RRR - MOVIE REACTION!!

[@BlindWave]

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

[@kalakritistudios]

It has an Honest Trailer too!

[@ItsShaz1]

:)

[@gtav000]

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]

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

[@Scuffedskeleton2025]

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

[@salahaldin447]

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]

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

[@alexsmart2612]

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

[@dreamstate5047]

@@alexsmart2612 appritiated

[@SpiderMan-qj1fv]

@@dreamstate5047 what the appreciation is going on

[@amazingaadisesh]

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]

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]

🔥🔥💯

[@rmori369]

Must

[@mr.k301]

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]

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

[@lowkey_maniac_9633]

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

[@Faction.Paradox]

This film came out of nowhere in the public consciousness and had an amount of hype that nothing could live up to and yet it did. Watching was pure entertainment, I can't remember the last time I saw a film that was so off the wall yet spoke to real life events, with so much intentional heightened reality that was so sincere. It's really a love letter, not only to Indian cinema but to the joy of filmmaking.

[@crazyfriendist]

Absolutely!!

[@mrsandeepreddyjtn]

Bro, is RRR still popular?. Is it as popular as crouching tiger hidden dragon was?

[@dvc1190]

Not sure why you say it came out of nowhere. It was one of the most anticipated films of India - the 2nd most populous country in the world.

[@RandomPerson-se8bn]

"real life events" yet the movie plays into revisionism of history throughout

[@futbolbornwithtalent7591]

@@dvc1190 Maybe he is saying from a western perspective.

[@dominationsstrategies744]

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.

[@shenggaibabiera7545]

🤣🤣🤣🤣legit!

[@ashishlal7212]

More like hold my deers

[@valkyrie283]

For real 🤣

[@Daedalus675]

*Hold my biryani.

[@shravankumarbelde4879]

Better to say..hold my tea (Chai)🙂

[@seamlessthorns9872]

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]

INTRRRVAL

[@dtmt502]

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

[@Arya-cs7kj]

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]

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

[@Maolana_ModiG]

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.

[@myself_yuvraj]

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]

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]

Same here ...🖐️

[@umangumathe6911]

Yeah!!!!

[@NaniMetrix]

yeh, i was surprised and happy !!

[@cinemascope8847]

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

[@sujalbageriya2619]

I recently came to know this from a comment section that the bridge scene summarizes the entire plot of the movie. Ram's mission, regarding the country, jumps with the flag and Bheem's mission, saving Malli, jumps for a child. The exchange of the child and flag foreshadows that they exchange their missions(in a way) and help each other out.

[@bikramacdc]

Excellent observation! I never thought it that way 👍🏻

[@toneychina5213]

Dont you think the middle left looks like ram charan

[@subajeyabal3074]

@@toneychina5213 yes!! I was thinking the same thing! Lol

[@girishdubey724]

@@toneychina5213 indeed

[@palpa9614]

@@toneychina5213 yes i was also thinking about that , 😂😂😂😂

[@hothotheat3000]

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

[@JS-ct3kr]

After watching a number of Indian action films this year I'm convinced that the live action Metal Gear film rights should go to India and only India, because only those crazy ass filmmakers could properly bring Kojima's madness to life.

[@bibek6713]

😂😂😂

[@gopalarora9997]

Indian cinematic sensibilities(at least south Indian) match that of Japanese cinema's. So the films really feel like anime and yea, Kojima's work to some extent.

[@yourdad7682]

Wait this vid is uploaded 1 hour ago, how is this comment 1 week ago?

[@gopalarora9997]

@@yourdad7682 it's the power of RRR my man😂

[@anandthethriller4362]

Actually hideo kojima watched this film and loved it and he loved previous films of the same director too.

[@asthanain4952]

The only thing that saddens me about non-Indian reactions is that they don't get the mythological subtext of this whole thing. It adds another layer to the whole movie. There is so much symbolism!!!!

[@Alex_frost1994]

To be honest its okay.Not everyone needs to know everything.Because in order to know the subtext they need to research a lot and Indian mythology is a vast subject.

[@nasrullahsylani]

It's not mythology it's the history

[@Harishsatyadev3922]

Definitely you need to her out of colonial mentality .its not MYTHOLOGICAL, its THE HISTORY of India.

[@asthanain4952]

@@Harishsatyadev3922 I meant all the Ram Sita subtext, the imagery, the statue, his dress at the end, his glorious return to his village after victory, all the Ramayana context and not the actual freedom struggle

[@desertrose00]

Yeah exactly! But thats okay.. somethings will always be lost in translation.

[@SidPhoenix2211]

The human pyramid thing 27:00 is actually a part of a religious festival celebration. They are celebrating Janmashtami, the day where Lord Krishna was born. As a child, he was known for getting together with his friends, forming a pyramid and stealing butter from pots that were hung up in high up places. As celebration, folks try and do the same thing, with raised stakes. So you hang up an earthen pot allllll the way up. You and your team make a GIANT human pyramid. One guy has to then climb up all the way to the top, and break that earthen pot. The team that does this, wins a cash prize. This competition is called Haandi/Matki Phod. This isn't something that normal folks, do. It is more of a competitive thing.

[@opusrk3052]

That also represent fire,its actually look like bonfire,in that scene water is also there which is the river.

[@imshubhajit]

@@opusrk3052 I am pretty sure that's not the reason it's there. It's to showcase their start time of their friendship. This sports (Dahi Handi) which takes place during the festival of _Janmashtami_ takes place in the month of *July* & when the friendship montage ends, it's *Feb 14* when they go to the Dance Party. So, technically they have been friends for almost 6-7 months before falling apart.

[@opusrk3052]

i am talking about symbolism of the element,showcasing fire and water visually throughout the movie whenever they are together,and it shows whatever you said that too because this movie has so many layers.

[@ShaileshWaran]

@@opusrk3052 true nordic countries have similar festival i think

[@variant7228]

I just have a question that why do you guys consider so many humans or humans with super hero capabilities like Ram, Krishna, Buddah, Sai baba as gods when they're just mere humans who were born naturally and died naturally?

[@akshen92]

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]

Yes, I've noticed it, too..

[@the_Rade]

That's not the reason. That came later

[@RachaelWill]

I noticed it too in my third watch 😅

[@goofrider]

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]

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]

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]

Beautifully explained!

[@paulsmith9954]

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

[@randomguy2926]

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

[@shininja_]

A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one

[@jaydeepsen4769]

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.

[@devilsadvocate4864]

Ahhh..

[@rajsworld9529]

Bheem (water)

[@Hachan2002]

That’s interesting

[@dragonprince7]

That's deep bruh

[@anshuman729]

Never thought of that bro

[@TellyKNetic]

My local theatre had a special showing of this movie in the original Telugu. I absolutely loved it. India should make all the action movies from now on.

[@infotelgu2369]

☺️

[@resof]

That's the big statement right there. Im watching Indian movies till I was a kid. And no they shouldn't. There are low amount of directors who can put out international level scenes. Rajamouli, Lokesh and few others. That's all. You have to know that most of Bollywood's things are garbage. And this movie you're seeing isn't even counted as Bollywood movie. And the director I mentioned aren't even Bollywood directors😂

[@JJ-wk8zd]

Babubali

[@rizzanon]

​@@resof sad but true 🥲

[@_yuri]

@@resof fair enough but this guy never once mentioned bollywood ?

[@MrKrazyKK]

A bit of trivia if you did not know … SS Rajamouli is the director of the movie, his father is the primary writer of his movies, SSR’s brother MM keeravani gave the epic music, SSR’s uncle wrote the lyrics for the epic song during the climax fight, SSR’s wife is the costume director. Rest of the family production managers, direction and music assistants. Was a total family production

[@lovegreen4931]

Wow...amazing

[@pb9417]

Most of the things he did himself mayb..this is a way to increase the product cost and convert money...you know what i mean...but the movie is awsome...even if one or all did, they did a great job

[@unwanted107]

@@pb9417 nope it is a way to keep you family close, just like a family business

[@GamiCross]

"They need a key." "THE KEY IS FRIENDSHIP" 😍

[@g-virus4029]

I loved that line 😂😂😂

[@molamola7093]

I love that, along with, “I was just about to ask that, and they answered it!” and, “I need to take a walk”.

[@sivan1127]

Timestamp bro?...

[@lackingmyface]

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]

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]

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

[@lackingmyface]

@@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]

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

[@onion_bagger]

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

[@Salieri21]

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.

[@duncanmccann2715]

Well durr.

[@Devaraj-57]

Who's the guy in your dp

[@thegodfather440]

Mali's (bheema's sister) BGM gives goosebumps ❤

[@way_of_life77]

fun fact actually the war biker at that era weighted only 50 - 60 kg unlike nowadays

[@Auto811]

All shitty movies

[@adventsebastian5565]

True agree 💯

[@therealhinduboy]

Yeah😊👍

[@variant7228]

But bruh there's a thing called as force

[@TheEnk429]

Woah, i would have definitely assumed that they weigh a solid 200kg

[@arjunbhende7687]

Some details about the movie characters and Historical back story : Originally Alluri Sita Rama Raju since he went into forests for helping the tribals, actually used to wear Saffron clothing and used bow & arrows resembling Hindu god "RAM" (was also a sharp shooter) It was his approach to stand as a symbol of inspiration for tribals to revolt (known as Rampa Rebellion, with motto "Mande Rajyam" which translates to.. Ours is this kingdom) against British in Visakhapatnam agency. (Some believe that Alluri Rama Raju taking "Sanyas" (divine way of living) after death of his love Sita, was the reason for his Saffron attire). Sita really was his lover's name and after her death he changed his name from Alluri Rama Raju to Alluri Sita Rama Raju. Born in the West-Godavari (a district of present Indian state Andhra Pradesh), in a Telugu Kshatriya family to Alluri Venkata Rama Raju and his wife Suryanarayanamma, after his parents died (when he was 12) was raised by his uncle Rama krishnam Raju. He was a well educated, civilized man who felt that the tribals are the ones being suppressed the most by british, and went to forests and dedicated his entire life for helping them fight british, although wasn't a tribal himself. He used to do guerilla raids on British police stations (after informing & challenging them that he's going to come & attack and stop him if they can) and collect guns & weapons, using an army of armed tribals by training them. It's said that it costed more than a million even in those days, for the british to finally find and execute him. They killed Rama Raju unethically while he's unarmed, performing a morning Prayer. Komaram Bheem, a tribal himself from gond tribes of Adilabad (a district of the present Indian state "Telangana") is rumoured to be an extremely strong man, and to hunt a tiger by himself. He used to wear muslim disguises during his revolt against Nizam. He died fighting the Nizam's of Bhagyanagaram (Present day Hyderabad) In Telugu states (Andhra, Telangana) everyone knows these things, maybe not in other states. They were referred as Sri Ram and Bheemasen (since long back before the movie even existed !!) from their names and features (Rama Raju's- Saffron Attire, his lover's name is "Sita", went to forests and made an army using tribals, man of extreme commitment, Komaram Bheem- Physical strength, Crude attacking nature, Perseverance) being similar to characteristics of Lord Ram from Ramayanam and Bheem from Mahabharatam and out of the level of reverence they've achieved from people. Both left their homes almost in the same period and then returned after some time and started their revolutions against British and Nizam respectively. After returning home, Rama Raju started wearing Saffron clothing till the day he died fighting for tribals, and Bheem came back as an educated man and started his rebellion with motto.. Jal, Jangal, Jameen.. with translates to Water, Forest & Soil.. As no one has a clear idea about what happened to them in that period when they left, and what made them become revolutionaries.. the movie writer wrote a Fictional story that they met and became friends and Bheem was the one who gave Rama Raju a Saffron attire and that he got educated himself from Rama Raju, connecting everything that was remembered in telugu people hearts.. if we see carefully, we can see all these details used in the movie clearly.. The mythological references are used in bgms.. as these freedom fighters are actually revered by referring them as Lord Sri Rama and Bheemasen.. in many parts of Telugu states... Other details : -Also The Indian Flag used throughout the movie was the older Berlin Committee Flag (designed by Madame Bhikaji Cama, Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and Shyamji Krishna Varma) corresponding to the time period. (Current Indian flag was designed by Pingali Venkayya, also from Telugu land) -Rama Raju is also referred by people as "Manyam Dhora".. which translates to King/Chief of the Wild Forests and Komaram Bheem is praised as "Gondu Bebbuli".. which translates to Ferocious Tiger of Gond tribes. These names are also referred in the Original (Telugu) movie version on zee5. The one in Netflix is Hindi dubbed (bollywood) version. -The bike used by Bheem was the older world war version which were designed lightweight for men to lift and carry them when required. -Names of Freedom fighters shown in the rrr movie ending song & which indian state they belong to & their language : -Subhash Chandra Bose (state west bengal/ orissa, language Bengali) -Sardar Vallabhai Patel (state Gujarat, language Gujarati) -Kittur Rani Chennamma (state Karnataka, language kannada) -V.O.Chidambharam pillai (state Tamil nadu, language Tamil) -Bhagat Singh (state Punjab, language Punjabi) -Tanguturi Prakasam panthulu (also RRR Heroes Alluri SitaRama Raju & Komaram Bheem) (state Andhra, language Telugu) -Varma Pazhassi Raja (state Kerala, language malayalam) -Chatrapathi Sivaji (state Maharashtra, language Marathi)

[@aasamspb967]

Thank you for this comment. This made my day.

[@ritesh.prakash]

Thank youuuu brother ❣️❣️

[@harshabaizel6796]

👍🏻 thanks for the information

[@naman_shakti1]

Thanks for your valuable information

[@SK-xm4yt]

Very well explained brother..👏👏👏❤️

[@jasonmcgregor123]

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

[@vams_hiii9029]

Glad to hear that 💜 From India

[@bridgethaines7127]

The way to bypass all the "how would that happen" is to approach it as folklore with the main characters raised to almost demi-god status. It's two historical figures and the writer said, what would happen if these two giants of history were around at the same time, oh, and became BFFs!

[@hazzsin3579]

They are essentially demigods. They are effectively allusions to hindu dieties from historical texts - ramayan. A bit like how in western movies you can have a character with allusions to jesus (the one - matrix) or allusions to hercules etc.

[@ShutterSnapped]

I was already enjoying the three introductions for the first or so 40 minutes, but when the title dropped almost an hour in the movie followed by an underwater badass hand clasp and then a 5 minute song about friendship. That's when I knew the movie had me.

[@eNOughPlaY2006]

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.

[@mr.k301]

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....

[@22dibyasagarpatra40]

Baby, SPECIAL 26

[@ufukkiblat]

3 Idiots is still my favourite indian movie, I bet Eric would cry

[@amanprasad1345]

Add Tanhaji

[@myth_velocity8675]

Pk

[@Knowledge_seeker87]

Yeah every movie you said is amazing and fits in the genre they wanted

[@TheScreeningLady]

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!

[@rounak.mahato]

Yes.

[@JSFE7]

@@rounak.mahato Indeed.

[@thevikingbear2343]

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

[@Slicedude2004]

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]

ITS ACTUALLY NOT! 😂😂🤣🤣😆😆😂😂😂😂😂

[@patsyfras]

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]

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]

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

[@asifsiddique1315]

Baahubali 1 & 2. Same makers, similar theme, amazing music and script. Goosebumps moments throughout. A perfect watch!!!

[@SunainaM27]

Definitely recommend these two movies if you liked RRR!

[@amarrambhajan8001]

Syeraa Narasima Reddy was another masterpiece.... excellent action sequences...

[@ohhdamn123]

For me, the best way to describe this movie is, this is like the exact type of stuff I would play out with my action figures as a kid. I love it.

[@SuperVij007]

Dude, so accurate. I love the description.

[@bendover7841]

Lmao TRUE

[@Varaykin]

I recommend checking out Sardar Udham to see a more grounded (yet just as good, if not better) depiction of the fight for Indian Independence

[@Styinee]

Aight I’m not watching these movies for the grounded purposes, I’m getting so high to the point I’m debilitated and watch this Indian movie an treat it as a comedy

[@Varaykin]

@@Styinee If you think all Indian movies are the same then that's just ignorance. It's like saying every Hollywood movie is like a Michael Bay movie.

[@ethank12793]

It’s available in Amazon prime and 70% is in English so it will be easy for you guys to follow and it is best Indian movie in year 2021. You would love the movie .

[@ankurgoel1638]

its a brilliant one

[@haridaspalleeri6765]

@@Styinee that's just ignorance

[@sagnikadhikary2917]

RIP Ray Stevenson. You were one heck of a Punisher. Rewatching all my fav RRR reactions in his honor!

[@kiranks3341]

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

[@jasveer1638]

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

[@rounak.mahato]

Like Endgame or Spidermen No way home

[@bumble_bee_09]

@@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]

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

[@pranavgaikwad1611]

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

[@chaost4544]

1:08:40 is the best description. "RRR" is what anime would look like if it was live action.

[@crystaltoribio8493]

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

[@abhinavgangwar4690]

Sabo and wait, do we have a water type logia?

[@notarthstyle9480]

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

[@harishrao2000]

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]

+1

[@user-saireddy955]

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

[@harishrao2000]

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

[@rahulmenon9530]

@@anujgopal3954 🤦

[@akshaypendyala]

@@anujgopal3954 are you for real?

[@nerds4life19]

The flag on the bridge with 'vande Matram' written on it meant ' we pray to mother' is symbolism for revolution and passing it to Bheem by Ram is like passing torch of struggle for independence.

[@saitejavasamsetti1595]

Actually It's India flag in 1920

[@sleepyhollow2455]

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.

[@thefilmvortex]

Just a Note: The part where Rams teardrop turns into blood is the intermission. Great reaction guys!

[@peculiarpangolin4638]

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]

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

[@peculiarpangolin4638]

@@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]

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]

@@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]

@@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.

[@arwenlostlorn6569]

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]

Single screen cinema in south india

[@haemeshks]

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

[@AryanSingh070]

Popcorn insurance incase someone is in hurry

[@anandthethriller4362]

Its a theatre in bangalore

[@dvc1190]

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.

[@ELI-xh3re]

from japan. i watched this movie several times, i love this movie! i really enjoyed your reactions😂

[@murphyjay9084]

indian action movies are anime and i love it. they do not care what anyone thinks, they just want to make the coolest product.

[@sssssssssssss2013]

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 !!! 😎😍😍

[@sugunakarjannu1256]

👍 🙌 ❤

[@Jaisonkp800]

20,000

[@TheAstroG]

@@Jaisonkp800 nope.

[@Jaisonkp800]

3000 extras

[@mhd7376]

20000+ extras were there to shoot that scene for 2 weeks

[@poppoyi]

Fact is the movie is made focused on complete theaterical celebration package...may be that's why they keep aside the realistic elements ...... So theater can only provide the complet feel of this ......won't get that in small screen ...and may feel crazy Also charector in climax are connected by mythological referances Ram =Ram from ramayanam (hence he have the archery skills ) Bheem = Bheema from mahabharatham (hence he have ultimate strength )

[@THELUCIFFER]

Not mythological.. Its Historical 🙏

[@sathwickvs9301]

Archery skills are not from ramayana The real Alluri Seetha Rama Raju used bow and arrows to fight British

[@poppoyi]

@@sathwickvs9301 but think it is connected with Rama referance ...only my openion

[@Jayavanga]

Its Alluri Sita Rama Raju, not a fictional ckt, neither recreation of RamJi

[@poppoyi]

@@Jayavanga 👍

[@pendy5853]

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.

[@sanjeethmahendrakar]

This is what anime adaptations should be like. Dong make it "realistic". Embrace the insanity and the over the top nature of it.

[@silverfish2380]

God i want an attack on Titan live action series that is actually good

[@degov5]

This style needs to be used for video game adaptations. Screw physics, screw realism, make it fun and epic.

[@kuroro_rushifaru3980]

@@silverfish2380 AOT live action movie is already there.

[@silverfish2380]

@@kuroro_rushifaru3980 i don't count them 😤

[@kuroro_rushifaru3980]

@@silverfish2380 no no, there's a real movie about it, but if you already saw that, then I don't have any recommendations.

[@mr.k301]

India has 23 officially recognised languages & thousands of other sub languages, so it's not surprising that we have more than 1 film industry. It's like a parallel universe where instead of one Hollywood we have 7 more(our rich culture makes it possible) & All of them are constantly competing against one another. Every film industry is very different and has a specific taste or style.. Also about the genre - genre is more of a western concept, we usually don't make movies with only one genre ( cause life isn't just sad or just happy), but if you wanna give it a name, you can say it's a 'Masala' movie ( blend of spices)

[@Fire-tm5bi]

@ayush kumar singh worst does include the entire northie industries Lmao like Gujarati, bihari & U.P don't even have Film industry. Apart from Bollywood other Reasonable to be even called a Film industry one's belongs to Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam language respective State film industries.

[@royalrajput8127]

@ayush kumar singh this comment was not needed... I mean every movie industry bad and good movies... Dont be redical about movies man.. We as a India should respect every industry and good content despite it is from anywhere...

[@royalrajput8127]

@@Fire-tm5bi are you from jupiter bro.. Gujarat has film industry same goes for UP... If you appricate your language and industry doesn't mean you should disrespect any other industry... Take it easy man

[@royalrajput8127]

This was really positive comment and when I came under this comment.. I was disappointed

[@AP-vi4cj]

Best thing about this movie is they know its over the top craziness but they do accept it with open arms and make it look good. Movies do not need to be logical to be good sometimes, they just need to entertain you like fast and furious movies.

[@haridaspalleeri6765]

Exactly. Most of the times, the movie ends up being cringe because they try to cover up the over the top action and shy away from it. Just embrace it and it will be way better

[@dishwasher69]

And the story is sosoooo good

[@sidicy]

I have seen this reaction end to end at-least 6 times... only for Eric's unbridled Joy!! It's freaking infectious 😂

[@123456789foot]

True

[@itsu2553]

Which one's Eric?

[@swapnayan]

@@itsu2553 extreme left

[@PlantyMan7]

@@swapnayan damn, I didnt know his name but I enjoyed this reaction more cuz Eric wore his heart on his sleeve compared to others and it made the whole thing much enjoyable

[@duncanmccann2715]

Get a life. It's fun once, but why would you need twice?

[@mitulpatel6839]

It’s so great of Blind Wave to have Ramcharan in the panel to react!!!

[@eternallyseeking2666]

Haha... Literally.... It was amazing seeing Ram Charan review his own movie....

[@camiloaaron3993]

And the governor too

[@4c_aperture]

lmaooooo stop

[@TanayaAmar]

Hahahahaha thats what I was thinking. The resemblance is uncanny xD

[@an7647]

@@TanayaAmar same 😂

[@udaykiran4524]

Steve's wife got caught in a barb wire and left her life! 😅 Just the way she wanted to harm Bheem! So every part of the movie is planned so detailed! 🔥 That's the beauty of this director Raja Mouli! ❤️

[@nikhilkumar-hj8rt]

And she didn't kneel down still🤣

[@tinidor08]

And that lift ups in the prison, Rama used it to lift Bheem on the tower.

[@indianblues77]

Ram almost breaks the knee of Laggu... same way his both the knees were almost broke. Law of karma. Even if you are a God law of karma is applied to all.

[@duncanmccann2715]

Please do the director the courtesy of spelling his name correctly.

[@natasha7760]

I love Eric's energy on this

[@bibek6713]

I think he knew what was coming so he was excited The others didn't and were overwhelmed which is understandable 😂😂

[@Thesmus]

he's one of my fave reactors and probably the reason why i keep following blindwave. him getting red in emotion is something i always enjoy (this sounds like i am sadistic or something lol) and then him standing up here

[@sameerkumardash7546]

Video uploaded yesterday but coment is 4 week ago😵‍💫

[@Sunkcostfallecy]

@@sameerkumardash7546 Patreon gets early access.

[@dtmt502]

He looks like the Villain of this movie.

[@AnGawain]

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]

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]

Yes and many more characters from Gita❤

[@ЗемляКораблей]

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.

[@Kakashihatake-uo6ou]

Watch Bahubali it's was way more better

[@ketanjadhav3042]

@@Kakashihatake-uo6ou the movie having to much errors

[@aminulmallick3542]

Watch bahubali

[@hirvale]

I keep loving this movie more and more every time I rewatch it, which I didn't even think was possible! Top 3 movies this year for me! I'm really glad a friend recommended it to me.

[@marvelfan7720]

Jc, what are the other 2 on the list

[@hirvale]

@@marvelfan7720 Everything everywhere all at once and Thor love and thunder

[@marcusMakoT]

@@hirvale Mine is almost the same, just Thor swapped with Maverick

[@gopalarora9997]

When I watched this movie for the first time, I didn't love it. But I love the response to it, and I appreciate it way more now. We need more Indian cinema get global recognition!

[@jcon2060]

This year has been underwhelming for movies in general. Tumbadd was the only movie from India that made my list.

[@Cornberry]

3 hours and I felt like it went by so fast, very few 3 hour movies make me feel like that. Great Saturday night movie!

[@noeliajaime7656]

Guys, want to know the level of detail the Director has? For that dance scene,where you see the musicians just standing there holding their instruments,he hired REAL musicians because ,as he said,real musicians would know how to properly hold the instruments. That tells you all you need to know about the care he put into his movie.

[@aswink974]

Woooo what a detailing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@manoharudutha2670]

The visionary director S.S.Rajamouli 🔥

[@Thesmus]

oh yeah, fun fact i learned, the title of the movie rrr was actually their working title, which was the first letter of the names (last names?) of the two actors plus the director, but they kept that and made it work in the title, even keeping the rrr acronym consistent in different languages lol

[@vinaygill9886]

True!!!

[@raam726]

Rajamouli Ram charan Ramarao

[@amanfurquan4536]

This was a huge surprise for the Indian viewers guys . We needed an RRR reaction ❤️❤️🔥🔥

[@ThatSBIPOguy]

1:39:10 RRR also has an intermission. Infact, every Indian movie has an intermission/interval. When Ram & Bheem fight at the castle and the former uses the holy thread to pull Bheem up, at that exact moment the graphic of fire & water is shown with both of them holding the holy thread, is the intermission of RRR. So you can actually watch this film in two seatings.

[@BrokenTooth]

I think a lot of people fail to understand why the over-the-top action in this movie works as well as it does. And it boils down to the introduction of the two characters. Ram jumps into a crowd of thousands to arrest one guy, and you're immediately like he's gonna fail, there's no way. And the film warrants that sense of disbelief further with the scene where he gets a rock smashed over his head, but then he pushes through it in a grounded way (breaking free from their grips and picking them off one by one rather than doing a power up move and launching all of them into the orbit by just standing up). And then he continues to push through the crowd, and we as the audience believe in him more, but there's still that struggle that continues that leaves us on the edge of the seat. I mean, if Ram had sent those people flying in the air, the audience would have been like, 'okay, this is just cartoon, there's no way he can lose'. but because he continues to struggle, it's so damn compelling. And all of this is backed by the lingering question, 'why is he working against his own people?'. And the value of that question is greatly solidified by the first scene of the movie, where the British people kidnaps Mali, where it establishes that these colonizers are evil. My point being, Raju's introduction would not have worked as well as it did if it was the first scene in the movie. So after Ram arrests the person, you're left with your jaw on the floor. And then Bheems introduction starts with the Nijam telling the British officer about the shepherd. So now you have context as to what to expect when you hear someone say 'This person is not to be messed with' because you just witnessed someone of that caliber. So, it doesn't feel unbelievable that Bheem fights a tiger, and not to mention, he struggles with it too. With all this in place, everything else the follows in the movie feels natural because you have context in your mind as to what to expect, and the movie never fails to deliver big (The Bridge sequence, Interval fight, Mali's rescue, Prison fight, and the climactic battle). All of this is immensely helped by the incredibly compelling characters delivered by the narrative and their respective performances. (this is also the reason why Scott's flying shot doesn't work as well as the other action scenes in the movie, because as far as what the movie has established, we are never told or shown that Scott is a man of that caliber, so we don't believe it as much when he shoots the car and the car goes flying. But it's easily forgiven because the shot that immediately follows is of Raju getting stabbed by the tree branch that makes you gasp) This movie is fucking art. [This comment is copy pasted]

[@highwind1991]

This is the best film of the year in my opinion. I want it to win all the Oscars

[@Rhythm_of__life]

they didnt even gave nomination in all categories ..... they wont give oscar to an indian movie 😔

[@SLYFOX-GAMING]

@@Rhythm_of__life no cause this movies not that much good , my opinion

[@muikh]

they wone golden globe award for music

[@jaobille79]

@@Rhythm_of__life they gave the Best picture to a Korean movie in 2019... nothing is impossible.

[@geralt1779]

@@Rhythm_of__life got nominated for best original song in the oscars🤘🤘

[@ankurgoel1638]

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

[@geetadhumane5793]

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]

This is the mentality that is holding us back ..

[@JanaP]

Every Indian movie has this much music

[@ankurgoel1638]

@@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

[@emmarouchaley5009]

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]

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

[@ok4405]

Use a vpn

[@tamilwoodEnt]

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

[@anshuman729]

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.

[@degov5]

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.

[@ramkripalyadav7220]

Bros ! That last music song was in Sanskrit , One of the ancient language of the world and mother of the all other languages! And the Song was describing about the Lord Ram ( A hero of Indian mythology and a great warrior ) and Bheem ( The one of the strongest warrior from the Indian mythology ) so this song had added the weight in last fight sequences and for Indians who know the cultural references the actions doesn't feel over the top. I was crying and overwhelmed while watching this last scene in the movie , one of the greatest experience of my life thanks to S.S. Rajamauli 🙏

[@Veenasri_jillella]

1:42:00 Actually the director SS. Rajamouli says in an interview that he makes his movies for the children. So every person connects to the movie.

[@RaghuPiano]

Really? Is vikramarkudu a kid's movie? Don't spread wrong information

[@Veenasri_jillella]

@@RaghuPiano He said it in an interview in context of RRR, where an interviewer said he has watched RRR multiple times with his friends, family and movie can be viewed with different age groups. So Rajamouli replied that we all have a child in ourself. I am not saying all of his movies are for children. Maybe I phrased it incorrectly

[@ravibopara3559]

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.,

[@vyshhhhhhhhh]

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]

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

[@rounak.mahato]

@@raam726 physics

[@raam726]

@@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.

[@duggs4456]

This was one of those movies I meant to watch but never got round to until today, and I absolutely loved it, so glad you brought it back to the front of my mind

[@Great_man1]

54:41 "Shut up" "don't question" I liked that so much. He was asking so many qstn without enjoying the movie😂

[@redgyrados2000]

Aaron clearly was enjoying the movie though. Also in that case, his "what" was directed at Rick, not the movie

[@sikharanibanik]

This is by far the best reaction video of RRR that I have seen on KZbin. The reaction u guys emoted totally resonated and reflected the emotion of every scene in the movie perfectly. Awesome movie and a justified awesome review!

[@ashleybailey1785]

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

[@ashleybailey1785]

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

[@ashleybailey1785]

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

[@EvilspecXT__5.56]

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

[@anannyasaxena7896]

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

[@nandagopalm7232]

@@ashleybailey1785 seems like u were never given good recommendations

[@Vlitrasura13]

Fun fact: all the actors playing as the British are played by the Irish to my knowledge, mainly because the British would never acknowledge that they were this fucked up.

[@redgyrados2000]

Looking through Wikipedia, Olivia Morris, who plays Jenny, is actually British. So a British person was willing to play the one good British character lol

[@hehehmm8650]

@@redgyrados2000 also, she was a replacement for someone that backed out of the project

[@prakxyz]

@@hehehmm8650 who ?

[@hehehmm8650]

@@prakxyz British actress Daisy Edgar-Jones was signed to be paired opposite Rama Rao, however, she left the project in April 2019 citing personal reasons.

[@Blazee2897]

@@hehehmm8650 Hmmm, I wonder what personal reasons.

[@RaghunandanReddyC]

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

[@patmclaughlin107]

This is well beyond plain "masala".

[@RealPlatoishere]

@@patmclaughlin107 yeah its much more than that

[@rajs6834]

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.

[@voleti19]

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]

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]

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

[@krishkrish42]

It is not mythology, it is history.

[@overlord4kingdom805]

@@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]

@@overlord4kingdom805 okay

[@silversaturns]

omg I really hoped you guys would watch this!!! I fully suggest Eric's idea of watching more bollywood/tollywood/indian movies, so much good stuff out there

[@MeghanaRBhat]

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

[@anitbhargav]

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..

[@srivatsadamaraju1473]

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!

[@friendlyvimana]

27:58 so the right guy with specs asked "what does that shot mean?" So The director in one of his interviews said that, that shot is the symbolism of their friendship, it shows how it started with a train and is like a steam (fire + water). He was asked why didn't opt to keep the fire and water more subtle rather than so overt symbolism, he answered that this shot wouldn't be understood by most people , and so you know why his works are not subtlety centric.

[@mr_duker333]

20:41 yup you are right. Not only big stars but belongs to two of the biggest families in our telugu states ❤❤❤

[@RealNikhilJ]

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 !!

[@techmaster9123]

Great point

[@margaritasmalls]

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!❤️

[@jasveer1638]

Originally, the movie was 4 hours long but they made cuts because of the theatrical release! They should release director's cut

[@hilarygladstone6037]

The guy they threw off the motorcycle in the woods is probably the only person who walked out of the woods that day.

[@ritzee13]

Thankyou for mentioning that the film is originally in Telugu, lots of reactors don't recognise our language.

[@Iranianmushrik]

Everyone knows it's a Telugu..if someone not it means they don't do basic research.

[@ritzee13]

@@Iranianmushrik usually people see the hindi dubbed version so they dont realise. Telugu is not well known outside India.

[@samyak128]

@@ritzee13 yeah and I think it has everything to do with the fact that most foreigners watched it on Netflix which could only get the Hindi dub. I'm a non-Telugu speaking Indian, but I watched it on Hotstar in the original language. There's some dialogues that are just not translated properly, like the scene in prison where Ram speaks in Sanskrit to quote the Gita

[@ritzee13]

@@samyak128 yea definitely, as a telugu speaker I can say that many dialogues are different. There are some sentences in languages that can't be translated/explained properly to others.

[@rahulmodi8706]

@@ritzee13 Over the next 10 years Telugu will become big and very well known because we are one of the largest and most successful Indian immigrants to America. Movies like this really help us.

[@adarshguptak]

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!

[@freedomranch7617]

Yeah i thought the same first

[@gabrielevergreen7699]

that's Calvin. He's a good reactor

[@dishwasher69]

Nah, the hobo with long hair is the least reactive

[@cinemascope8847]

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

[@spacelyghts]

Can we also take a moment and appreciate how well edited this video is, Not only they kept lot of scenes but also all great moments. Hands down best RRR reaction video!!!

[@sabbirahmed6631]

I knew if anybody would see the similarities with ATLA, it would be Blind Wave. Watching this awesomeness, I couldn’t help but think how similar these two are to Aang and Zuko. Even the elemental references aside, they have got the prison escape, the Iroh jail-levelup montage and everything.. Just loved it. Been a silent but huge fan of you guys since the ATLA reaction days.. 💙💙💙

[@anuvrinda201]

26:41😂🔥.. It's not about if things make sense... It's about if they're cool...true😍🔥... Absolutely loved RRR

[@the_nikster1]

fewer things make me happier than watching Eric be thoroughly entertained by a movie to the point of giddiness. also, I love how emotional this movie made Calvin. same Calvin, same.❤

[@techmaster9123]

That's why Eric is my favorite in the entire reaction community