YERLİ FRANKEŞTAYN OLURSA - YARATILAN İNCELEME
Murat Soner
13 min, 39 sec
A detailed critique of a Turkish fantasy series, discussing its genre, production, and cultural context.
Summary
- The series is a refreshing change from heart-wrenching dramas and is appreciated for its fantasy genre, though there's some fear it might dissuade viewers after revealing the genre.
- The critique touches on the mismatch between the local audience's viewing habits and the rarity of fantasy productions in Turkey.
- The series is praised for its intricate details in sets and props, reflecting the period accurately.
- The storyline follows a character inspired by Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, with a plot involving the resurrection of the dead during the Ottoman period.
- The review also includes a product placement for a Philips Sonicare toothbrush and highlights the quality of the series despite some theatrical dialogue and acting.
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Fantasy productions are scarce in Turkey due to cultural preferences and production challenges.
- Fantasy is a less favored genre among Turkish audiences and producers, who are accustomed to more conventional TV dramas.
- The commentator receives many fantasy scripts but points out the hesitance of producers to take on such projects.
Chapter 3
The production mindset is criticized for being too conservative and traditional.
- The industry is likened to a bazaar where conventional items sell, and fantasy narratives are less likely to be produced.
- The critique suggests that producers need to take risks and innovate beyond proven formulas.
Chapter 4
The series draws inspiration from Frankenstein and introduces a character with a tragic backstory.
- The main character is a doctor's son, intelligent from a young age, and interested in reviving the dead.
- His journey and motivations are explored, relating to his personal experiences and ambitions.
Chapter 5
The character's quest unfolds, starting with his childhood and leading to a mission to revive the dead.
- The character's background story is shared, beginning with his childhood and leading to his arrival at a band of treasure hunters.
- His quest to revive the dead becomes the central theme of the series.
Chapter 6
The series is commended for its period details and criticized for its theatrical elements.
- The production is praised for historical accuracy in props and sets, such as tulumbas used by firefighters.
- Some of the character's inventions and actions are criticized as overly dramatic and unrealistic.
Chapter 7
The review takes a detour to promote the Philips Sonicare toothbrush, highlighting its features.
- The Philips Sonicare Diamond Clean 9000i toothbrush is presented as a revolutionary product for dental hygiene.
- Its benefits and functionalities are emphasized, and a purchasing link is provided.
Chapter 8
The plot continues with the main character's experiments and evolving relationships.
- The character's experiments lead to unintended consequences, and his relationship with other characters is further explored.
- The character's personal ambitions and the impact of his actions on those around him are highlighted.
Chapter 9
The finale of the series is dramatic, and the review ends with overall impressions of the series.
- The series concludes with high drama, including the resurrection of a female character and the main character's ultimate fate.
- Despite criticisms of some elements, the series is lauded for its visual effects, attention to detail, and potential for international appeal.