view and tell you about the symbolism as each character chooses (or is chosen) to break free from whatever they break free from. Or I could look at it from an emotional point of view and tell you how the story woos, seduces and beds your soul, all the while both destroying and enlivening it.
But I can’t tell you any of that. I can’t give you a cookie here. To tell you about this film will dishonor it. I cannot tell anything but this: Watch it!
Get up, right now, and go to the nearest video store. Rent this movie. You’ll thank me. I promise.
Matt–
a) i will rent this first chance i get
b) you re did your blog– wow! looks really good!
Yay for pretty blogs and glorious movies!