This is my first review on IMDb. Actually this film is awesome. The story of this film is increatable, fantastic. I was geeting emotional when my eyes on screen. the most interesting , important , and the soul of this movie sentence is the last sentence "I am in love with my wife" that was awesome. tears has come on my eyes when the i have heared..amazing film

One of the terribly bad Turkish movies! Emotional abuse nothing more!

A truly wonderful Turkish film masterpiece! I absolutely watch this movie recommended for everyone. The absolute watch! A tear in every 10 minutes... I involuntarily standing ovation! This film is a true miracle! A miracle in the name of humanity!I watched in my life, "best" and "most impressive" movie.The director of this film "Mahsun KIRMIZIGÜL" for masterpiece I am thank you very much! LONG LIVE ALL PEOPLE! LONG LIVE ALL PEOPLE! LONG LIVE ALL PEOPLE! Everyone Respects from Azerbaijan!

I feel like I cannot appreciate this film enough, since I usually don't watch movies with some 'feel' in it. The story was beautifully told alongside with a truckload of tears and laughter, too. Turkey's cultures and people never ceased to amaze me, and that was why Mucize and other Mahsun Kirmizigul's works become on top of my favorite Turkish films. It is not surprising that I really admired Mert Turak's (Aziz) acting since it was so natural, yet dragged us to his world and forced us to know him much more than the villagers did. The plot may be a little flat, but it was really hard for me to pause for a while for a bathroom break. Kirmizigul really did a nice job here. The film taught us all not to simply ignore mentally-retarded people around us, nor to give them our pity. And it also taught us how hurtful some people's commentary can be. I did not notice it before until this film showed how painful it is to be living with prejudice. Like its title, Mucize (Miracle), really was a miracle, at least to me. I recommend this film not only for you to watch with friends and colleagues, but also with your families and classroom students.