#cinemalovers

Teorema, 1968.

Bakışlar utangaç ama kalpler gürültülüydü.

Kimse “uygun mu?” diye sormazdı, çünkü hissetmek yeterdi.

O zamanlar aşk, bir şarkının ortasında dansa kalkmaktı,

sosyal olmak bir ekrana değil, birbirinin gözlerine bakmaktı.

Gülüşler filtresiz, duygular aceleydi.

Grease bize şunu hatırlatır:

Aşk biraz savruk, biraz cesur ve çokça gerçekti.

Ve belki de en güzeli…

Herkes aynı anda, aynı ritimde yaşıyordu. ASİKAN

In Grease, love was never about perfect timing or careful plans.

It was about the courage to feel — loudly, freely, without filters.

Eyes met before words mattered,

music spoke when people couldn’t,

and being social meant showing up, not logging in.

Love lived in late-night dances, careless laughter,

and moments that didn’t ask for permission to be unforgettable.

Grease reminds us of a time when love was messy, bold, and real —

when hearts followed the rhythm,

and everyone lived in the same song. ASİKAN

Frankenstein 🖤⚡️

A story that still haunts me.

Dark, emotional, unforgettable.

Becoming Led Zeppelin - Directed by Bernard MacMahon (2025)

Becoming Led Zeppelin takes a clear, streamlined, chronological approach to the band’s formation and early rise. With first-hand interviews from Page, Plant, and Jones, (Bonham, who died in 1980, is represented by a previously unreleased interview with clips) plus tons of archival footage and performance clips, it gives a clear sense of how the band came together and why they hit so hard so fast.

The film is strongest when it focuses on the music—the influences, the studio work, and the live shows. It’s less interested in the personal drama or darker chapters, which makes the story feel somewhat one-sided. But as a portrait of the band’s creative drive and momentum, it works.

First CC, now BB...we lost another Screen Queen this year.