Sebastos_Ozius

A wonderful biography film that tells the story of sisters Serena Williams and Venus Williams, whose careers were planned before they were born and who have now risen to the status of legendary tennis players, and their father, who played the biggest role in achieving this status.

A story that should be an inspiration to everyone about perseverance, stubbornness, faith and being aware of the world you live in and writing your own destiny.

King richard is such a man that he knows what the black ghettos he lives in are. He is aware that if his daughters grow up here, they will either fall into drug addiction or run away with a snob as a teenager and spend their lives at home, giving birth to children. He makes a plan so that in the future his daughters will live a better life than he and his predecessors, and he keeps it alive stubbornly and persistently.

While watching it, it is hard not to envy this man's ambition and his firm adherence to his dreams. It even made me say "I wish I could go back 30 years and do what this man can do".

The duration is short for a biography, so we do not know the past and future of neither the girls nor their family. The focus is on the girls' path to becoming professionals. Even if it was 4 hours, I would watch it.

A very entertaining and funny Bruce Willis film.

With kim basinger and john larroquette in supporting roles.

Walter is a workaholic, whatever he does doesn't work out the way he wants and his seat is in jeopardy. On a day when he is going to a company dinner with a rich japanese client, the girl to accompany him doesn't show up. Walt asks his brother for help and he arranges for nadia, a beautiful girl like ahu, as he calls her. But nadia has not one but several serious problems...

A good 80's comedy that makes you laugh a lot with its characters, appropriate jokes, disasters and "judge father". Some of the jokes are abusive and put the stone on the stone, but it is necessary to understand it in english so that you can laugh. For this reason, I recommend watching it with subtitles and hearing the jokes.

An average apocalyptic film about how human nature can change in a dystopian world after a global earthquake disaster, or more precisely, what human beings can do. In the words of the film; in such an environment, a new life where the priest and the thief, the bottom and the top are now equal.

If I'm not mistaken, a professor said, "After the Istanbul earthquake, they will neither be able to get in nor get out." The film prompts us to think about this. Yes, we live with ideals while living an ordinary life, but will we be able to stay close to our ideals as the conditions get harder?

It is a good film, but it is overlong and has fictional problems. Especially the earthquake scenes are something strange like a tsunami. I think a planet should hit the earth for such an earthquake. It would be a better film if another disaster was chosen instead of an earthquake.