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Siege 1453



Name:Siege 1453

Story: Fall Of Constantinople.Story of II.Mehmed and Ulubatlı Hasan

Budget:20-30 Million Euro

Relase Dates :

Turkey:17 December 2010
Azerbaijan:2 February 2012
UK:2 February 2012
Germany:3 February 2012
Russia:3 February 2012
Bosnia-Herzegovina:4 February 2012
USA:4 February 2012
France:6 February 2012
Republic of Macedonia:7 February 2012
Egypt :8 February 2012
Kazakhstan:8 February 2012
Georgia:9 February 2012
United Arab Emirates:9 February 2012
Netherlands :11 February 2012

Made in : Turkey

Cgi Effects: Pixar Studios

Music: Benjamin Wallfisch

Main Cast:
II.Mehmed: Devrim Evin
Ulubatlı Hasan: İbrahim Çelikol
XI. Konstantin Palaiologos: Recep Aktuğ
Giovanni Giustiniani: Cengiz Coşkun
Era: Dilek Serbest

Web Site : www.fetih1453movie.com

Teaser -1-



Teaser -1-English Subtitles

http://vimeo.com/34016066



New Trailer -1-



Pictures

The Conqurer Sultan II. Mehmed[Devrim Evin] :

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Ulubatlı Hasan(Main Warrior-Man Of the First Entered City)[İbrahim Çelikol] : XI. Konstantin Palaiologos(Emperor of the Byzantine Empire)[Recep Aktug]: Giovanni Giustiniani(Last Defender Of The Constantinople)[Cengiz Coşkun]: Non 3D Effectted Production Phase Photos:

The style looks very interesting, and I have to admit some of those names have me laughing out loud.

Glad you got to repost this

2/2/2012 eh?

I'll see it.

All those pics should go in a spoiler...I think..

Hehe, alright. Lets hope they can let Historical Accuracy trump their own Turkish bias. (Something Hollowood have forever failed to do)

Any chance we'll see some Vangarian Guard? They were probably disbanded by this point but there were still soldiers in Constantinople that Identified themselves as "Varangians" in 1400.

I hate to say, I really do, but it looks bad, especially the Conan-like pose, and the pics of the hot baudy wenches. And so many man-to-man pictures. Hate to sound jaded, but it looks like another cookie-cutter historic war movie. Can't wait for the one on one fight between the emperors atop the walls, winner take all.

One point:
The use of plate armor by the Roman nobility is correct.

Typical .. They always have to make the movie about the last emperor's .

Well the star Mehmet wasn't neither the first nor the last Sultan.Unfortunately for the Romans Konstantine was.

As I understand they're making this is sort of a response to 300.

Originally Posted by Magicman2051

As I understand they're making this is sort of a response to 300.

It's not a Persian movie.

Not necessarily from a nationalist propaganda perspective

So much as it is from a "you used green screen alot, we think we can do it better, so stuff it, Hollywood."

Originally Posted by Magicman2051

Not necessarily from a nationalist propaganda perspective

So much as it is from a "you used green screen alot, we think we can do it better, so stuff it, Hollywood."

Understood.

Edit:
If they fighting scenes are like these then you are absolutely right:

Originally Posted by neoptolemos

Understood.

Edit:
If they fighting scenes are like these then you are absolutely right:

I see those videos are fuel for retarded Turkish nationalists .

Originally Posted by neoptolemos

:21 lol slap makes you cough up blood!!
I think they are from history channel. I've seen similar 300/Hannibal reenactments like that too..

just horrible..

Originally Posted by Closetu

:21 lol slap makes you cough up blood!!
I think they are from history channel. I've seen similar 300/Hannibal reenactments like that too..

just horrible..

That two videos are from the Turkish TV Series "Muhteşem Yüzyıl", The Magnificent Century about the Suleiman the Magnificent and Roxanne.

Just check and see their Mohac video.

Originally Posted by Magicman2051

Not necessarily from a nationalist propaganda perspective

So much as it is from a "you used green screen alot, we think we can do it better, so stuff it, Hollywood."

some smoke effect looks bad

but those plains shot with all the soldiers and those climbing towers... makes me want to play total war again

Also isn't this somehow familiar:

It would be interesting if the language of the film was Ottoman Turkish. Havig the nobility use it, while the soldiers would use the common Turkish language.

The picture with the guy holding a fantasy stylized sword had me scared. By judging that picture I would say historical accuracy is not a focus. Not to mention the tanned roided oiled conan-like guy.