Zorba the Greek

Murat G.

The book is awesome and movie in not bad. If you like the movie, you should read the book. “I felt once more how simple a thing is happiness: a glass of wine, a roast chestnut, a wretched little brazier, the sound of the sea. Nothing else. And all that is required to feel that here and now is happiness is a simple, frugal heart.”

TugbaKibar

İnsanın canı her zaman eski yapım bir film izlemek istemiyor ama bu film gerçekten izlemeye değerdi. Karakterler çok tanıdık. Hikayenin geçtiği köydeki adetler, yaşananlar vs. çoğu eski Türk filmlerinde gördüğümüz şeyler ama filmi merakla izliyorsunuz, özellike de ana karakter Zorba'nın olaylara nasıl tepki vereceğini. Sırada kitabı var.

Patrick Sheard

Wasn't a fan of this one. Well made as you'd expect from Mihalis, with films like Stella already under his belt, but I was left completely unaffected by it. I wish it was shot in colour though, the scenery was gorgeous (as you'd expect from Greece). Quinn was great though.

Joshua Dysart

I do love it. Quinn is amazing, but it does come off a little stereotypical in the depiction of the rural peasants. It's actually much harder in its depiction of the Cretins than the book was, making almost no effort to humanize them at all. Still, a great flick.

Arlin Sanchez

As Dale Carnegie once said: “When fate hands us a lemon, let's try to make a lemonade”. One of the better feel good movies out there. Zorba is the kind of Uncle or Grandfather every one would benefit having in there life and non other then Anthony Quinn to play that character.

Gonzelush Thompson

Probably, the best adaptation of a book ever.

Alex Pintică

First half is too long, second half is great.

Sezen Tezic

sadece Zorba karakteri dahi yeter! canim film