New Year's Eve

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Worst work of of Gulse Birsel yet .. Very disappointing to see such a badly written boring scenario Full of cliche jokes and stereotyped characters .. offensive pointless highlights.. it is supposed to be entertaining however almost the whole movie feels uncomfortable. Characters trying way too hard made it a cheap comedy without the laughs. The film is too long but the story is all over the place. She needs to be more creative and sophisticated with her writing . Lastly, if she did have the intention to achieve any sense of diversity or inclusiveness at all in this movie , She needs to learn inclusiveness is far from what was done here. It is quite the opposite of marginalization which she sadly achieved.

There is only one word to say and that is "disaster", It is such a film that a regular you-tube video is much more better. Having seen the core cast from popular TV series I had expected to watch a lot of fun and quality jokes touching the heart of today's agenda. Unfortunately, most of the action and jokes were quite simple and ordinary, straightforward and lacking any sign of creativity. It contains no ability to make smile, no entertainment. The movie itself was made poorly, the actors were like they were performing a 4th grade musical. Unnecessary exaggeration, nonsense of story. Just waste of time.

The film is available since 31/12, 17 days total. Ratings are already crashing. If I was the producer, I'd retire and live in a far away village till people forget my name. If anyone gave more than 5 stars, they either get paid for it or has no taste at all. This is not funny. Not witty. Not worth a kurus with a hole in it. Too long, too crowded, too little knots in the plot and the twists are fewer than that. There goes the comedy factor. Every actor was playing a blurry copy of their previous and well known roles. You get distracted and start to think why and when this guy got married to this woman. The young man was a disaster. The helper of the singer was the only natural, fit to role actor. Remember the "Party" of Peter Sellers? Yilbasi Gecesi is the thing you'll get if you try to tell it in Taboo.