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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • Eric Rick Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss RRR - a 2022 Indian Telugu-language epic action drama film directed by S. S. Rajamouli starring Ram Charan and N. T. Rama Rao Jr. - #rrr #rrrmovie
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  • @BlindWave
    @BlindWave  2 года назад +304

    Ride the Wave and Subscribe to Blind Wave here: ruclips.net/user/blindwave
    Raw Rider Patrons can watch the Full Length Reaction HERE: blindwavellc.com/rrr-movie-full/

    • @kalakritistudios
      @kalakritistudios 2 года назад +12

      It has an Honest Trailer too!

    • @ItsShaz1
      @ItsShaz1 2 года назад +4

      :)

    • @gtav000
      @gtav000 2 года назад +11

      Some Facts About RRR (I Know You Know)..
      Ram is Like SHRI RAMACHANDRA (LORD RAM)
      Sita Is Like MATA SITA (Wife Of SHRI RAMACHANDRA)
      And Bheem Is Like SHRI HANUMAN (A Devotee (More Than That) Of SHRI RAMACHANDRA), Here's Why, Because In Mahabharat (An Epic History), BHEEM Is Son Of GOD PAWANA DEV (GOD OF AIR/WIND) AND Also HANUMAN Is Son Of GOD PAWANA DEV (GOD Of AIR/WIND), They Are Half-Brothers..., And Also In The Final Scene Of Jailbreak, BHEEM Carrying RAM, Like SHRI HANUMAN Carrying SHRI RAMACHANDRA....👍😀
      Now, I Know The True Meaning Of The Title Of This Movie "RRR" (Rise Roar Revolt)...
      The First Segment, "The Story" Is The "Rise" Part Of The Movie...
      The Second Segment, Both "Fire" & "Water" Is The "Roar" Part Of The Movie...
      The Third Segment, After The Title Card Appears.. Is The "Revolt" Part Starts...
      RRR IS SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE OF IT'S OWN KIND...
      RRR Has Over-the-top Action, Drama, Romance, Bromance, Emotion, Deep Meanings And Every Frame Is A Art... And Not A Single Scene Is A Waste, It Use Those Scene For Battle...

    • @kalakritistudios
      @kalakritistudios 2 года назад +10

      Pls, react to KGF Chapter 1 & 2.
      It's fun, action packed, cinematographically great. Hero is a Villain.

    • @choekyiscuffedskeleton7471
      @choekyiscuffedskeleton7471 2 года назад +1

      FUN FACT : search rrr and you’ll see something interesting

  • @salahaldin447
    @salahaldin447 2 года назад +4702

    The bridge scene is much deeper than you think.
    Ram is fighting for the country so he has the flag and bheem is fighting for the child so he grabs the kid.
    And they both pass it onto each other just like how it actually happens in the movie.

    • @dreamstate5047
      @dreamstate5047 2 года назад +181

      u need to be appritated to appritiate this movie deeply. happy for everyone who was happy for this film.

    • @alexsmart2612
      @alexsmart2612 2 года назад +95

      @@dreamstate5047 I am glad you are appritated to appritiate this movie deeply and make others like us also appritiate.

    • @dreamstate5047
      @dreamstate5047 2 года назад +39

      @@alexsmart2612 appritiated

    • @SpiderMan-qj1fv
      @SpiderMan-qj1fv 2 года назад +115

      @@dreamstate5047 what the appreciation is going on

    • @amazingaadisesh
      @amazingaadisesh 2 года назад +87

      Also that Ram is introduced initially as fire and Bheem as water and the meet between two happens during the bridge scene where fire meets water (exploded train couch falling into river)

  • @andrejarosch5524
    @andrejarosch5524 2 года назад +3875

    If you have 5.5 hours time:
    "Bahubali - The Beginning" and "Bahubali - The Conclusion" (came out as two separate movies, but really is ONE movie cut in half) by the same writer/director duo as RRR.
    Don´t miss it!

    • @animishatre9114
      @animishatre9114 2 года назад +23

      🔥🔥💯

    • @rmori369
      @rmori369 2 года назад +21

      Must

    • @mr.k301
      @mr.k301 2 года назад +119

      Nope. I personally think they are two different movies and should be treated as such...
      We had to wait for 2 fu*king years for the second one, it was unbearable & it made it even more exciting....
      Also I think the second one is style wise a bit different than the first...
      Must watch !!!

    • @dugganiraviteja9056
      @dugganiraviteja9056 2 года назад +22

      Yes watch the movie Bagubali 1 and 2...directed and written by the same from the RRR movie

    • @lowkey_maniac_9633
      @lowkey_maniac_9633 2 года назад +31

      I liked rrr more than bahubali...bahubali is full of dumb scenes and illogical things, not that rrr is fully logical ,but its better than bahu

  • @seamlessthorns9872
    @seamlessthorns9872 2 года назад +2454

    The scene where blood tears drop when they hang and fire-water combines was basically an INTERVAL shot especially for theatrical version. In India, all movies have an interval, mostly due to the length because Indian movies are generally long.

    • @Riyal_ViratKohli
      @Riyal_ViratKohli 2 года назад +185

      INTRRRVAL

    • @dtmt502
      @dtmt502 2 года назад +87

      in the WEst it's called Intermission, films used to have them a while back

    • @Arya-cs7kj
      @Arya-cs7kj 2 года назад +65

      Also, Indian movies don't follow three-act structure of script writing. We often h've discussions on movies in terms of first half nd second half.

    • @dOVERanalyst
      @dOVERanalyst 2 года назад +22

      @@dtmt502 Even in the East sometimes it's called intermission
      India has several film industries.

    • @Maolana_ModiG
      @Maolana_ModiG 2 года назад +11

      We have to 2.5 -3 hours film. Generally. 96% films are that length . Even I don't like film which is less than.2.5 hours. Hihihihi..
      I skipped many hollywood block buster due to this.

  • @hothotheat3000
    @hothotheat3000 Год назад +387

    Eric’s genuine horror when he thought Bheem killed Ram🥺

  • @myself_yuvraj
    @myself_yuvraj 2 года назад +1740

    After years of watching Blind Wave religiously, finally, a movie made in India made it to this channel. I'm stoked for this reaction because I know this movie has everything for which the crew goes nuts.

    • @AP-vi4cj
      @AP-vi4cj 2 года назад +41

      same feeling bro same. I have been watching these guys from years from India and i never thought i will see them reacting to an Indian movie!

    • @sahin1645
      @sahin1645 2 года назад +10

      Same here ...🖐️

    • @umangumathe6911
      @umangumathe6911 2 года назад +2

      Yeah!!!!

    • @NaniMetrix
      @NaniMetrix 2 года назад +2

      yeh, i was surprised and happy !!

    • @cinemascope8847
      @cinemascope8847 2 года назад +13

      Can we also ask for Bahubali 1 and 2 reaction??

  • @jaydeepsen4769
    @jaydeepsen4769 2 года назад +650

    To answer Aaron's question at 28:00
    The two leads Raju (Fire) and Akhtar (Water) are running together with the train in between and then they disappear into the steam released by the train. The significance of this shot is that as the two leads are bonding together as friends, fire and water are mixing together and when you meet fire with water, you get steam. They tried to signify their friendship by the steam while the song 'Dosti' plays which literally means friendship in Hindi.

  • @akshen92
    @akshen92 Год назад +397

    The reason behind the friendship which you guys might have missed was that Ram saw his little brother in Bheem. It was referenced with Bheems/Akhtars fake mother in Delhi telling him to eat with his right hand and the same scene of Rams mother telling his younger brother to eat with his right hand in the flashback.

    • @JuanPabloJuario
      @JuanPabloJuario Год назад +11

      Yes, I've noticed it, too..

    • @the_Rade
      @the_Rade Год назад +1

      That's not the reason. That came later

    • @RachaelWill
      @RachaelWill 3 месяца назад

      I noticed it too in my third watch 😅

  • @goofrider
    @goofrider Год назад +614

    I too thought it was a bit convenient that Raju recovered instantly after Bheem healed his knees with herbs. But I noticed there's more to the scene on a rewatch.
    After applying the herbs, Bheem prays in front of the Rama statue, a Hindu deity. When Bheem notices the bow and arrows, what happens next isn't that he takes the bow and arrows. Instead, he takes the soil at the feet of the Rama statue, and blesses Raju on his forehead with it.
    Next we see Raju is the epic hero shot, where he appears like a traditional depiction of Rama the deity.
    So we've basically entered wuxia-level mythical storytelling here. Bheem blesses Raju with the power of Rama, and Raju recovers magically (in the mythical sense of the word) and literally becomes Rama.

    • @rupalirotti7327
      @rupalirotti7327 Год назад +15

      Faith has magical powers (doesn't matter what one has faith in).
      The movie shows a combination of herbs and mantra treatment and then the soil at the feet of Rama statue (which isn't soil, its vermillion, which is medicinal and used in some treatments). This isn't mythical; it's pure science, which the "modern" science is yet to catch up to. There are people in India who heal themselves within moments (done it myself too). There are treatments here (branded as backward and "alternative" forms of treatment) which can cure certain things within seconds. There's a guy in South India who heals snake bite over the phone -- you just tell him the name of the person bitten and the type of snake that bit the person. He will just utter a mantra and the person will be healed without medicines, no matter where in the world he/she is (long distance healing). There are certain treatments where only a touch or a gesture can do wonders. All this may sound over-the-top and made-up claims, but after spending half my life believing in modern science, books, and western narratives about India and its people and how backward they are, I have experienced it first hand how great their knowledge is and now I don't want to go back. Even cosmetics are all a sham compared to traditional Indian methods.
      Moreover, the herbs treatment in India is miraculous. I personally have seen the effects of Allopathy and how limited a science it is and now my entire family has switched to Homeopathy and Ayurveda because we have seen real changes in our condition without side effects. Allopathy is all manufactured chemicals, whereas the other two are naturopathy's. Allopathy now feels like a sticker on running tap water (temporary solution, but the ailment comes back again sooner or later), a sticker which sometimes needs to be replaced everyday (in case of diabetes and heart conditions where you have to take medicines daily for the rest of your life). On the other hand, these natural treatments find out which tap is open and how much it has to be closed (so it gets to the root cause and cures the cause rather than working on symptoms).
      And Bheem belongs to a tribe who have lived for millenniums in the jungle. They know and respect the animals, birds and trees there. They know how much to destroy and how to replenish anything about the jungle. And, they are masters in herbal medicines. Most importantly, they are illiterate in the modern ways of education and hence, haven't been manipulated into thinking their knowledge is backward or that its impossible to do it. While the world may think its mythical or magical, it's regular daily life for them.

    • @Vegetasinghyadav
      @Vegetasinghyadav Год назад +29

      And bheema is also a character of the great Mahabharata. He is a warrior and has power equal to many elephants. Indians wd just buy it in instant. He is Bheem, ofcourse he has extraordinary strength.

    • @suvamtripathy1490
      @suvamtripathy1490 Год назад +12

      Beautifully explained!

    • @paulsmith9954
      @paulsmith9954 Год назад +8

      Well put.
      I didn't get it till now!!

    • @randomguy2926
      @randomguy2926 Год назад +6

      Also there were stories if Alluri Sitharamraju (the actual freedom fighter in whom Ram's charector is based on) to have healing powers. I guess they used that here

  • @lackingmyface
    @lackingmyface Год назад +426

    As a non-Indian who grew up watching Indian cinematic movies, everyone should begin watching Indian movies. There are some masterpieces that went under the radar which they don't deserve.

    • @flowerfleur8105
      @flowerfleur8105 Год назад +7

      Can you please recommend me some? This is like the best movie I’ve seen and I’m America, Hollywood doesn’t compare at all especially these days.

    • @solomon7783
      @solomon7783 Год назад +24

      @@flowerfleur8105 Bahubali 1 & 2, Eega, Rocketry, Kgf 1&2, Dangal,Kantara,Kurup,Dhrishyam 1&2, Thumbbad

    • @lackingmyface
      @lackingmyface Год назад +8

      @@flowerfleur8105 Sure thing but it all depends on what genre you like. If you don't mind the genre, I'd suggest KGF, 3 Idiots, and Bajrangi Bhajaan.

    • @abcsin6526
      @abcsin6526 Год назад +2

      ​@@flowerfleur8105do watch Wednesday,3 idiots,wake up sid

    • @onion_bagger
      @onion_bagger Год назад +1

      @@flowerfleur8105 3 idiots, pink, my name is khan. These are pretty good movies with good message.

  • @shininja_
    @shininja_ 2 года назад +415

    A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one

  • @Salieri21
    @Salieri21 Год назад +352

    Their friendship montage song is FUCKING EPIC. The lyrics to that song is so vital to the story. Also his torture song too. But Naatu Naatu was the one which got famous because it’s catchy.

  • @dominationsstrategies744
    @dominationsstrategies744 Год назад +1639

    Marvel: We're making this incredible action movie with so many stars. It's going to be the craziest thing you've seen.
    S.S.Rajamouli: Hold my beer.

  • @jasonmcgregor123
    @jasonmcgregor123 2 года назад +722

    One of the craziest creative movies I've ever seen. Loved every second of it.

    • @vams_hiii9029
      @vams_hiii9029 Год назад +11

      Glad to hear that
      💜 From India

  • @TheScreeningLady
    @TheScreeningLady 2 года назад +454

    I watched the full length with them on Patreon and the 3 hours just flew by for me! This is one of the gems of 2022!

  • @crystaltoribio8493
    @crystaltoribio8493 Год назад +82

    I watched this movie without knowing anything about it besides that it won a Oscar song. Then I was confused and felt I was watching some sort of One Piece movie with epic battles where characters just keep leveling up to unimaginable gears lol then I was emotionally moved, inspired by the friendship and symbolism and just happy the movie was so long as it was so entertaining. Now everyone close to me has been suggested to watch blindly as I did so that the great emotions and epic reactions remain. And don’t even get me started on the soundtrack: PERFECTION

  • @jasveer1638
    @jasveer1638 2 года назад +647

    The theatre experience was out of the world!!!! All of the theatre was going mad😂❤️

    • @rounak.mahato
      @rounak.mahato 2 года назад +10

      Like Endgame or Spidermen No way home

    • @bumble_bee_09
      @bumble_bee_09 2 года назад +45

      @@rounak.mahato That's no way close , come to south India and watch it in local theatres , it is more than you expect.

    • @SunShine-ve5nr
      @SunShine-ve5nr 2 года назад +17

      @@rounak.mahato you need to look at some reactions on RUclips at south indian movies. It's a whole celebration from start to finish.

    • @pranavgaikwad1611
      @pranavgaikwad1611 2 года назад +19

      @@bumble_bee_09 not only in south but here in Maharashtra also, theatres were basting throughout the whole fuckin movie

  • @kiranks3341
    @kiranks3341 2 года назад +110

    As an Indian I feel extra happy to see my fav reaction channel reacting to RRR. Thank you for this Bros.

  • @mr.k301
    @mr.k301 2 года назад +99

    Since you guys loved this one I got more Indian movies to suggest...
    1. Bahubali the beginning ( same director as RRR),
    2. Bahubali the conclusion,
    3.Sardar udham ( Oscar worthy masterpiece based on true events of Amritsar massacre),
    4.Tumbadd ( India's best horror genre piece, Oscar worthy masterpiece),
    5. 3 iditots
    Thats all for now....

  • @AnGawain
    @AnGawain Год назад +13

    I just realize: Ram is the Ram of the mithology, one of the avatars of Vishnu and amazing archer and his love was Sita (the sacred book Ramayana). Bheem was another hero of the indian mithology, the strongest and kindness of the Pandavas, heroes of the Mahabaratha. They took two of the greatest indian stories and adapted it to make a whole movie!

    • @munisubramanyamkaveripakam8041
      @munisubramanyamkaveripakam8041 Год назад +4

      One more thing actually ram and bheem were indian freedom fighters who started revolutions and this movie is a fiction of what if they meet together.

    • @92i-j9y
      @92i-j9y Год назад

      Yes and many more characters from Gita❤

  • @sssssssssssss2013
    @sssssssssssss2013 2 года назад +458

    There were 1,000 'REAL MEN' as extras to shoot the mob fight scene where Ram jumped in the crowd to catch one protester. This movie is awesome !!! 😎😍😍

  • @harishrao2000
    @harishrao2000 2 года назад +253

    I started watching this channel since Game of Thrones! Never in my wildest dreams did I think they would react to a Telugu movie! This is awesome!

    • @jaydeepsinhrana2220
      @jaydeepsinhrana2220 2 года назад +4

      +1

    • @user-saireddy955
      @user-saireddy955 2 года назад +20

      @@anujgopal3954 it's a Telugu movie bro from tollywood

    • @harishrao2000
      @harishrao2000 2 года назад +21

      @@anujgopal3954 What? Ofcourse it is a Telugu movie. Written, produced, directed and acted (two lead actors) by people from Telugu film industry.

    • @rahulmenon9530
      @rahulmenon9530 2 года назад +7

      @@anujgopal3954 🤦

    • @akshaypendyala
      @akshaypendyala 2 года назад

      @@anujgopal3954 are you for real?

  • @peculiarpangolin4638
    @peculiarpangolin4638 2 года назад +177

    So, apparently Raju and Bheem (the historical figures) were named after Rama and Bhima, the protagonists of Ramayana and Mahabharata (two of the most significant Indian epics) and the film leaned into that, with certain story beats, and especially with those lyrics in the finale. Just a cool fact that I found!

    • @SaiRamaKrishnaTangutoori
      @SaiRamaKrishnaTangutoori 2 года назад +27

      No. Actually, those are real names of the Indian freedom fighters, Alluri Sita Rama Raju and Komaram Bheem.

    • @peculiarpangolin4638
      @peculiarpangolin4638 2 года назад +19

      @@SaiRamaKrishnaTangutoori Yes, that's what I was saying, that the actual historical figures were named after Rama and Bhima, sorry if I wasn't clear.

    • @rose-rain
      @rose-rain 2 года назад +17

      You are bang on❤️
      Bhima was really really strong and Lord Ram was brilliant archer
      They sang the epic's songs. I think they leaned so much into it was because the freedom fighter alluri Sitaraman fashioned himself after ram and dress up as a rishi(Hindu Saint). Which is how Lord ram dressed as for 14 years of his life

    • @peculiarpangolin4638
      @peculiarpangolin4638 2 года назад +10

      @@rose-rain Yeah, I saw a statue of Alluri and it reminded me deeply of every image that I've seen of Lord Rama. Thanks for teaching me more! I always love learning about other cultures and beliefs! ❤️

    • @indiaindepth
      @indiaindepth 2 года назад +11

      @@peculiarpangolin4638 Yeah, you were pretty clear. Not your fault that morons misinterpret things people say, or assume that just because someone doesn't have the benefit of first-hand experience in a culture automatically makes them wrong.
      You are a 100% correct in what you said.

  • @ЗемляКораблей
    @ЗемляКораблей 2 года назад +75

    This was my secont dip into Indian moives. First one was "3 Idiots" and I fell in love with this moive as well. Kinda recomendation since you enjoed this one. But take a pause, this stuff is overwhelming.

  • @sleepyhollow2455
    @sleepyhollow2455 Год назад +37

    I didn't think that SS Rajamuli would ever outdo himself with Bahubali...goshdarnit!! He did. Water & Fire in this movie are the best. It's a friendship without knowing they're working against each other. Guys btw Water (Akhtar) was using the wolf and tiger as his training bcz he got to find Malli. Also, most Indian movies are told from the present with showing flashbacks as to why they're where they are in the present.

  • @arwenlostlorn6569
    @arwenlostlorn6569 2 года назад +377

    Aaron was spot on about the intervals! All Indian movies have an interval half way through the movie just to get up and stretch your legs and buy overpriced popcorn and nachos :D.
    Also wtf which Indian theaters have fireworks going on inside them lmao I've lived here half of my life and never heard of that! But you were spot on about the hype, people really do scream their lungs out at hype moments lol.

    • @jaydeepsinhrana2220
      @jaydeepsinhrana2220 2 года назад +28

      Single screen cinema in south india

    • @haemeshks
      @haemeshks 2 года назад +32

      @@jaydeepsinhrana2220 yeah firecrackers inside a screening auditorium in first day first shows down south is pretty normal

    • @AryanSingh070
      @AryanSingh070 2 года назад +2

      Popcorn insurance incase someone is in hurry

    • @anandthethriller4362
      @anandthethriller4362 2 года назад

      Its a theatre in bangalore

    • @dvc1190
      @dvc1190 2 года назад +5

      I saw RRR in a theater in the US and the brief pause you see on the Netflix version was accompanied by INTERMISSION in large text. I wasn't sure if it was a real intermission or not. I think it was on screen for a full minute. It had me debating if I had time to get up and refill my soda, haha.

  • @notarthstyle9480
    @notarthstyle9480 2 года назад +161

    Bahubali and Bahubali 2 is an absolute banger as well, made by the same director as this movie - S.S Rajamouli

  • @emmarouchaley5009
    @emmarouchaley5009 2 года назад +169

    I've only watched this video and not the movie, so only the highlights of it, the lenght scared me. But now i really want to see it fully, like so much. like they said during the discussion, it's not about being a subtil movie, and it was amazing for it. The two main characters, or actors were so cool... unmatched
    Edit : i just realize it's not even available on my french netflix. I will just watch the dance battle again and again on youtube then
    Edit 2 : i finally watched it ! it was amazing, i'll probably watch it again. And I already watched this video so many times, and clips of the movie on youtube. i really loved the mixture of the genres : action, adventure, romance, comedy, musical ... this is my jam ! i recommend !

    • @pravinnn7087
      @pravinnn7087 2 года назад +4

      This movie is mother of all movies. It is benchmark for editing, camera work, background music, action, drama, cinematography.

    • @ok4405
      @ok4405 2 года назад +5

      Use a vpn

    • @tamilwoodEnt
      @tamilwoodEnt 2 года назад +2

      Send me your ID. I'll send you Movie File Google drive link

  • @pendy5853
    @pendy5853 Год назад +17

    Bheem Intro Scene (Water)...Most people don't understand the fact that...that trap is for Wolf..not the tiger. That's why, when Tiger fell in that trap..those net straps could'nt hold down the strength of the tiger. That's when Bheem has to to take control and hold down the straps together to keep the tiger in the net. Also, when Bheem was running away from wolf, he sees foot prints of the tiger and just realized that there is tiger in the surrounding area.

  • @vyshhhhhhhhh
    @vyshhhhhhhhh 2 года назад +65

    This has got to be one of my favorite reactions on here ever. It's got it all!!!
    Eric and Calvin enjoying literally everything.
    Aaron and Rick's disapproving glances here and there.
    Aaron questioning everything.
    ERIC'S LOVE FOR RAM AND BHEEM.
    This movie's insane scenes.
    AND THE HYPE AROUND ALL OF IT. Just the best!!!

    • @raam726
      @raam726 2 года назад

      What did they disapprove? They didn't talk about it.

    • @rounak.mahato
      @rounak.mahato 2 года назад +2

      @@raam726 physics

    • @raam726
      @raam726 2 года назад

      @@rounak.mahato rick seemed ok with it. He understood this is the genre. Aaron found it harder to swallow but even he came through by the end.

  • @RaghunandanReddyC
    @RaghunandanReddyC 2 года назад +47

    The genre is called "Masala" movie. It has everything. Masala is a mix of spices. So, pretty apt name.

    • @patmclaughlin107
      @patmclaughlin107 2 года назад +6

      This is well beyond plain "masala".

    • @RealPlatoishere
      @RealPlatoishere 2 года назад +2

      @@patmclaughlin107 yeah its much more than that

  • @ankurgoel1638
    @ankurgoel1638 2 года назад +213

    I think this should win at least one Oscar for best sound mixing and background score.

    • @geetadhumane5793
      @geetadhumane5793 2 года назад +31

      Sound is a tricky category...Every year there is an unexpected..But Score can definitely score a win, even OG Song for Naatu Naatu if it's submitted

    • @abhinavraj9459
      @abhinavraj9459 Год назад +1

      This is the mentality that is holding us back ..

    • @JanaP
      @JanaP Год назад

      Every Indian movie has this much music

    • @ankurgoel1638
      @ankurgoel1638 Год назад

      @@JanaP but uske reach pr depend krta h na... Itne songs hum log bnate h except the remixes... But ol over the world kitne logo tk jaata h wo

  • @adarshguptak
    @adarshguptak 2 года назад +77

    Initially I thought the third guy with cap is least reactive, but look at his eyes filled with tears at 46:55 everyone got tears.. I did too.. 'Komuram Bheemudo' song is so powerful song/scene I watched in decades!

  • @degov5
    @degov5 2 года назад +23

    We should get Indian movie directors to take care of all video game adaptations. You know they won't care if things look realistic or possible, but they'll make them look amazing and epic.

  • @ravibopara3559
    @ravibopara3559 Год назад +25

    Underlying feeling in the movie is EMOTION. Everything else such as graphics, fights, animals are to sketch the two main characters power, their thought process and story. It's funny though many try to find mistakes from movie taking view ..but for general audience, it's a master piece. Brilliant, Bright, symbolism,super cool dances, grandeur etc.,

  • @margaritasmalls
    @margaritasmalls 2 года назад +78

    This was a long movie, but I really enjoyed every last minute. Beautiful message, great action, kept my attention… Kudos to the filmmakers. Awesome work!❤️

  • @anshuman729
    @anshuman729 Год назад +8

    When ram was eating with akhtar nd akhtar was eating with his left hand , Ram remembered his brother who was shot dead in his childhood which is shown later in the movie . Cz his brother was also eating with his left hand.

  • @voleti19
    @voleti19 2 года назад +43

    RRR is a feast to audience eyes with so many twists and turns. Bottom line starts with The Story > The Fire > The Water. Director SS Rajamouli did a fantastic job in aligning and connecting the dots. Technical aspects made the movie to the next level with so much of CG work with brilliant brains behind the scenes, which is a jaw dropping experience. And finally both the actors really did performance well and gave their best. All in all a worth watching movie with so much of fun filled excitement.
    Forgot to mention - BGM was outstanding too!!
    Thanks for your review team, I loved it.
    Best Wishes!!

  • @overlord4kingdom805
    @overlord4kingdom805 2 года назад +49

    There are a lot more analogies and symbolism in the movie that requires knowledge of Indian mythology and freedom fighters. Its so much more thrilling when you understand those :D

    • @poppoyi
      @poppoyi 2 года назад

      Yes bro....more you observe the more you get...sadly nobody identify that

    • @krishkrish42
      @krishkrish42 2 года назад +1

      It is not mythology, it is history.

    • @overlord4kingdom805
      @overlord4kingdom805 2 года назад +2

      @@krishkrish42 theres connection to both history and mythology. thats why I said "mythology and freedom fighters" in my comment.
      Ram, Seetha, Bheem --> all names from Indian mythology. Bheem says "Seetha shouldnt go to Ram, Ram should come to seetha". He also says, "I will bring Ram even if I have to burn the Lanka" --> both of these are references from Ramayana, Indian mythology.
      And, ofcourse, they are characters inspired from freedom fighters and hence the connection to history.

    • @krishkrish42
      @krishkrish42 2 года назад

      @@overlord4kingdom805 okay

  • @lucky_-123
    @lucky_-123 Год назад +9

    RRR won golden globe awards for song yesterday

    • @a.kr.p7125
      @a.kr.p7125 Год назад

      so why are you telling this here ?

    • @lucky_-123
      @lucky_-123 Год назад

      @@a.kr.p7125 Brother I just informed him that I have no other intention 😃

  • @neoparmar2169
    @neoparmar2169 2 года назад +31

    The first thing I thought after knowing Ram's backstory is that he is alot like Owl from Attack on Titan.

    • @sreenivas6071
      @sreenivas6071 2 года назад +2

      Oh my God someone finally said it

    • @rohitpremiumyt114
      @rohitpremiumyt114 2 года назад +2

      You read my mind 😤 this what i was going to write

  • @Darshanshete
    @Darshanshete 3 месяца назад +4

    Jai shree Ram ❤🙏🕉️🚩

  • @srivatsadamaraju1473
    @srivatsadamaraju1473 2 года назад +27

    Absolutely loved how engrossed Calvin was. My man was sitting there stooped in the film with teary eyes while the rest of the crew were in awe!

  • @Nikhil-jh3yl
    @Nikhil-jh3yl 2 года назад +31

    That bridge sequence where they save the kid has got a great symbolism if you notice. Ram passes the flag to Bheem and Bheem passes the kid to Ram. In a way they exchange and share their missions and approaches. Bhim is on the mission to rescue an individual (Malli) and Ram wants to help the entire civilization. Freeing India is important and so is saving Individuals !!

  • @imeverywhere2045
    @imeverywhere2045 2 года назад +104

    watching this movie without spoilers is a blessing and this movie gives different vibes in theatre🥵
    i think eric dont know about spoilers thats why he truly enjoyed and rick like either he watched it before or know spoilers thats why there isnt much reaction from him😅

  • @anitbhargav
    @anitbhargav 2 года назад +18

    The name bheem is always referred to a strong man.. people in india call(nickname) a strong man as bheem. Bheem is the strongest character in epic Mahabharata. It started all from there..

  • @ji7cn
    @ji7cn 2 года назад +29

    51:50 the way he pronounced “Sita” was on point

  • @MeghanaRBhat
    @MeghanaRBhat Год назад +24

    Thanks for watching this move, your reactions made me smile. So happy that you guys liked the film :)

  • @dip602
    @dip602 2 года назад +23

    If anyone wants to know a natural intermission point in this movie so u could watch it in 2 parts its when Ram cries that blood tear and their hands turn into water and fire

  • @Deerstalker221B
    @Deerstalker221B 2 года назад +16

    Fun fact:- In cinema theatres, this movie comes with an intermission. It is at the point where Ram is holding Bheem by the holy thread/ rope and he is dangling from the terrace and then we see a blood tear fall from the corner of Ram's eye. And finally, their hands are shown( with the symbolism of fire and water).

    • @duncanmccann2715
      @duncanmccann2715 Год назад +1

      Is that fact fun? Really? Or is it just a fact?

  • @avinashthakur80
    @avinashthakur80 Год назад +8

    There are so many moments in this movie which fill you with adrenaline. You guess what's going to happen in next 2 seconds and what happens is exactly opposite. This is a totally different level of magnificence.

  • @cinemascope8847
    @cinemascope8847 2 года назад +23

    I really felt Eric’s reaction … very genuine and loved it !! RRR is magic 🪄

  • @ashleybailey1785
    @ashleybailey1785 2 года назад +347

    I expected a terrible but fun Indian movie, but what I got was genuinely 10/10. I loved it

    • @ashleybailey1785
      @ashleybailey1785 2 года назад +20

      @Quotes Journey From what I've seen, yes.

    • @ashleybailey1785
      @ashleybailey1785 2 года назад +9

      Same as the crazy African movies. Really bad, but entertaining when watching with friends.

    • @EvilspecXT__5.56
      @EvilspecXT__5.56 2 года назад +31

      @@ashleybailey1785 may be bollywood … watch some south indian movies.. .malayalam..

    • @anannyasaxena7896
      @anannyasaxena7896 2 года назад +49

      @@ashleybailey1785 who recommends you the terrible Indian movies. That dork from Big Bang theory .

    • @nandagopalm7232
      @nandagopalm7232 2 года назад +45

      @@ashleybailey1785 seems like u were never given good recommendations

  • @rajs6834
    @rajs6834 Год назад +3

    That RAM scene with Ram on the rock with spotlight behind him..... it is far more epic when you realize the theme behind that scene. It's homage to Lord Rama.

  • @nil_90
    @nil_90 2 года назад +123

    The burning of grasslands in the last fight can also have a different meaning. Fire is not just destructive, many times it is necessary for creation itself, as it is in the case of intentional burning of dry grasslands, providing the path for new grass. As Indian mythology is heavily based on the the creation and destruction/ infinite cycles of life (rebirth); fire and water can be viewed as the balancer of life.

    • @constructivecriticism3674
      @constructivecriticism3674 2 года назад +3

      its nit mythology, its worlds history not limited to india

    • @ravitejaknts
      @ravitejaknts Год назад +7

      @@constructivecriticism3674 yes, but that's the entire thing written in Hindu mythology.

  • @MrWest728
    @MrWest728 2 года назад +16

    I watched this about a month ago when I couldn't find anything else to watch. I've never watched a Hindi movie before. It looked interesting. So I expected to watch a little, then search for something else again. 3 hours later, I was searching for more Hindi movies. This was amazing. I wish I had friends that would enjoy it with me, they're more stubborn than I am when it comes to movies. I loved watching all of you enjoy it so much.

    • @RohanKumaar
      @RohanKumaar 2 года назад +4

      Actually it's a telugu film, the Hindi is version is dubbed.

    • @MrWest728
      @MrWest728 2 года назад +3

      @@RohanKumaar Netflix said hindi, thats why I thought that. But whatever or whoever made it. I unexpectedly loved it and I'm glad to have checked it out. I'm going to watch Baahubali 1 & 2 next

    • @RohanKumaar
      @RohanKumaar 2 года назад +3

      @@MrWest728 Yea no worries, actually the director of the movie was pretty mad and upset with Netflix for only taking the Hindi version. Watch his film EEGA, it's about a fly trying to take revenge from his human enemy. Absolutely fun and amazing

    • @MrWest728
      @MrWest728 2 года назад

      @@RohanKumaar will do, sounds interesting, haha

    • @RohanKumaar
      @RohanKumaar 2 года назад

      @@MrWest728 Yea, have fun XD

  • @jasonred1258
    @jasonred1258 Год назад +7

    The Dance has won the Oscars, so there is no doubt that it was an awesome Dance.

  • @salmansengul
    @salmansengul 4 месяца назад +2

    Fun Fact: These gentlemen are literally watching a dubbed version of this movie!
    The original language is Telugu. The version in this video is in Hindi. Believe me when I say it all sounds like gibberish, but the languages couldn't be any more different. Actually they're not even in the same language group.

    • @solidbhatt
      @solidbhatt 4 месяца назад +3

      But they are reading sub, they don't understand hindi or telgu dude

  • @Dhruv-qw7jf
    @Dhruv-qw7jf 2 года назад +119

    The "game recognising game" scene make so much more sense when you take into account that they are both tribals and the tribes in India do have such inseparable bond and understanding within them that those scenes become that much more palatable.

    • @srikant49
      @srikant49 2 года назад +1

      want Mr Alluri SRR an upper cast?

    • @PahadiSher
      @PahadiSher 2 года назад +7

      @@srikant49 Upper castes can also be tribals. I'm from the hills & everyone here is a tribal irrespective of caste.

    • @stynershiner1854
      @stynershiner1854 2 года назад +4

      @@PahadiSher Or the fact that caste system does not exist in Northeast India and a lot of people are tribals in Northeast, irrespective of economic status.

    • @PahadiSher
      @PahadiSher Год назад +2

      @@stynershiner1854 except that I'm not from NE but Uttarakhand & caste system do exist but is not what the bheemtas preach everywhere.

    • @seekerNLearner
      @seekerNLearner Год назад

      @@srikant49 caste system was introduced by British as part of census data to start dividing india....sitaramaraju even though he is a tribal man, he learned vedas and educated....

  • @manojdixit5075
    @manojdixit5075 2 года назад +12

    Sometimes a story telling in India is exaggerated based on extreme emotions , and therefore some expressions are unapologetically fantastic. The story telling from the indian perspective has to be appreciated from this prism and not the carthesian logical western narration who may often be scared to go over the top ,unless they are in a certain category- in a safe area. That's why I apreciate how brave this story telling is ,especially when the ordinance is not necessarilly eastern culture.

  • @films_films_films
    @films_films_films Год назад +8

    Great reaction guys!! About the genre of the movie, we popularly call it as "commercial masala" movie. Masala usually refers blend of many flavors.

  • @TheRedpiso89
    @TheRedpiso89 2 года назад +10

    "if he flapped his wings ang flew away I wouldn't doubt it" the type of chaos you come to expect with awesome Indian action movies 🤣

  • @dominiqueodom3099
    @dominiqueodom3099 2 года назад +15

    The best Bromance in Film history since the Goku and Vegeta From DBZ and Murtaugh and Riggs from Lethal Weapon

  • @funkysid_
    @funkysid_ 2 года назад +12

    Some of qualities like physical strength and some minor details of Ram and Bheem are taken from Ramayan and Mahabharat. Two great books of our civilizational history known all over Indian subcontinent. Mahabharat is the longest poem in the world. And also Alluri Sitaramaraju and Komuram bheem were real freedom fighters during early 1900s era.

  • @nameisamine
    @nameisamine Год назад +7

    I usually show my family some Indian cinema, dangal, devdas, Bajiirao Mastani, DDLJ, and many more: this film got the response of being liked but not as preferential over other films I showed them in the past. I didn’t get the reactions of adoring the film or wanting to rewatch 7 times like I see all over the internet. 😅 When I told them RRR got all these award nominations in Hollywood they were confused, “that film got nominated? Before X film in 1995 or Y film in 2002 or Z film in 2015?” they found it confusing so many years of Indian cinema went unrecognised before RRR. Films they thought to be better than RRR. Hopefully more attention can be paid to the scene post-RRR.

  • @nielzarryn5489
    @nielzarryn5489 2 года назад +26

    I just found your channel today and was watching the Ben 10 episodes just for childhood nostalgia and what a surprise! You guys dropped with this reaction to this movie... Hell yeah guys, good stuff... Love from India..❤️

  • @Dhruv-qw7jf
    @Dhruv-qw7jf 2 года назад +8

    This movie did have an intermission/interval in the theaters, it's when the blood tear drops on Ram's hand when he's holding Bheem from the top of the building with the thread. I don't why Netflix or other distributers cut it out but in the theaters, there was a screen saying "InteRRRval" after that scene.

  • @ethank12793
    @ethank12793 2 года назад +9

    Guys you have to watch ‘Sardar Udam Singh’ , it’s another Indian movie from 2021 available in Amazon prime. It’s best Indian movie of 2021 and more than half the movie is in English so it is easy for you guys to follow the movie . Please watch it and you will thank me later ..

  • @ayushsingh-ck7jo
    @ayushsingh-ck7jo 2 года назад +10

    1:23:20 In the end the statue was not of Ram(Raju) That Statue was for lord Ram, Raju dressed like lord Rama and the song which was playing alongwith fight that song was for lord Ram and not for Ram(Raju), (similar names don't get confuse but they are different) ❤️

  • @dhavalsolani1111
    @dhavalsolani1111 2 года назад +49

    The thing with the motorcycle is that older motorcycles weighed about 50-60kgs only. So lifting it isn't that big of a deal.
    One more thing. Rama and Bheema are also 2 of the biggest Indian mythological characters. The costume Ram wore in the climax is the exact costume Lord Rama wore and also the real life freedom fighter Rama wore. And Bheema is the physically strongest character in Indian mythology. Hence the character Bheema's insane physical strength

    • @k-popop
      @k-popop 2 года назад +3

      They are freedom fighters to alluri seetha rama raju and komarum bheem. They wear same attire like lord ram and bheem

    • @Shyamsakha108
      @Shyamsakha108 2 года назад +5

      Lord ram is not mythology.. He is our ancestor

    • @ashwinsharma222
      @ashwinsharma222 2 года назад +4

      Not mythology man....

  • @prajaktanakhate5244
    @prajaktanakhate5244 2 года назад +14

    I have been watching blind wave's reaction for a very long time..never thought they would ever react for an indian film...wow im so excited...you guys should react to more indian movies.. I commented even before watching the whole video 😆

  • @117swapnilsingh2
    @117swapnilsingh2 Год назад +7

    Kelvin was the only person on all those reaction channel who guessed and understood the bridge scene .🔥🔥🔥

  • @rohitsaxena3373
    @rohitsaxena3373 2 года назад +19

    Good review session guys. Here are a couple of inputs which add new dimensions to your reviews, and may be something to touch upon when you review such a movie in future.
    1. Ram is one of the most prominant religious figures across length/breadth of India. He is considered the ideal man (avataar) and people try to learn from his life how he followed his 'Dharma'. Bheem is also an epic/historical characters from Mahabharata who is completely committed and dedicated to his 'Dharma' and duties towards his brothers and their commitments. And this is the reason you will find Indians jumping out of their chairs cheering/shouting with goosebumps when Ram apperas in the jungle with bow/arrow, looking just like Lord Ram's statue shown few minutes ago. Ask any Indian/Hindu, and that is his/her favourite scene hands down. Film makers often bring in the cultural aspects into movies in order to touch the audience deep within their beliefs and conscience.
    2. As you would already know, India was a British colony for 200 yrs and have experienced numerous gut-wrencing tortures and uncomparable crimes.. There have been equally profound revolt from time to time from various parts of this nation. A lot of movies base the theme around revolt etc. Film makers very often capture that sentiment in movies, and therefore even though the story might be fictional, the level of violence, torture, revolt, valour etc. shown is very often accurate.

    • @sirishagiri8417
      @sirishagiri8417 2 года назад +2

      For point 1, that statue is actually of Alluri sitaramaraju, freedom fighter from Andhra Pradesh. His statue is present in many places.

  • @chaitripatel1481
    @chaitripatel1481 Год назад +2

    You know what’s really funny to me that in past years parasite and RRR have risen their own countries name in pop culture and for me its such an great observation point of how both industry works and most of all how that countries work in cultural terms and connotations. They represent their own charms so well And their differences to one another.
    India is loud, over the top, fun, colorful, chaotic, mystical, supernatural and exciting to South Korea’s calm, shy demeanours, discipline, polite, subtle, formal and warm nature.
    They both represent the best of their kin and sort of act as gateways to their industries.

  • @OofHearted
    @OofHearted 2 года назад +24

    I never thought I would see another movie with a Raccacoonie scene!

    • @manusm2137
      @manusm2137 2 года назад +1

      Yeah me too

    • @raam726
      @raam726 2 года назад

      What's that

    • @Rash23215
      @Rash23215 2 года назад +3

      @@raam726 it's a reference to everything everywhere all at once

    • @gopalarora9997
      @gopalarora9997 2 года назад +1

      I have watched this movie 6 times and I never realized that lmao

    • @khagapatibisoi3835
      @khagapatibisoi3835 2 года назад

      I just realised
      Thank you

  • @chinesewhispers1
    @chinesewhispers1 2 года назад +14

    The next big Indian blockbuster fantasy action film to be released will be Brahmastra on 9th September. I can't say if it'll be good or not, but it's had a lot of time and money invested into it.

  • @thegibberishsinger
    @thegibberishsinger 2 года назад +23

    I enjoyed every minute of this video/reaction/discussion/joy. I loved it and not just because I enjoyed the movie but because of the fact that they enjoyed it so much. Sardar Udham (starring Vicky Kaushal) would be a great choice for your next Indian movie, it's not the same genre, but the story will move you.

  • @penchalreddy4517
    @penchalreddy4517 2 года назад +35

    I'm a Telugu person. It's amazing how well you understand the movie despite the language barrier!

  • @kenray3205
    @kenray3205 Год назад +26

    Absolutely the most entertaining movie pushing every boundary creatively.
    The director is the Star of the movie and Hollywood is calling.

  • @KOHbalian1194
    @KOHbalian1194 Год назад +6

    Fair is fair though. Ram jumped off a moving vehicle and walked off like a badass. I am now subscribed.

  • @shekaranderika4517
    @shekaranderika4517 2 года назад +4

    Second guy from the left look more like Ram esp in the end fighting

  • @sriontube
    @sriontube 2 года назад +6

    The guy at the end in the dance is not Lacchu, he is the goddamn director 😂

  • @thevikingbear2343
    @thevikingbear2343 Год назад +194

    RRR was robbed of the Oscar Nomination. This is by far the BEST PICTURE of 2022.

    • @Slicedude2004
      @Slicedude2004 Год назад +4

      For me Top Gun is and Batman is a close second but this is an EXTREMELY close second. It's impossible for me to rank those because I love all these movies

    • @rexxbailey2764
      @rexxbailey2764 Год назад +5

      ITS ACTUALLY NOT! 😂😂🤣🤣😆😆😂😂😂😂😂

    • @patsyfras
      @patsyfras Год назад +19

      I'm not mad that EEAAO won, but am mad that RRR was only nominated for best original song....I mean wtf? Not even nominated for screenplay or editing or, most surprisingly, not nominated for best foreign film? 😡 grrr

    • @andreasolis85
      @andreasolis85 Год назад +2

      I agree, I think he and the movie must have been nominated at least. For best picture and it should have won international pic also, so unfair it wasn't sent for consideration

    • @aswink974
      @aswink974 Год назад +1

      Bruh calm down 😂 WTF the best picture? 🤣 U guys joking

  • @ladagspa2008
    @ladagspa2008 Год назад +3

    Some additional context which foreigners might not get.
    Just like the freedom fighters Alluri and Bheem did not meet in real life as they were from slightly different eras, Lord Rama is from Ramayana and Bheem was from Mahabharata, 2 different epics which occurred at different times in Indian prehistory. Bheema's quality is superstrength, which explains why in the movie Bheem is superstrong (lifting the bike, tiger etc; notice that Raju does not do these superstrength feats). So the writer and director did not just imagine a story in which two freedom fighters meet, but also a story in which two prehistoric legends meet.
    Lord Rama was a king belonging to the 'Surya vanshi' clan - of the solar lineage - explains the context of fire in the movie.
    Bheema in Mahabharata was the son of Vaayu (Air God) - but there is water element in the movie, so a difference here.
    Rama's wife was Sita, same as in this movie. Ramayana is about Lord Rama leaving his kingdom along with brother and wife for 14 years to the forest, during which Sita gets kidnapped by the villain Ravana. Similarly here Raju and Sita are separated for 4 years. In Ramayana, monkey God Hanuman (also a son of Vaayu like Bheem, and super strong) plays a key role in helping Rama and Sita reunite. The same thing happens in the movie.
    For the final forest scene in which Raju changes his persona -
    He is literally Rama due to Rama's blessings (rarely received like this by devotees, but Raju is special).
    Consecrated with deity specific mantras and daily worshipped idols are said to house the deity it is consecrated for, not all idols. This was one such temple/idol. The red powder is kumkum made of saffron turmeric and lime, a common ingredient used in worship and also religious forehead marks. That Kumkum from Rama's feet onto Raju's forehead can be considered to be the connection that transformed Raju into Lord Rama for the moment.

  • @candy5107
    @candy5107 2 года назад +9

    Feeling so proud that rrr is getting so much buzz in all over world

  • @abhinavsagarphotography9
    @abhinavsagarphotography9 2 года назад +9

    Loved the way you guys enjoyed it though out.
    Yes some action sequences were over the top, but we all love them! Welcome to Indian cinema! 🧿😃

  • @cosmic_panda_
    @cosmic_panda_ Год назад +19

    Mad respect to you guys for bringing ram charan himself to react to his own movie 😈🔱

  • @AP-vi4cj
    @AP-vi4cj 2 года назад +12

    RRR is getting a korean remake🔥🔥

  • @jatinkumar7287
    @jatinkumar7287 2 года назад +33

    For you to watch something good from Indian movies here is my list in order u can watch:
    1. bahubali ( 2 part movie, same director made RRR, take it as an epic story)
    2. 3 Idiots ( a light hearted movie with masala that will make u laugh/ cry/ frustrated/ and in the end satisfied, one of my personal fav Indian movie)
    3. Dangal ( a great Indian wrestling sports movie, u would love it throughout)
    4. KGF ( 2 part, not my fav but most Indians love it, it has some of the best action scenes, it's one of the most grossing Indian film)
    5. Jai bhim ( one of my personal fav, a story about how a Lawler fight for tribal people from police brutality)
    6 more movies include(Andhadhun, Ratsasan, Taare zamin par, Zindagi naa milegi dobara, etc. My fellow Indians plz list some more. 🥰

    • @Auto811
      @Auto811 2 года назад

      All these movies you listed are shit. Tumbaad is great and gangs of wasseypur is the best

    • @Karthik3520.
      @Karthik3520. 2 года назад +2

      Replace kgf 2 parts with Gangs of wasseypur 2 parts

    • @mohithmadireddy9237
      @mohithmadireddy9237 2 года назад +1

      Not that shitpeice KGF 😭💀

    • @azrael_morningstar
      @azrael_morningstar 2 года назад

      Personally I love the Krish trilogy (kil moi Gaya, Krish, Krish 3) and Ra 1.
      Probably because they're superheros.
      I guess Kick aswell.

    • @Maolana_ModiG
      @Maolana_ModiG 2 года назад

      Dangal was below average film

  • @remnantryku7112
    @remnantryku7112 Год назад +5

    My sister and I say this is the best bromance movie.

  • @FactFusion7730
    @FactFusion7730 2 года назад +26

    I think RRR is best of this year🤩, u should react on more movies like "KGF CHAPTER 1&2" and "BAHUBALI", "3 idiots"

  • @hrishikeshsungar4937
    @hrishikeshsungar4937 2 года назад +10

    Man I've been watching your reactions for years now but this one's special because it's an Indian film! I am glad you guys did it. I would like to recommend "Bahubali - The Beginning" it's by the same director and it's another fantasy fiction.

  • @ashishd2602
    @ashishd2602 2 года назад +5

    Apart from fire and water there's one more cultural aspect to it. They represent Hindu gods ram (greatest archer) Hanuman (strongest) and sita. And Hanuman helped ram and sita get together

  • @mostlyimpulsive3462
    @mostlyimpulsive3462 Год назад +1

    59:34 "No...? Noo?! YES!!! YEEES!!!!" perfectly encapsulates what it feels like to watch this movie.

  • @nkbhd2292
    @nkbhd2292 2 года назад +7

    This movie is the peak in its genre..
    i dont really think there is any other over the top movie you guys are gonna enjoy like this,
    cause none of them capture the anime essence like this movie does..
    But there are some great movies from bollywood,mollywood etc..
    Hope to see more.

  • @strikersp2820
    @strikersp2820 Год назад +3

    By the way the man in black is looking like a doppelganger of ram charan 😂😂😂 lite version of him

  • @chaost4544
    @chaost4544 2 года назад +10

    2022 has been a strong year for films thus far.

  • @texting7856
    @texting7856 2 года назад +12

    If you wanna see the 'over the top' taken to the EXTREMES by the creator of this movie, you gotta watch Bahubali duology . But i have to emphasis again that Bahubali is infact very very over the top

  • @Wanderthoughts
    @Wanderthoughts 2 года назад +8

    It was a great reaction. Thanks for your response on our Indian movie guys. Just waiting for you to react for Bahubali 1 and then part 2 will happen. Trust me its an epic from the same director. Watch trailers first to understand whats in it for you. You will be spell-bounded, trust me.
    Loads of Love from India🇮🇳 ❤️🙏🏻

  • @vikrd
    @vikrd Год назад +2

    I can't believe how entertaining this film was. I watched it on my 50 inch tv with the sound system cranked to 11!. I could only imagine how crazy it would be on IMAX.