Not big on anime so I’ll pass on this one. Hope you both enjoy when you check it out

I am looking forward to this one.

Great reaction guys haven’t heard about this movie but this does look like a blast like you said one I’ll def check it out

Sorry about the audio. These new Bluetooth mics were no good. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks!

It comes out Jan 31st wide. I may wait on reviews for this one before i go see it.

Somewhat true. Indian action films do have a 90s vibe from a western point of view. But our cinema has always been this way so I wouldn’t necessarily call it a 90s vibe. It’s just a unique characteristics of the Indian cinema. If we don’t have over the top action, it’s not an action movie. Some are good and some are appalling. Depends on the budget haha. To be fair, Bollywood does pump out more movies per year than Hollywood, so expect a wide range in budget between movies.

One thing I will say about this movie, it glosses over the <MINOR SPOILERS> Indian soldiers of the British Indian Army that were being commanded by Brigadier General Dyer. Those men weren't from the same region, Punjab. They were either Gorkhas from Nepal or Baloch from modern day Pakistani province of Balochistan. And these men were all veterans of World War 1. We all know how that brutal war affected the soldiers' psyche. Normally, a soldier wouldn't pull that trigger so easily even when ordered. This is a fact skipped by this movie, but it is important in the backdrop of the British Imperial policy of "Divide-and-Rule" that they employed, which was the only thing that allowed the British to actually keep India as a colony for so long. Had the British tried this in the India of the post Gupta era, they'd have been humbled like the Huns were. Because India was united back then. Alas, by the time the British arrived in India, India had been grappling with incessant waves of foreign invasions and occupations for almost 1000 years. They found India in its weakened state, divided into 500+ Princely States, instead of a single massive Empire with medium-strong kingdoms on the frontiers. British simply exploited those divisions created by 10 centuries of foreign occupation by invaders of an alien culture from the Middle-East (West Asia) and Central Asia.

Subbed. I do consider this to be the best movie ever made in India. Maybe its just the style but my favourite movies tend to be non-fiction, like The Imitation Game or First Man. Would have been great if you'd have compared and contrasted this movie with RRR, since they both depict the same topic of British Imperialism in India. In my book, even though RRR shows a much more 1-dimensional portrayal of the British villains whereas Sardar Udham has a much more nuanced take on the British villains, despite that, the British Empire comes across as more ev!l and sinister in Sardar Udham. Haven't cried this hard since Episode 9 of Band of Brothers. 2:00 Monkey Man is not an Indian film though. Dev Patel is a British actor. Do check out the Indian horror movie: Tumbadd. Not your run-of-the-mill ghost haunting people movie.

please recommend this movie to your friends, family, relatives without telling much about the movie.

I have suggested you this... Thanks for watching.

*Now you know 0.01% history of british brutality in India.* What they didn't show is he individually corrected the soldiers who were missing the shots and ordered them to shoot at the densest section of the crowd so that more people can get killed in less time and Bullets. Real joke is... Majority of british historians and journalists nowadays say that colonies have prospered because of Colonialism. *Insensitivity to another level.

The Richmond Dispatch (10 July 1894) and the Record-Union (1 September 1894) printed an article on 'How British Sportsmen Hunt Crocodiles in India' where an ex-officer of the British Army was quoted as saying, 'We used to have a great sport in India going out after crocodiles with Hindu babies as bait'.

Hello Jamie! good job on the editing style

I’ve never seen the original either. From the trailer alone it didn’t really interest me. Maybe I’ll check it out down the line but, I doubt I’ll invest time at the theater.

I watched The Crow for the plot..... The plot,( Bill Skarsgard ) I did enjoy this movie. I do agree with this review. I really wanted more of a back story. Anyways, good job on the new subs big brother. Proud of you. P.S, I love that Jamie looks like an 80's mom.

Hiii Mike... How r u...??? Hope u remember me..... U can try... Madras cafe.. 2013...another amazing movie... Inspired from true events... N good luck...

I am SO disappointed in this movie! Comparing it to Silence of Lambs, Seven and Zodiac is a f**king insult. I was so looking forward to Longlegs because of all the amazing marketing tricks. I'm not gonna make that mistake again. What a let down. The plot, omg...the plot! How convenient that the FBI call in a young agent and then it turns out that most of her life the serial killer has lived in the basement of her childhood home and that he has "employed" her mother to do his murderous deeds. It's absolutely ridiculous.

It doesn’t have much rewatch value at all. I watched it twice and the suspending your disbelief is wild for this one. The plane scene lol. It has some great cinematography though.

I subbed aswell lets spread the support, Congrats🙌 keep up the great content😊

I disagree, i think the bandits are almost all shown to be like animals. When the robbery first starts ALL of them are looting and going fucking crazy. Yeah I guess you could feel bad for them but they chose to get on that train and they are the robbers after all.

I’ll have to come back for the spoilers portion but good to hear you enjoyed it.

I’m definitely not versed in Indian cinema either. I have noticed my amc is getting quite a few of them lately. I’ll have to check this out eventually.

Appreciate your clear, crisp and to the point approach of reviewing the movies! Some Indian movies, I'd like to recommend to you are Bahubali 1 & 2 Aavesham Manjummel Boys Dangal 3 Idiots Although Indian cinema is too large and diverse, so I'd say take your time and slowly go through the recommendations. Sometimes it can be overwhelming but I'd say it's definitely worth your time, we've a got a lot of great movies and series down here.

Ha i m here within 30 second 😎😎

8:34 87 bazillion 9:51 Can't play the Handsome Jack card in the first movie. It was a good decision to make the Atlas company and their Crimson Lance enforcers the "big bad." 11:07 That's Axton with his Saber turret (made by Dahl). Roland's Scorpio turret (made by Atlas if I recall) doesn't do that. 15:01 I have over 3,000 combined hours between BL1 and 2. Jotzdude has over 8,000 hours in just BL2 alone! 16:27 How do you feel about maniacal '80s B-movies of demented do0m?

Yeah I didn’t mind this one but I didn’t know nothing about the games. This was a fair review.

RottenTomatoes is an aggregator. It's movie critics from tons of outlets and publications giving their reviews who watch at least 100 movies a year. If Rottentomatoes gives it a very bad score it means to save your money and wait till it reaches streaming or VOD. These people don't pan a Madame Web for nothing. They wanna see good movies because it makes their job easier

I enjoyed it. It’s definitely not for everyone but, the mix of horror, soundtrack, visually it was solid. Are you going to watch the steamboat Willie movie The Mouse Trap?

Hiii mike how r u???? Let me tell u something about my favorite movie.... Sardar udham... 2021...one of the best historical movie of my life.... A movie which will change ur perception about India.... Indians.... N british... A movie which shows the true reality of imperialism... Brutality... Racism... And most imp. Brotherhood..... U r going to remember this movie for very very very long time..... A slow burn but heart wrenching movie... If u love historical movie... Then go for it.... This movie shows history always has two sides... It depends which side we are....... Good luck.....

Hey! You forgot to mention you had to take your spoiled little sister to this movie lol. I thought it was great! I got late '90s early 2000s nostalgia vibes watching this. I would definitely watch this again.

"The first star wars" 😂😂

Great to hear you enjoyed it. Saw it yesterday and hope to have my thoughts soon. I’d say my thoughts are mixed.

Also, that's how we met was selling newspapers! YuUukiiii!Haha! Good times.

Happy to be your 224th sub! Great stuff Mike. Keep up the good work my friend!

James is vary funny

I guess it's real!!!

Bishnu Shrestha fought with 40 robbers on a train from Ranchi to save a girl who was going to be raped in front of everyone on the train, he was an Indian soldier from the Gurkha regiment, He killed three of them in the fight and injured eight others. The remaining robbers feared Bishnu's brave attack and fled the scene. This movie is based on real events with just movie plots.

Of all the great actors to play him they choose him. Sorry but hes already been in the mcu. That and i dont see him playing a good dr doom at all

I NEED you to review The Marvels! I just watched it myself last night and I'm not sure how to feel honestly!

Fantastic review!! I’ll have to check this one out!!!

I'm SO proud of you brother! So glad you get to be a part of mine and your nephews life! We love you!!