True love never ends! When you are for someone and they are for you, there's just no greater gift and you'd take it with an open heart even if you are separated. If it's real, it lasts...if it's blessed you come together, free to love!
It was my first ever turkish movie to watch. Such a beautiful movie.... I felt so sorry about the man that i had to watch another movie starring him to see that he actually is alive and it was a movie....
Because it's way to much bullshit romantic crap in it it promot way to much fornicators and whoremongers and committing adultery of the charts. Innocent lady's going after bullshit Bad boy type all for the sake of "love" like come on people you can't seriously by this crap. However Hollywood movie's is just the same but not alot but more promoting more violence,war,backstabbing,cheating etc the list goes on or more horror type of movies. And let's not forget about the adult industry the most disgusting degenerate that perverted what "love" is all for the sake of pleasure? But hay people like this shit because it's very brainwashing to the core. When a woman look at this shit she fantasize about these type of thing same with the men. Dreaming about all kinds of filth polluting the mind and heart. One time a girl friend of my just a friend was sitting down on a chair reading a fantasy book about romance and love. She ask me if I believe in love I said to her of course I do but not that book your reading. I told her when your with your man and you making love with him be truthful do you fantasize about another man or feel ashamed to think about another man? Her replie was that's very personal so I don't know? I said to her ok ill make it easier for you when you lust after another man it doesn't have to be physically but mentally and spiritually and yes even emotionally? She looks at me and started to cry a bit so I ask her why you crying. She replies and said so when I'm having sex with my man I can't think about you then because your in my mind when I'm screwing him. My jaw dropped when she said that to me I told her go back to your man and forget this conversation ever happened. She said to me back ok but that's not going to stop me from thinking about you. What a sad woman. Anyway these movies are garbage. Oh one more thing lol you never ever get in between two gangster tribe at war. She should known better to stay clear from that type of drama or you will end up in a black bag lol.
Although I have no proof, I wouldn't be surprised if Özcan Deniz, who wrote, directed, and starred in this film, was inspired by Austin Wright's novel Tony and Susan (1993); An international bestseller that was translated into 13 languages. Indeed, Water and Fire and Wright's story open precisely the same way. An unknown woman receives a book in the mail written by someone yet to be introduced to the audience. The only difference is that in this Turkish film, we find out later that the book was written by the woman's fiance. While in Wright's novel, The manuscript was written by the character Susan's ex-husband Tony. From that point on, the narrative of both tales is nearly identical since both stories within the story are about tragedy and loss. However, at the end of Water and Fire, we discover that the book is autobiographical. In Wright's tome, we discover that the mystery book, Nocturnal Animals, was purely a work of fiction. And yet, it was inspired by the failed marriage between Tony and Susan. With all of that said, Wright's novel was finally adapted into a film three years after this Turkish movie was released. But the film starring Jake Gyllenhaal was oddly called Nocturnal Animals (2016). (⊙‿⊙✿)
I've seen a lot of dramas from different countries but if I want to watched heart wrenching twists of plots I'll directly look for Turkish drama. No matter how some scenes are crazily made I've never felt any cringe as in for real 😂❤️
I wouldn’t call that lady a mistress cause the woman the guy married got in between them plus his family split them up and that lady had no right to be jealous that way cause she should already know from the very beginning that the guy she married doesn’t love her and her family and his made them marry and he was never her man, he was someone else’s. 💁🏻♀️ I’m guessing the woman he married never let it go that he already had a lover before he married her and he married her for family purposes and not for love.💁🏻♀️
my father moved my future ex husband into our family home when I was 16 and he was 17. I tried to break up with him multiple times and even started dating someone else for month until my father went to the family home of the new bf And offered his family help to get him into the military and come work for him after. I knew my father would ruin the life of that man so I went back to my future ex-husband. I was married in 2005 and this occured in the united states. I would never want to subject someone to a loveless marriage and wouldn't want to live another one of those empty existences
Oh my gosh I was shocked, I think this must be the most emotional quit romantic recap I've ever watched my entire life. I was cying no, no,no huhuhu😭😭😭 whyy......
So this is a Turkish film? And it ends in tragedy. I just recently started watching a Turkish TV series and when I look at all the other Turkish films and series, most of them end up with one of the heroes or heroines dead at the end of it. What is it about Turkish audiences that everything in film and TV has to end in tragedy? How about "and they lived happily ever after" for a change???? Aren't there any Turkish versions of Jane Austen around??? lol.
If you really think about it, Hasmet is kinda lame as hell because he never actually get anything done in the movie. He never tries that hard on doing anything. He just goes with the flow basically. Super underachieving protagonist. Maybe it is the selling point of the movie because it just go the opposite direction from basically every other movies
The reviewer forgot to mention that the "wife" was at the wedding as well. It leaves the impression that the bride who was reading the book was her daughter, so the children got the happily ever after that the parents could not. Overall a good review and beautiful and tragic story.
