trancelove
Börü has risen the level of the quality between Turkish series and even international related ones. Acts, story and other elements are well treated. There is no moment which makes you feel bored. Each eposide follows the other with more curiosity and passion to reach to the final. This is where mistery comes because there is no final. Börü is a complete masterpiece. It should be definitely seen. I cannot wait for the movie. Thank you for this great job.
Wolfent
Say hello to a job far beyond ordinary Turkish series! Theme, shooting angles, colors, editing, in world-class. But also there is still some problems. But first, i have to say something important. Turks give exaggerated high scores to their films, series on Imdb. Most of Turks are nationalist, I understand. But they need to understand this is an international platform, and by doing this, they damage their own movies, series. Because such a high score creates a high expectation. And of course then the disappointment and worst one, hatred against Turkish movies, series.Now lets continue.First one, visual effects, still not even good. There are really no special effects companies that do great work in Turkey? If not, consider other options, other companies. This is a huge problem.Second problem. Dialogues. They are not American, they are Turks. I guess Turan and chief was the most natural characters. Others, including too much americanism on their dialogues. I mean, dialogues are artificial. I fell like I'm watching an American movie.Third problem, sounds. Why are gunshots so low? In general, the gun sounds are low. Sometimes the music is over the sound effects. In the fight scenes for example, sometimes rising and sometimes decreasing. It's really annoying. And generally sounds are not well organized.So, what I saw from the first episode, it's worth watching. I wonder about the next 5 episodes.Edit: Now I've seen all of it, 6 episodes. The tempo is low in some episodes. In four, for example. But in last 2 episodes, excellent! Looks like will continue as a cinema film, and i will watch. Good job.
