Season 1 – The Museum of Innocence

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natia L @RT47658749 Jun 4 I don’t remember which movie or book affected me so much in the recent years! It’s the first time I am writing a review here because EVERYONE SHOULD WATCH IT! The storyline, the scenes, music - all is pure art! Now I want to read the same book but not sure if I’m ready for another emotional wave that hits so hard! The whole series hurt but leaves me with a hope that people who are meant to be together are supposed to meet in one or another life. The bond between them is a beautiful expression of true love that is yes like a sickness and full of bittersweet emotions. Thanks for making such a beautiful story and then the series. Highly, highly recommend ❤️ See more Sus F. @engravingshop May 21 The storyline is unique. At first I wasn't sure if I really wanted to watch this. Then, did I really want to continue watching this? Then, I can't do anything else until I finish watching this! I am not a big fan of love stories. This is a story of love and loss, of cultural norms and cultural do not- all set in Turkey in the 70s. The story does twist a few times and they are good twists! This isn't a fast paced, thriller or action story. It's a story that gives you an opportunity to completely understand the main character. The acting is very good but the dubbing is done by the same voices as all the Spanish to English movies. That was a HUGE downside for me as the voice actors sound exactly the same on every movie. The filming and directing are fantastic in this movie. I say watch it! The last episodes are so good. See more Fanny V @RT99235206 Apr 29 A beautifully crafted series where emotions speak louder than words. It draws you in effortlessly, making you feel every moment with a quiet, immersive intensity. See more Cem Okan Y @cmyldz23 Apr 29 Made me want to reread the book again but somehow I feel like this series was overdramatic compared to the book. See more Wendy D @RT17011193 Apr 23 I actually enjoyed the film, especially the ongoing long shots of the two main characters because they were nice to look at. If it was a Turkish period piece I guess it would make more sense but I don’t think it’s meant to be a Turkish period piece. Culturally it did show the overinvolvement of the parents, especially the mother with the son which kept him such a child but he was also kind of dumb by ignoring his father‘s experience and advice, which he didn’t seem to get all. I was interested in his definition of love at the end, which was " deep consideration and tenderness" which pretty much explains his total failure as a lover or husband. Maybe that’s Panuk’s definition of love, but I find it very immature and incomplete; I would add honesty which he was totally devoid of and also I would add selflessness which he had no understanding of either. He was such an idiot and it was such a tragedy, but it was beautifully done. See more Jakelin S. @RT34551571 Mar 25 I loved it. I hated them both at some point… See more Read all reviews

The Museum of Innocence — Season 1

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