VFX Artists React to TOLLYWOOD Bad and Great CGi

[@SrinivasMohanVfx]

Thanks for appreciating our work. It is fun and informative. You guys are amazing. Keep it up :)

[@ShauriePvs]

Very great work sir... Keep inspiring

[@g_s_subhash]

😍😍😍 The man himself

[@posterboyvicky]

@corridorcrew this is the VFX supervisor of RRR himself. The man behind all those gorgeous 2900 VFX shots

[@pokemonitishere202]

Wow Srinivas Garu himself is here. Props for making Indian Telugu🔥 cinema proud all over the world

[@prudhvirajukangu4684]

hey! srinivas sir,we watched at the same time

[@vassoto4448]

I was one of the stuntmans on the movie, Interesting fact is that the movie started shooting in 2018, we went 4 years in a roll to shoot the move, and that jumping with the torches and animals shot was i think about 27 takes to get it as the director wanted, we started gambling on how many shots it will take.

[@pokemonitishere202]

Which country are you from bro?

[@vassoto4448]

Bulgaria

[@solivagantgirl]

Wow so coolllll

[@vassoto4448]

@@solivagantgirl thank you

[@scriptranda2670]

I guess movie finished in 300 days and in 2020 they announced release date due to covid they postponed it 3 times.. not a 4 year shoot i guess

[@BunkJunkinsJR]

I work at a cinema. RRR easily had the best atmosphere of any film I’ve worked for - including Infinity War, Endgame and No Way Home. The cheers blasted through the soundproofing and we had to turn the volume up multiple times!

[@pokemonitishere202]

Woah!! I thought foreign People scream in the theatres but looks like RRR made them do so. It's hard not to scream at the scenes in RRR 🔥

[@servingitcold5107]

@@pokemonitishere202 desis are there abroad too

[@NitishR14]

@@pokemonitishere202 It isn't the foreigners screaming out loud mate. It's just the Indians.

[@na-hg3ch]

watch more tollywood movies! you'll fall in love i can ASSURE! telugu films are ❤️GOLD🔥

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 😆 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@Daniel.Blomberg]

12:00 The flag represents Ram fight for the whole country, the child represent that Bheem fights for a child. Then they switch 🔥

[@impressivehacker1368]

Sir if you liked rrr you can also waths bahubali it is anotther gem from india

[@Live.X]

This film has so much Metaphor, I catched more than half of century.

[@lifelovedeath]

Bruhhh. I never thought of it that way till I read this. Absolute goosebumps. 😮🔥

[@tarkash5757]

omg!! so fantastic detail. 😮 how the heck I didn't get it while watching. incredible concept created by rajamauli sir

[@cereal9525]

THAT MAKES SOOO MUCH SENSE!! Thats actually so cool. Also, the naatu naatu dance also conveys the whole story of the movie. How they became friends, then they turned against each other then Ram loses for Aktar to complete his mission.

[@PeteDraperVFX]

@4:19 … it wasn’t a comp - it was in-camera. However we did add extra crowd and the rock mound in the background in the eye reflection…!

[@ColinFox]

You should talk to the guys and get a turn on the couch!

[@sympathiser_of_Germans_in_40s]

Damn! You guys did a great job.

[@CorridorCrew]

Amazing. Thank you for the correction! What an awesome film!

[@PeteDraperVFX]

@@CorridorCrew No prob! Glad you enjoyed it! Oh and yeah.. that Bezier path was totally intentional!

[@solivagantgirl]

@@PeteDraperVFX Wow

[@RohanJaswal]

Fun Trivia : The Naatu Naatu song was filmed in front of the Kyiv Palace. Apparently Zelensky was living there in the presidential palace while the shooting was going on. The cast have said in multiple interviews that they are in touch with their Ukrainian crew and trying to help them in any way they can.

[@ravan9069]

Naacho Naacho song name

[@tanih_bhat]

@@ravan9069 Real Name is Naatu Naatu

[@hempar9612]

@@ravan9069 naacho naacho is the hindi version

[@devansh_searching_for_devanshi]

Ab Putin waha naacho naacho kar rha hai 😹

[@official_commentor]

its naacho naacho not fucking naatu naatu

[@harishdukkipati8921]

Fun Fact: Usually in movies the actors do their shots first and then the animals are cgi'd later. By doing so, the animals are cgi'd to be slower than normal to match w the actors speed. The director SS Rajmouli instead decided to cgi the animals first and in order to create a reference point for how fast they were going he used lasers. The actors had to react accordingly. By doing so, the speed of the animal is more realistic. The amount of dedication from the director is insane.

[@dekuuuuu]

Damnn that's amazing

[@ash_1419]

Interesting

[@scriptranda2670]

True

[@maxs5643]

Laser? How does that work

[@scriptranda2670]

@@maxs5643 "ss rajamouli interview with sandeep vanga" rajamouli explained it here but i think they croped that part probably they don't want to unveil it

[@ashleymartijn9866]

You guys are the reason that my friends and I watched RRR.. and now we are obsessed with it and also sooo glad that it has been nominated and also won a Golden Globe! Thank you for introducing us to this amazing movie and genre

[@princyy824]

It won Oscar also now for best orginal song Natu Nat

[@rachelm4585]

Corridor Crew talking these types/styles of films is hands-down my favorite of their VFX videos. I clicked on the video so fast!

[@Comicbroe405]

*Tollywood cuz Bollywood is for Hindi cinema & this is Telegu but I agree nonetheless.

[@mikeuk666]

Indian

[@rishhhh]

Indian cinema is a better word here

[@rajsolanki9271]

No bro this is telugu movie , from Telugu film industry with Collab with Bollywood..but originally it's pure telugu movie ❤️👍

[@tejaswin5404]

Well in this case it's Tollywood film sir. Not Bollywood

[@Kratoseum]

All these Indian VFX houses and Indian VFX artists themselves have been doing outsourcing for bigger western productions for years under really tight budgets. Now we're getting to the point where they are re investing all that knowledge into their own stuff, and they are doing amazing stuff. Same is happening around the world of game development in china.

[@thorocomments]

So true. It’s good to see the playing field somewhat leveled in effects work

[@dungeonmaster6292]

This looked like garbage

[@aayushjha4583]

@@dungeonmaster6292 That's mostly because of the budget. This is the most expensive Indian movie at 75 million dollars and with the number of vfx shots, a typical hollywood movie would have spent 150 -200 million dollars on it.

[@santomy4579]

On of the reasons why there were fewer opportunities for Indian VFX people in Indian industries. Really wish this would change going forward ☺️

[@MrMiyagi005]

@@dungeonmaster6292 You pay more, you get more. Its as simple as that dude.

[@nitinVade]

I had the opportunity to work on this movie as a VFX lighting lead. Unfortunately, studios like Prana & Rhythm & Hues who worked on Animal fight sequences were shut down during or just before Pandemic hit. Later VFX supervisors got the work done from other VFX studios, they also did an excellent justice to the quality of shots.

[@GouravDixit85]

Can you please elaborate your work this movie? Or any incident?

[@Adi-oc7vu]

Wow ! Someone who actually worked on the VFX of the movie ! Also what do you think about Corridor as someone who works in the industry and watching them ?

[@rah001able]

isn't R&H in shambles since 'Life of Pie' ?... i remember visiting their studios in Hyderabad during their prime time. i had my friends working there for earlier projects.

[@ashishhembrom3905]

@@rah001able yea they had been under a bad cloud ever since that movie.

[@Paholala]

Oh no, sad to hear that they shut down.

[@adimardev1550]

i was born in southern philippine, it is in our tradition to born with bollywood movies since 90s. we know many actors, we can sing pretty much all indian songs and even speak and understand basic hindi. i know it's sounds unbelievable. it's because we are closser to malayasia and malaysia, indonesia loves hindi and so are we in southern philippine. we witness what's separate bollywood from anything out there is the story will drop you a lot of tears.

[@thorindux]

Customary "It's not a Bollywood movie" comment.

[@737e7dhs4]

Lol bollywood yeah yeah it's trash now, this movie is of tollywood

[@phylicia595]

Its south indian movies nowadays

[@juhipandey2311]

​​@@737e7dhs4 Bollywood ruins concept lota times it's full of nepo. But there are also some god movies. However can't ignore discrimination for main character happens in south too but movies like kantara and RRR are great however pushpa and kgf is not desirable.

[@737e7dhs4]

@@juhipandey2311 are you girl?

[@MedlifeCrisis]

There's a lot of Hindu and patriotic symbolism in RRR (and in both Baahubalis too) that is understandably lost on non-natives but really adds to the depth of many scenes. Would love to see an Indian VFX artist on the sofa some day! I see Srinivas Mohan commenting...you know what to do!

[@jujijiju6929]

They got the Gond pretty accurate too, the dressing, the body ink.

[@Sephiroth144]

Or even a fan subbers who does a "pop up" subs layer explaining things.

[@DylanWOWilliams]

Good thing we alienate the rest of the nation…

[@ababanababa8775]

Didn't expect a British part time comedian here :)

[@nkbhd2292]

@@DylanWOWilliams wait what? how?

[@Pandagachesko]

16:25 : The Tiger and leopard is a reference to the two heros. In tollywood NT Rama Rao Jr is associated to tiger and Charan is associated to a cheetah or Leopard. So it’s foreshadowing their fight.

[@PrabhuCP19]

Oh is it... there are several layers in these films

[@Anonymous-cw5fd]

Shit dude you’re right

[@PokeLoomerTM]

Bruh I'm telugu and get all the references but never noticed it jezuz. It's basically marvel and Disney Easter eggs level stuff

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 🥴 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@Lucaz99]

The Japanese should start hiring Indian studios to make live-action version of their animes. Seriously.

[@imk03]

Not Bollywood bro, its tollywood, and there is Kollywood and other's better than Bollywood too u should checkout Edit: my point was just call it indian studios, there's many sects in india, Bollywood is a name for Mumbai film industry name , it's not for whole india maybe that's what most foreigners think, everyone should get recognisation for their unique type of movie making and their cultured in their own name which is whay they like too New edit: I told this is not Bollywood because I corrected the comment calling it Bollywood , but now he edited the comment to indian studios 💯,. Now don't come to me with misunderstanding saying Its a "indian studio " 🥴

[@shridharbiju7370]

@@imk03 By Kollywood are you taking about Karnataka or Kerala films

[@imk03]

@@shridharbiju7370 Kollywood is tamilnadu

[@shridharbiju7370]

@@imk03 Ahh okay i didn't realise that

[@Dheeraj-y4f]

@@shridharbiju7370 kerala is mollywood as their native language is malayalam

[@ryanolsen6829]

I wish I could thank Corridor in person for exposing me to RRR. This movie is the best gem I have ever stumbled on.

[@impressivehacker1368]

Sir if you liked rrr you can also waths bahubali it is anotther gem from india

[@Mutisi0n]

Stuff like PK, 3 Idiots, Bahubali, and RRR really opened my eyes to Indian cinema.

[@yugmathakkar4023]

You've got to check out Makhi if you liked RRR. It's from the same director and it's probably even more fun than this one.

[@gustavoluisrodela]

I paused this at 5 min, watched the whole 3 hour movie, and came back here. Amazed. Thank you guys, you've made my covid isolation day much better. 😀

[@gopalprasad1813]

Is it available in English!

[@Parebas13]

i did the same exact thing 😂

[@nooby2690]

Get well soon my guy

[@abhinavanand9719]

At 5:01 i had a feeling that I should watch this movie first so i stopped, was looking at the comments, and saw yours!! I am shocked

[@nishith.r]

Me too. It's awesome.

[@AndrewDembouski]

Guys. Thank you SO MUCH for introducing me to this movie. I have not had such an emotional rollercoaster in YEARS. I rated it 5 stars. No joke. It’s a masterpiece

[@kritikachauhan2873]

Me too bro

[@BucketOfMarbles]

It makes every other movie look pale in comparison

[@macksequeira4233]

You need to thank our S. S. Rajamouli 😍❤️🇮🇳

[@AndrewDembouski]

@@macksequeira4233 thank you to him

[@aditya4075]

watch kgf and bahubali if you have’nt.

[@BucketOfMarbles]

I saw this movie in the theater (in Utah). After it was over, the entire audience erupted into cheers; we literally could not help ourselves.

[@ss-cw6he]

Was it dubbed in English or subbed

[@BucketOfMarbles]

@@ss-cw6he it was in the original language (Telugu I think, not the Hindi on Netflix) with the Brits speaking English.

[@philcollinslover56705]

@@BucketOfMarbles yes original language is telegu

[@akmakm3693]

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[@akmakm3693]

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[@vpxtrailers9395]

RRR is insane! I have an employee from India who mentioned it to me. I watched it alone in my home theater on my 120” screen like a little kid. I’ve been watching Freddie’s videos since he started by the way. Love this

[@SomP0]

I think we are often too obsessed with creating a "realistic" environment for movies to seem relatable that we forget the joy of the visual medium. Movies like this reaffirm why film/tv (the visual medium of entertainment) is so valuable. Stories are one thing but if you can embolden them with style and craft, its even more amazing. Thanks for giving Indian movies a chance!

[@ex-secular2250]

*RIP Those who think KGF2 is better than RRR* 😂🇮🇳

[@IronMan-jj2fd]

I'm so glad that they wrote TOLLYWOOD instead of Bollywood for every Indian Film that they review!

[@sagar4712]

@@ex-secular2250 ikr

[@arjunvk6183]

@@ex-secular2250 both are good in their own ways. Only one thing about kgf2 is it has the most box office collection

[@thecopercoper5533]

It's not about realism. It's about verisimilitude. If anything can happen then nothing matters... there are no stakes or tension. It turns into random scenes glued together and nothing else. It's literally the lowest common denominator film-making.

[@BugzNBeanz]

I want to personally thank you guys for taking me down a 3hr rabbit hole of watching RRR last night. I was so invested in the characters and the plot. Thank you Corridor Creww!!!

[@Swipewithanand]

Hii 👋👋i recommend u to watch KGF both parts .....I am sure that u are going to love it , it's another masterpiece.

[@hmm9962]

Kgf is shit. Doesn't even come close to RRR

@@Swipewithanand The Chapter 2 was so class, wow! It's so chaotic (in positive way) from second one!

[@waltersike]

@@Swipewithanand KGF 2 was shit bro, ideologically and how it never takes rest. Loud bgm gave me headache, i only enjoyed it when Tanna ni naare came up, i burst out laughing

[@itsmeadi4121]

@@waltersike yes it was just average movies, and some people were comparing it with rrr lol.i watch both movies in theatre,with rrr was just too good,if you understand hindi or telgu,you will know how deep it songs are.there were reference of Indian mythology

[@sneett7670]

I am really Happy that certain Indian movies that actually deserve attention and appreciation are getting them by audiences all over the world. Especially Corridor, I am really glad you are doing this... I always love watching this series because it makes me proud of the artistry of some really good film makers here. Ofc, some times i get second hand embaressment.. but atleast its funny.

[@krishnakant8733]

w8 for brahmastra and our cinema will be global🔥🔥🔥....specially the promotions disney has been doing

[@danubanu8436]

All over the world? Dude. They react to Bollywood stuff for the views. Come back to reality.

[@laxmandass6946]

@@danubanu8436 well ofcourse and with legit commentry.

[@danubanu8436]

@@laxmandass6946 These are commentaries to please a large population. Purely in the interest of garnering views.

[@myrealname8767]

@@danubanu8436 lol what are talking about? To please a large population? They’re showing their appreciation for these kind of movies bruh

[@mycroft16]

I consider RRR a masterclass on film making. They really knew the tools available to them and utilized them all. Miniatures, drones, sets, blue screen, cgi, crowd and set extensions. Old school stuff like Rahm on the bridge waving down, he's up on a cherry picker with like 5 feet of bridge railing in front of him. And the build out the world around him, but they have something practical to match lighting too, and you get real depth. You never lose focus on where people are, no matter how chaotic it gets. And some of the stuff in there you really do question if its vfx or not. The barbwire show in the street, the rolling tire on fire. The train. So much stuff.

The shot at the end of the movie, where Ram emerges with bow and arrow in the middle of the forest was one of the best, if not the best in the history of cinema!

[@Maolana_ModiG]

He played our god Rama portrayal. There was an idol in jungal. It was our god's idol. He is Rama or Ram. Actor name also Ram. God Rama fought with Ravana with his bow. He also same wear same dress during his exile. He was considered as 8th avatar of lord Vishnu. This movies has too many indian symbolism. Actor Ram took gods Rama idol bow and arrow to fight with evil forces which occupied our country. both actors character is based on real freedom fighter. I can't tell u all here in comment. Thanks for your time.

[@indianblues77]

Wow, you have found the most important scene of the whole movie. Advent of Lord Ram (Godhead).

[@Knockyourselfout89]

reminds of TLTR. white gandalf scene. epic

[@kumarabhishek1064]

Alluri sitarama raju inspired this character and he used to wear that attire.

[@varshaben1964]

That actually inspired from lord ram

[@handdrawnbink]

One thing that never gets mentioned on this channel is how VFX artists in places like India (and all over the world) are worked into the ground for very little pay to create these shots. I don't think Corridor has ever discussed how companies like Rhythm and Hues went bankrupt because of how thankless this industry can be, especially since they won the Oscar for Life of Pi in that same year. There's too many struggling artists out there, this shouldn't be acceptable.

[@charanteja_]

Yes, I know VFX artists are paid less around the world, but in India it is pretty much the market standard (6 -12 Lakhs per year, $10K-20K per year). I mean, if you want to pay by US standards, then even software engineers in India are paid 1/10th of what they would earn in US for the same piece of code to the same application for decades now ($10K-15k per year). I mean the Tech industry in India is completely cheap than any other nation, that's why many go invest in India. It would be better if the MNCs pay up suitable amounts by international standards for the tech industry in India (atleast half).

[@handdrawnbink]

@@charanteja_ Completely true. It doesn't change the fact that $10K-$20K is not adequate compensation for the effort of work required. It's not a realistic salary for the expertise and the time required. Not by a mile. VFX artists deserve better.

[@devsinha5431]

@@handdrawnbink Actually given that cost of things are a lot cheaper so by indian standards you can live pretty comfortably with tgat salry. ( I have 12 lcs p.a salary). But as tge economy develops and more hifher budget films get made so the salaries will also rise.

[@robertfrost8264]

I went to school with a handful of friends who went on to become professional VFX artists.. 2 of them don't last at a studio more than 2 years. BONKERS resumes, but they're like the sweatshop labour for compensation VS. what ends up on screen in the majority of mega world-wide blockbusters these days. Chris Hemsworth made like half a billion off of Marvel movies, but the people who make all of his Thor things BE Thor things made a fraction of pennies on the dollar in that same amount of time.

[@amritprusty4771]

The problem is these stars and production houses eat up allt the Money. Marvel movies would be nothing without VFX artists.

[@xsimko]

That dancing scene was filmed last year in Kyiv, and the blue building is the Maryinski Palace. We wondered why the traffic were redirected and someone told us that it's a Bolliwood movie filming. So then we were surprised how Indian people reached us in their screen endeavors. It's not uncommon for our city to host western production: movies, music videos and so on, it was just new to host a full-scale Bolliwood action. I'm glad that everything worked out and now we got powerful Indian action in the world. :) Hope that after war we'll have many cool collabs with different people and studios from around the world.

[@srinivaslakkoju]

Bro it's tollywood movie...not at all a bollywood one

[@xsimko]

@@srinivaslakkoju sorry man, i'm not strong with terms

[@rounak.mahato]

@@xsimko That sequence was the best part of the movie

[@abhradipm]

Didn't know that was Ukraine. It's sad to think what is going on there now

[@SatishKumar-yr8kq]

It's telugu movie dubbed in to otherindian languages hindhi Tamil etc

[@vathys00]

I haven't seen anyone mention it, but the fireworks that were meant to be there. That is 100% intentional since it's supposed to be symbolism for Ram being good. The firework that loops around Ram's head is a halo commonly used in depictions of gods and since Ram shares a name with one and is a good guy in the movie, that shot is 105% intentional.

[@ashishhembrom3905]

They are sarcastically saying that it was intentional.

[@akhil6577]

@@ashishhembrom3905 lick his skin

[@kamisama9715]

ok sherlock holmes

[@nahor88]

Ram literally BECOMES Rama later in the movie, lol. Closest thing to a Hindu God being depicted like a Marvel superhero in live action.

[@jehanr]

I have sent this to all my friends and will be organising a viewing party. I might dress up as a tiger

[@scriptranda2670]

😅 that'd be fun

[@rahulboine9907]

Watch out for Bheem 😂

[@KabeeshS]

damn, i grew up watching your videos. Thanks man.

[@lashiniminodi8894]

Yo nice to see fellow Sri Lankan fans

[@UnexpectedDanger]

Order food from a local restaurant too! Keep it thematic

[@tomeff7424]

A friend recommended RRR to me and when I saw its runtime I was like: Woah! But then I blocked one evening to soak it all in and loved every second of its Dragon Ball Braveheart craziness. 🤯

[@rahulkashiv2299]

End game is also 3 hrs long movie... Now day hollywood also make long movie.... What is "woah " Thing??

[@Mambo-Italiano]

@@rahulkashiv2299 average American movies are around 90-120 minutes long, Endgame was a very big movie, people were invested in that movie like crazy, the makers can get away with longer runtime with those type of movies.

[@tomeff7424]

I was just surprised because I knew nothing about the movie before watching it and I didn’t expect it to be of these epic proportions 😁

[@rahulkashiv2299]

@@Mambo-Italiano yaa i know ..... In past almost all Indian movies are 3 hrs long... But now they reduced time... Now most of the Indian movies are 2 or 2.5 hrs long..... But some big movies like this are 3 hrs long.... But now hollywood make longer movies........

[@na-hg3ch]

watch more tollywood movies! you'll fall in love i can ASSURE! telugu films are ❤️GOLD(aka: BANGARAM✨🥺)

[@AidanKedzierski]

I'm trying to organize a movie night to make all of my friends watch this movie because it's a must-watch and I've only seen it alone since none of the encoRRRe showings have been in theaters near me.

[@na-hg3ch]

watch more tollywood movies! you'll fall in love i can ASSURE! telugu films are ❤️GOLD🔥

[@Revivalism23]

Where are you from

[@SaiTheMr.Consistent]

@@Revivalism23 US

[@Revivalism23]

@@SaiTheMr.Consistent i wasn't asking you but how do you know

[@SaiTheMr.Consistent]

@@Revivalism23 because encoRRRe was a event regarding the re release of RRR in USA on public demand. It is playing in selected US theatres. If you Twitter you will get know about this. RRR is the first Indian movie to get nominated in best picture category under Hollywood Critic Association.

[@chrisstone88]

The way Freddie is over the moon with watching clips of this movie is how I have felt each time I have watched this movie and I have watched it several times.

[@TheHectalion]

This was the best bromance of history. A mash up between The Predator and Top Gun bromance .

[@MarceThePunk]

I saw this movie with my family and we went so crazy like we were watching a soccer match.

[@Maolana_ModiG]

Our South indians are crazy for . Movies. They also movies Iike that.

[@DhirajKyawal]

That's the correct way of watching it!

[@tesdeng8539]

watch bahubali 1 and 2 u will go much more crazy than RRR , director of these 3 films is the SS Raja mouli

[@shekharmandad3329]

@@tesdeng8539 bro but the rollercoaster RRR made is on another level..

[@officialashish3871]

Nice movie

[@tyrionstrongjaw7729]

Man I adored this movie. It's just the best mix of wild unbelievable hype moments and a good story. Such a fun ride. They didn't let realism or rules get in the way of just telling a good story a really fun way. Pretty rare now a'days, deserves all the success

[@upskill8585]

where are u from?

[@0v_x0]

It sounds like classical myth or folklore, and there are apparently a lot of reference to mythology and cultural tropes in there. From what I've read it sounds basically like a fairy tale, all of it's story beats have a purpose, and in the tradition of storytelling it is presenting that story in an exciting and beautiful way without worrying so much about deeper logic. It's just something amazing that happens at a time in a place. It sounds great to me and it probably wouldn't have really grabbed my attention without this corridor crew video, but I've been pretty into folklore lately and it's cool to see it true to form and style in a very original modern film. I'll be going into it like an epic poem or something.

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 🤢 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@GirishAdhi1985]

U mean there is no realism in this movie?

[@YenkammaNe]

On OTT watch Telugu movies 1. Baahubali 1 2. Baahubali 2 3. SYRAA

[@chaimeansteabro_]

So there is a new documentary out now on Netflix about the making of this film, and that eye shot at 4:17 is all live. No effects. I'd love to see you do a new breakdown now that all this info is available. The tiger scene and the scale of the sets are so interesting.

[@_ac39]

I quite literally went and watched RRR after this was posted. Holy shit that movie was incredible! It was basically an entire movie 50% of the way through, and then you get a whole other incredible movie for the second half. Thanks for the recommendation, that's a new instant favorite.

[@ex-secular2250]

*RIP Those who think KGF2 is better than RRR* 😂🇮🇳

[@sagarmagar3607]

incredible shit in the end🤣🤣 and of course kgf1 2 >>>>> rrr 💩💩

[@Goofballl]

@@ex-secular2250 in my opinion kgf2 is way worse than rrr🇦🇺

[@ex-secular2250]

@@Goofballl exactly

[@sympathiser_of_Germans_in_40s]

@@ex-secular2250 now that's a username I absolutely love.

[@PeterYamasaki]

Saw THIS video yesterday morning, immediately logged onto Netflix, and watched "RRR." All I can say is, "THANK YOU!"

[@Shutupnonsense]

Please watch PUSHPA... YOU WILL LOVE IT

[@choicehunger]

I actually took your advice and went to see this in theaters with some friends. So much fun! Thanks for the recommendation

[@Spacefellow123]

When you watched this and where.

[@choicehunger]

I think it's on Netflix if nothing else, but I had a local theater that was showing it

[@ayushidubey2806]

@@choicehunger where are from?

[@psedowoodo3334]

@@ayushidubey2806 why does it matter lol. He's says he watched it , just go with it instead the interrogating the living hell out of the guy smh

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 🤢 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@covertcreator1174]

Thanks to this video, I learned the existence of this movie, told my siblings about it, watched it as soon as school was over (the family room has never been so loud at 9:30 PM), then I showed my parents. THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH!!!!! BTW, Bheem vs Ram, the final battle and pretty much the entire movie were my favorite parts.

[@ryanharrisonwarnberg6270]

I saw it in a theater in Telugu, knowing very little about what I was about to see. And I was totally floored. ALSO, can't believe I'm saying this, but of all the INSANE fight scenes in the movie, the best scene might be the dance sequence. It's that good.

[@na-hg3ch]

watch more tollywood movies! you'll fall in love i can ASSURE! telugu films are ❤️GOLD(aka: BANGARAM✨🥺)

[@na-hg3ch]

TELUGU is the language they made it in. get it? TOLLYWOOD=Telugu. it's like TELUGU+WOOD

[@shravan8848]

@@na-hg3ch plus wood uno 🤣🤣🤣

[@apcgamer2265]

@@na-hg3ch so are you saying that Hindi+wood= hollywood 🤣🤣 it was just a joke don't take it seriously

[@srimanjha5112]

@@na-hg3ch cringe but okay

[@nickjohnson02]

i didnt even watch the trailer, never heard of the show, the cast nor read any review about it at all, yet when my buddy says there is new indian movie, we goes to watch it right away, paying the overpriced ticket without any second thought, and it was legit SATISFYING AF

[@jerryp2790]

lmao the first 1/4 of this movie alone gave us better acting, better cinematography, better music, and better action than any marvel blockbuster could in its entire runtime

[@melkin_g]

@@jerryp2790 Bruh

[@mrsharma1915]

@@jerryp2790 ..ya bro 🤟

[@_UNISTAR_]

@@jerryp2790 A bit much, but it does stand true for Phase 5 at least.

[@jerryp2790]

@@_UNISTAR_ …not a bit much at all. i’m assuming you’re indian lmao y’all overrate the living hell out of marvel movies. their character dynamics are awful, their cinematography / color grading suck, their dialogues have way too many corny jokes, and none of these heroes’ feats are memorable or reach any legitimate extent. some of these i will excuse because in the end these marvel movies are meant mainly for 10 year olds and they serve as commercials for the toys, which make way more $ than the movies do. the movies themselves are mostly forgettable. not hating on marvel, god knows i’ve seen almost every single on in a theater and read more comics than i count. but compared to RRR? it’s not even remotely fair.

[@BucketOfMarbles]

After seeing RRR I don't know why I ever need to see another film ever again.

[@na-hg3ch]

watch more tollywood movies! you'll fall in love i can ASSURE! telugu films are ❤️GOLD🔥

[@BucketOfMarbles]

@@na-hg3ch I've seen the previous greatest film ever, Baahubali. What are other good ones?

[@coeur2bha]

See KGF 1&2chapter u will have the goodbump..the camera work is amazing..i tell 90%u r gone love it

[@adityasharma2603]

@@coeur2bha kgf 😂 don't tell. That kid

[@adityasharma2603]

@@BucketOfMarbles watch Vikram,ra one ,

[@joannanorthrup]

I loved this movie so hard. I have not laughed & yelled and gone away smiling from a movie like this ever. EVER!! I feel like I need to watch this again. Next time I have 3+ hours....😂 but seriously. This is the best of everything ❤️

[@snehasis1234567]

Watch Makkhi, another masterpiece from the same director, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it. While you watch, keep in mind that the movie only cost 4 million US dollars to make.

[@joshloureiro7628]

This episode convinced me to check this movie out. I was on the fence about it before hand. I love all your episodes. Keep up the fantastic work.

[@thesam27hosh]

Review it in the comments after you watched

[@rounak.mahato]

best movie of this year

[@rounak.mahato]

@@jim_from_it3261 yeah both movies are amazing

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 😆 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@PotatoMaGobinus]

I had 10 of my friends over at my house, half the guys went to pickup joints, the other half went to get wings and I set up a projector in my back yard and we watched RRR. and holy SHIT it was an AMAZING experience, shit was so funny but also genuinely good and everyone else loved it my favorite part personally was the fire intro, shit was WAY too good😭😭

[@ex-secular2250]

*RIP Those who think KGF2 is better than RRR* 😂🇮🇳

[@yoshitheheadhunter8104]

@@ex-secular2250 lmao true.

[@na-hg3ch]

watch more tollywood movies! you'll fall in love i can ASSURE! telugu films are ❤️GOLD🥺🔥

[@gatecrasher1108]

@@ex-secular2250 I can literally see how kgf has fucked u people it's success true success so obsessed ahh I can see any movie and there will be one comment negative about kgf y. some audience like u can't take that heat if some other industry breaks the barrier today it has done it. KGF forever,🖕🖕🖕have it

[@gatecrasher1108]

Gomma

[@akhilmadarasu]

I love how Tollywood is finally getting the recognition it deserves. Proud of our Telugu community :)

[@gouthamsudheer2080]

Now it's Mollywood's turn

[@prashantgowda4066]

@The Night . No one cares 🥴🤣🤣

[@bitik9847]

@@gouthamsudheer2080 They got name with shakila and reshma already 😂

[@prasannakumar8058]

KGF fanbase is most powerful fanbase of world 😎 U can't win with KGF in any aspects😀😀💥💥💥

[@bitik9847]

@@prasannakumar8058 Yes fanbase made by labourers and autowalas 😂😂😂

[@cezaryklosowicz]

Thank you Freddie! I just watched the whole movie with my friends. We had sooo much fun. And it's thanks to you, cause I first heard about RRR right here. Amazing =]

[@katherinebotuyan5918]

Just finished watching this movie with my family half an hour ago. IT IS A GLORIOUS MASTERPIECE

[@ashmitsahuu4349]

Rate the movie out of 10

[@artwizard5979]

@@ashmitsahuu4349 2

[@anshkatariya9576]

@@artwizard5979 give this rate to your father for his sperms 🤣

[@ashmitsahuu4349]

@@artwizard5979 I think are you from Pakistan 😂😂😂

[@jatinverma8037]

I would recommend you to watch baahubali 1 & 2 movies also

[@LockeTheCole]

RRR was one of the only movies I went to the theaters to see so far this year, all because of the recommendation of a reviewer I trust, and it was MUCH better than even the hype. It is amazing.

[@iamthedanger6587]

Well, I cringed(a lot). Maybe my expectations were very high.

[@itsmeadi4121]

@@iamthedanger6587 because you weren't able to understand this movie ,my friend.

[@iamthedanger6587]

@@itsmeadi4121 oh boy, even if I had one brain cell left I would still understand a south Indian movie. Please don't say 'exactly' 🥺 it would be roast of the century.

[@itsmeadi4121]

@@iamthedanger6587 indian aren't you

[@iamthedanger6587]

@@itsmeadi4121 yep

[@navneetsingh5326]

The final bow and arrow shorts are one of my favourite. A great work by Rajamouli sir. Great story, great cinematography, great use of VFX.

[@The8merp]

Thank you Freddie for evangelizing this movie. Even though I am an Indian, I typically don't watch Bollywood movies often, but thanks to your passionate words and this reaction video, I watched this movie and thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@udaygandreti6927]

FYI it's an tollywood movie not Bollywood.. just telling😅.,ur giving the credit to the wrong tree..It's a pan India movie from tollywood..thanks for enjoying our movie😊..

[@panamaboyy1]

i just finished this movie..I thought I would find it lame but it blew me away. This is my first bollywood, tollywood and im really impressed by everything I saw. Respect

[@kumarp6789]

This is NOT a Bollywood movie, you may either call it as an Indian movie or Tollywood (part of south India movie industry) movie. Appreciate your review on this.

[@panamaboyy1]

@@kumarp6789 never knew thanks

[@ivythedazzlinggirl2289]

Yeah Bollywood (Hindi movies) is watched nationally and internationally. Tollywood is watched by Telugu people..and some other people like Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam...(dubbing is done for these people to watch). I guess Tollywood is getting famous too! 🤩

[@ivythedazzlinggirl2289]

@Hello O I didn't talk about where they watch it, I just said Tollywood movies are watched by other Indians speaking different languages lol. I'm a South Indian and there are a lot of people who watch Bollywood movies in theatres and streaming platforms though- what you talking bout

[@tesdeng8539]

@lost decay im sorry your source of information is wrong , bollywood is hindi movie industry and it is for hindi speaker ,its is not national cinema ,hindi is not indias national language and not every indian speaks hindi (only 43 percent)

[@Vegeta851]

Saw this movie on Netflix. Great stuff…too bad it didn’t came out in cinemas here in Italy

[@kiranp5611]

Definitely released in bigger cities.

[@visionaryajay3459]

Didn't come.

[@shakenwolf6117]

Thank goodness you guys got your channel back.

[@Astromechnet]

What happened?!?!?

[@noahfrost225]

I love the extra Corridor Crew members in the background laughing at you guys as you react. lol

[@room156dronevids3]

RRR is such a badass movie! Love the songs and dances and the visual effects. Sucks because some people won’t watch it and they don’t know what they are missing. I’m always here on yt watching the songs. Malli’s song is so awesome and then Nacho Nacho is brilliant. Tollywood!

[@rockyroy7310]

Please also watch KGF chapter 1 & chapter 2 Absolutely masterpiece❣️

[@Animemagichere]

@@rockyroy7310 lol tatti kgf 2 Kgf 1 was far better

[@rockyroy7310]

@@Animemagichere wahi tatti tu kha kar aya h na 😂🤣😁

[@martinhcasanova]

I came back to the video to confirm that I watched it because of you. My first movie from India. It was amazing. Thanks!!!

[@Mayankmadke1234]

You should watch 3 idiots my favourite all time indian movie

[@cinemalunatic8211]

@@Mayankmadke1234 lol watching it's remake snehutudu now 😂

[@ABDULRAHMAN-ov4uj]

RRR is a shitty movie, should probably andhadhun 100x better than RRR

[@Mayankmadke1234]

@@ABDULRAHMAN-ov4uj true

[@cinemalunatic8211]

@@ABDULRAHMAN-ov4uj andhadhun Copy

[@mysteryspy7]

The interval shots where NTR holds the water pipe and pipes with water in the background were real! The director wanted the pipes to be like dancing at the background(like snakes/anacondas)! During the shoot NTR was hit by those pipes so hard over his back multiple times! Kudos to his dedication :)

[@---jt5wg]

Thank you for doing an episode of this amazing film. I was completely rocked by it, and had a ton of fun watching the analysis of a few scenes of what is definitely one of my top ten movies of all time (I never thought a NEW movie would be able to surpass some of my classic favorites).

[@Dragon-qq3kn]

I saw this and usually, i appreciate the unique genre of Bollywood/Tollywood but I never watch the films as I've always thought they were a bit too silly for me. Took you're guys' recommendations and thought I watch the first 5/10 mins to see what I thought. Ive just finished all 3 hours of the movie and I have LOVED every single moment, it's so entertaining is amazing. THANK YOU. If anyone has any doubts WATCH THIS MOVIE.

[@rebirth8096]

TOLLYWOOD TELUGU FILM INDUSTRY IS NO1 BIGGEST AND INTERNATIONAL FILM INDUSTRY OF INDIAN CINEMA BOLLYWOOD COPYWOOD HINDI BULLSHIT

[@rebirth8096]

@@jim_from_it3261 BOLLYWOOD COPYWOOD HINDI LANGUAGE CINEMA WORST MOVIES MAKERS OF INDIAN CINEMA TOLLYWOOD TELUGU FILM INDUSTRY IS NO1 BIGGEST AND INTERNATIONAL FILM INDUSTRY OF INDIAN CINEMA 🔥

[@bitik9847]

bollywood is cringe dances and waste films. Tollywood is the real deal!

[@u_gona_get_addictive]

@@rebirth8096 no one industries? So rrr and Bahubali just makes it no 1 industry 😂😂

[@putinchicharussiawale86]

@@rebirth8096whole south

[@bradleystevens4618]

Some friends and I were in Austin for an event that got cancelled ~3 weeks ago, and that night one of the Alamo Drafthouses was playing RRR for just that night, so we all went. Easily the best theatrical experience I've had in years. Many moments of "bad CG", but like how can you even fault it? Like you said, they play to their strengths and allow the CG to be "bad"/unrealistic in parts where it's just a fun time and it doesn't matter, but it's always superb and non-intrusive during important character moments. Super super well done. And to boot, a movie that has something to say. Disney could never.

[@donquixote7785]

Thanks for appreciating man. Just to put perspective here, Black Widow's budget was 200 million USD, while RRR's budget was 72 million USD.

[@ashishhembrom3905]

Also, some of the studios shut down during the pandemic and the project had to given to different studios with a dead line. For what it became, I'm glad it is what it is.

[@ashishhembrom3905]

@@donquixote7785 that just mean artist got paid less lol. And I'm not even including the logistics. Just the salary.

[@donquixote7785]

@@ashishhembrom3905 No idea bro, how the budget constraints work. All I can say is that if more money was spent, it would have looked more real. Perhaps I compared with wrong movie. Take Life of Pi for example, reasonable budget friendly cast, running time 2 hours and still budget of about 120m USD in 2012 which would be about 150m today.

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 🥴 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@Neverfate]

RRR was such a great movie. Really excited for this breakdown. Also shout out to Patrick H Willems on youtube for making a video about RRR about a month ago. Definitely go check out that video (if you're on the fence or have already watched RRR) because it breaks down why the story beats are so awesome

[@francesbartlett4672]

Thanks for the awesome details on the CGI. I heard about RRR thanks to an interview Chris Gore did for Film Courage. I've watched it three times. I'm obsessed. I still cry. I cheer. I can't get enough of the soundtrack.

[@bowlerhatfilmsandreviews2778]

I really loved this movie and was worried I was only one who saw it on Netflix so to find out it’s a global blockbuster and to see more of my favorite content creators like you guys do videos on it is extremely satisfying. Plus means I get to see more of those amazing visuals so extra awesome

[@vinayrawat4153]

Watch andhadhun movie

[@javier032492]

This movie is on netflix! Cant wait to watch it tonight!

[@na-hg3ch]

watch more tollywood movies! you'll fall in love i can ASSURE! telugu films are ❤️GOLD(aka: BANGARAM✨🥺)

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 😆 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@rubanvishnupandian1713]

Glad to see you've mentioned an important point at 12:47 - Delayed title card. Instead of conventionally placing it at the start, we are teased by three different "fake" title cards - Story, Fire and Water. Those perfectly explain the context and build a sense of suspense and when we are completely engrossed in the sheer brilliance of the bridge scene, we get the title card out of nowhere and that was such a treat to watch on the big screen. I can't even imagine how the director was able to turn a seemingly insignificant title card into such a satisfying, euphoric scene to watch. Unreal stuff!!

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

The stoRy, The fiRe, The wateR

[@GeerHedVR]

started watching this video, stopped it, watched the movie on Netflix.. loved it, came back to finish the video. Thanks guys, I'm gonna watch the other 2 movies the director made. Slow Clap!

[@yokesh1616]

You mean bahubali 1 and 2

[@GeerHedVR]

@@yokesh1616 yup! I watched the first one, half way the through the 2nd, they are very long movies! But I and enjoying the style of the stories they are telling. Very through.

[@venkatk6499]

Watch his previous movies like 'Eega', 'Magadheera'.... You will have another favourite list of movies in your bucket. He directed total of 12 movies in Tollywood and all of them were blockbusters..

[@GeerHedVR]

@@venkatk6499, ooooo! thank you for the list! I WILL check them out.

[@thomsonjoy8444]

Also try to watch K. G. F part 1 & 2... Both are amazing movies

[@tubeyoujacob]

The Eye shot, you should hear what the VFX Supervisor Pete had to say for it. It is not completely VFX !

[@dRoscoAZ]

We seriously need to learn from Tollywood here. Next level epic. Blows every "blockbuster" HW has produced completely out of the water. No comparison. People ain't lying, this film is 11/10 masterpiece!!!

[@orangeblue01]

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[@knowitall1005]

@@zuki9537 Lol only to those whp didn't know about telugu freedom fighters..it hasnt had to do anything to do with mythology And its true that sitaram raju used to raid arms amd weapons amd had to disguise as lord rama...and it was fictional inspiration of those real life telugu freedom fighters as the whole story is fictional inspiration.. So as bheem characters was inspired from konkan bheem who also was the telugu freedom fight4ter...both of them existed at different times in history and never met in real life ...but this movie is kind of those "what ifs" taking inspiration from real life freedom fighters and also paying respect and homage to them in form of movie ...but a lot of north indians had no idea bout all this and they think it has something to do with religion..and ram's wife name was sita ..bcs the freedom fighter's name was " alluri sitaramraju"..not lord rama and sita but some people may take that way and it jad no religious agendas ...it has no harm like in india its common for people to compare an ideal couple to sita ram atleast in last century

[@saisamarthk2488]

@@knowitall1005 I agree that most of the North Indians don't know that it is a fictional story based on two real freedom fighters but in the movie the climax scenes were inspired from Indian history where Sita Rama Raju is shown as lord Ram and Bheem is shown as lord Hanuman because Bheem 's character is slightly similar to lord Hanuman's character that is very powerful yet innocent and also if you observe the BGM in the climax ( Ramam raghavan) and some dialogues exactly depicts the history. The director Rajamouli has so much love for the Indian history and if you see all of his 12 movies somewhere at the middle most of the scenes were inspired from Indian history the ramayan and Mahabharatam.

[@snehasis1234567]

Watch Makkhi, another masterpiece from the same director, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it. While you watch, keep in mind that the movie only cost 4 million US dollars to make.

[@impressivehacker1368]

Sir if you liked rrr you can also waths bahubali it is anotther gem from india

[@riteakki7583]

From the bottom of my heart, thank you @Corridor Digital. For many reason, but here are the two biggest ones for me: 1. For opening my eyes to the hard work, creativity, and craft that goes into visual/practical effects in films. Without you, I wouldn’t be giving these professionals the admiration they deserve. 2. For helping me accept my pride for Indian films. I enjoyed them, but whenever I tried showing friends they could only remember the “absurdity” from it. Having watched your videos for about a year now, seeing TV shows or movies has never been the same… in a good way! I can appreciate all the details I was blind to before, I can put words to why certain scenes stand out so much, I can explain how some shots work better than others. And I am in no way involved with the film industry! It’s amazing how your channel has the unique ability to teach everyone from any level of knowledge and from any field. As I sat in theaters (2 times) watching this movie, I genuinely felt it was a more enjoyable experience thank to the “curtain” you guys pulled back on film making. Thank you! Growing up, it was hard for me to share my love for Indian cinema with my American friends around me. On one hand, I knew I liked the movies for a reason. But on the other hand, I could see how they would laugh at the movies for being so absurd at times. However, your series shining on spotlight on Bollywood (and all the other -woods) helped it finally click in my head! The movies aren’t trying to compare to other western film, it’s a different genre. Action with more of an anime feel, a bigger suspension of belief for bigger payoffs. Your work means a lot to me, and I hope you guys can continue for a very very long time. Thank you!

[@solivagantgirl]

👏👏👏💖💖

[@McCelu]

this was the first time i watched this kind of movie and now i am absolutely obsessed it is the single most amazing thing I've seen

[@servingitcold5107]

You’d love Bahubali 1 and 2 from the same director.

[@McCelu]

@@servingitcold5107 thank you sm for the recommendation, i will definitely check them out!

[@mandycarter7094]

I just watched this movie on Netflix. It was the best (end of my seat) action movie I have seen in a while...seriously exciting! I will be watching this one again...thats for sure! 3hours-5minutes long and not one boring second.👍❤️

[@XbLMattL117]

The prison escape scene was my favourite moment. I was home sick from work and put RRR on with no context other than it was a Bollywood movie with some crazy beats and I was not disappointed!!

[@pokemonitishere202]

RRR is not a Bollywood film. It's a Telugu🔥 language film from Tollywood

[@buzztube1738]

It's not a bollywood movie it's an telugu movie

[@nighthawk5576]

Its not Bollywood it's tollywood

[@ex-secular2250]

*RIP Those who think KGF2 is better than RRR* 😂🇮🇳 btw it's not a Bollywood movie please don't compare us to that shittt industry

[@robertproxy3678]

Bollywood is the reason why india is getting so much stereotyped,don't compare this masterpiece with bollywood.its telugu movie

[@tds613]

It is really apprecitable that the foreigners are knowing that Bollywood is not the only industry in India

[@adarshpandey8023]

Nobody care about bollywood in even India too these days..

[@cashwin45]

@@adarshpandey8023 I mean, Bollywood can be good, it's just that their good films definitely aren't the same type of genre as Tollywood films because the fact is Tollywood is *far* better at masala films (in general, there are exceptions though).

[@ShivamChauhan-ze5tz]

Even we hindi audience hate bullywood and their shitty propoganda against our culture.

[@yugandharbeesetty905]

Thanks to Rajamouli for that.

[@bitik9847]

This is Telugu Film made for Telugu people. Our Etnicity consists of 8% of India with 120 million Population. We have history of 100 years. Call it Tollywood (Telugu).

[@HRKei]

RRR is a perfect example for the world audience to understand how it feels like communal viewing experience in India.

[@hejalll]

This is unrelated but hasn't Sam lost some weight from the looks of it? Suits him.

[@DavidLZ63]

I've been to movies with all types of crowds in my 50+ years of life, but since I started going to Tolly and Kollywood movies I've never experienced so much joy. My friend and I are almost always the only non Indian's and the crowds have always been welcoming (unlike other foreign film crowds). They are puzzled sometimes asking why we are there but in Triple R's case when I told people I had been waiting 2 years for the movie, they lit up. The only thing I've never gotten is confetti cannons. Boo Cinemark. Even though Triple R and Rajni films have cost me as much as $30 US, because of the movies and the crowds, the experience is worth every penny

[@achalkhare3962]

@@DavidLZ63 In the past used to throw coins at the screen when their favourite actor/actress came on screen or some epic dialogue was said, but the fans in especially southern Indian theatres stick to confetti cannons or torn pieces of paper.

[@DavidLZ63]

@@achalkhare3962 I saw footage from South India of when Bheem made his entrance, now that was a lot of paper of types🎉🎊. Just once I want that. 🙂 Now throwing coins that's on another level. Wow

[@JJ-zp9vr]

Copy from Tarzan legend of the jungle

[@fukun001]

Wow... Even I haven't noticed such detail perfection on each shots. Now my respect for Rajamauli has increased by many folds. Even with the given budget he could pull off something that perfect which even the MCU movies couldn't. Now imagine what he can do with the backing of MCU

[@Kalankit5409]

He will add some dance numbers 🔥🔥

[@AndyGilleand]

By the way, you're right about CG fire needing to look overexposed, but ONLY in SDR. In HDR, there should be enough dynamic range to show the detail of the flames without clipping to white. Just make sure the flames look VERY bright against the surrounding stuff. Mad Max Fury Road is a perfect example of how to do fire in HDR.

[@mmgringoire2]

I showed my mom this video and we said we would watch it. I came home from work and she confessed she had watched the first half already. She was only planning on watching a couple minutes but got hooked.😆 We watched the first half together so I could catch up. You guys are right! This movie is AMAZING!!!! This comment is already too long so I won't go into all the reasons I love it.We are watching the second half tonight. UPDATE: Just finished the movie and LOVED it!!! Thank you for reviewing and introducing us to this epic film.🤩🤩🤩 Will definitely watch this a few more times for the next couple weeks😁

[@snehasis1234567]

Watch Makkhi, another masterpiece from the same director, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it. While you watch, keep in mind that the movie only cost 4 million US dollars to make.

[@dr.khwajarafi9464]

For the interval sequence with animals rajamouli shot for around 65 nights, each night they spent around 75lakhs for the shoot itself... In that interval sequence they had to imagine animals were there n fight accordingly, for that to happen n so that each n every background artist to be in sync with the CG animals rajamouli employed different tactics while shooting which were not even used in Hollywood movies, a) for bear they used a person wearing green blanket, since the movement of bear is slow similar to a human being... b)For shots with tiger, tiger moves much faster than humans, so they can't just place a human with green blanket, so rajamouli positioned laser lights following the head position of the tiger, so that camera man n actors can imagine the position of tiger n act accordingly. c) for wolves they used dogs which were trained to catch a ball, while shooting the sequence they randomly throw the balls in middle of men, so the dogs chase the balls, in that way rajamouli captured peoples reactions to wolves, later on during CG he replaced the dogs with wolves... d) for other fast moving animals like deers, they used remote controlled cars moving in between the actors.... Rajamouli in an interview said in Hollywood movies they get to use very expensive cameras n equipment to get these kind of shots coz they have such huge budgets, but to attempt such shots in limited budget we hv to innovate things (jugaad) to get these shots for a minimal budget... One such innovation is using laser lights to represent animal's head movements, he took the help of IT students to place laser lights where required.. Rajamouli says the reason y most of the times we fail to get the animal shots right is animals in real life move at a fast speed any human could imagine, first we shoot the humans part n then we animate animals, so humans imagine animal coming towards them n act accordingly, but in his imagination animal moves slowly, so while animating animator has to slow down the animal's movements to keep sync with human's reactions, ultimately making the animal move slow, which looks fake for us, for this film what he did is he animated animal shots first n then placed laser lights on the set to reflect animals moving n then shot the scenes... He literally made humans run faster n faster, even in the making video named "Roar of RRR" we can hear him screeming "faster, faster" to Jr.NTR while shooting his intro scene😂😂 For that fire crackers scene he could hv done everything in CG but he chose to go with real fire crackers placed on threads, n later on he enhanced it in CG... There was even a mishap where one fire cracker changed its course n went so close to Ram charan's eye, later in an interview Ram charan jovially said that he was looking for the thread after the scene, he was scared later on realising that there was no thread beside his eye😂😂😂.. Rajamouli explains that we should get 80% of the shot by using real props (fire, smokes, wires, miniatures, fire crackers, water hoses etc), then we should enhance it by CG, if we do everything on CG it looks fake...

[@sinkalita]

my god that was long 🔥

[@_UNISTAR_]

Thank you for all this.

[@dr.khwajarafi9464]

@@_UNISTAR_ ❤️

[@91873delete]

Wow man you totally researched the movie to get to PHd level on this movie making

[@hemantt8435]

@@91873delete it was mentioned in an interview, a really long one

[@2324340]

i am an indian and i just loved how you appreciated all the intricacies that goes behind the shots and how some of them are staple to the tollywood/bollywood.

[@Bafu_0007]

The best part about rrr that makes it better than other new movies is that there’s a perfect balance of cgi, storytelling and action.everything is planned to perfection

[@Maolana_ModiG]

Are u indian?

[@snehasis1234567]

Watch Makkhi, another masterpiece from the same director, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it. While you watch, keep in mind that the movie only cost 4 million US dollars to make.

[@simplyher]

I have never in my life LOVE an action film! But it's not just action, it's romantic, it's comedy, it's just EVERYTHING. I first saw this when my dad was watching bc he said it was an action film and he loves those film. First scene I saw was when Bheem trying to help Ram for his snake bite THEN I JUST COULDN'T SLEEP. The whole fight scene was flawless, every scene is not a waste. Now I'm on my 6th rewatch! RRR is my new standard of film and should be everyone's

[@lostsoul4215]

It is called multi genre commercial movie which is very common in India. Thanks to OTT platforms like Netflix,Prime etc is it is now available to people outside India as well.

[@Z71990]

Its called Masala fim, a genre unique to India

[@divineflu34567]

​@@lostsoul4215 masala movies is the name

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 😆 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@bangalorerocks1427]

@@prashantgowda4066 first respect all movies man.. every movie is different .. people will have different taste... Some of them will not like too much violence....hope you understand

[@JalizScanlanProductions]

I saw this first and then Bahubali. Bahubali 1 & 2 are probably my fav movies hands down. Amazing story and character development and the VFX for it being made 6+ years ago blows my mind.

[@arjunraj823]

Same director , same crew of RRR created Bahubali.

[@sanjaymandal6572]

Its not Bollywood , its a Telugu language movie from southern India. Bollywood only represents Hindi speaking region.

[@JalizScanlanProductions]

@@sanjaymandal6572 I appreciate the correction, my bad.

[@JalizScanlanProductions]

@@arjunraj823 Completely understand. I just enjoyed the first movies a little more but only a little. lol

[@sourabhjain9391]

I used to think Thor's Entry in the battle of Wakanda was the best entry for an actor in any movie, but here the Entry of NTR with all the animals is the biggest entry scene of all time

[@panyarou]

On behalf of everyone...can we get a part two of the Corridor Crew reacting to RRR?

[@TarunKumar-vp6wi]

Yes!!

[@PontusWelin]

I literally paused this to go watch RRR. It was AMAZING! Do as Freddie says and go watch it already!

[@KingSargaroth]

Same, though I paused it at the first 3 minutes to go watch it, thankfully

[@sumitno10]

Same

[@Swipewithanand]

Hii 👋👋i recommend u to watch KGF both parts .....I am sure that u are going to love it , it's another masterpiece.

[@sumitno10]

@@Swipewithanand kgf 2 is terrible I literally felt sleepy watching the movie in theater but couldn't even sleep because of the damn loud bgm. My worst cinema experience ever

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 😆 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@creamoftomatosoup]

We watched it last week. I can’t stop thinking about it!! So much film per film. The action is incredible and the friendship is so infectious.

[@Dharmic_Republic_of_Bharat]

If you can't watch Bahubali then go for it . Bahubali 1 &2 is thunderbuster ., an epic masterpiece .

[@Extrify_]

@@Dharmic_Republic_of_Bharat are bhai terko kisine paise diye h kya Usko dekhna hogaa to vo khud dekh lege Sab jge jakhar kyu bol rha

[@Kalankit5409]

@@Dharmic_Republic_of_Bharat free ka promotion mat kar

[@Murisame]

I showed this movie to my mate during his bachelor party. The boys lost their MINDS!!!

[@kaden9572]

Honestly, it's now my top 3 movies. I had THE biggest smile on my face the whole 3+ hours

[@ssc1691]

Woww😍😍🥰

[@ayushkaudiyal955]

what are you others two ?

[@dhruvbharija172]

You need to watch good movies than

[@manthansharma4835]

@@dhruvbharija172 the point is this movies are very unique and creative to them just like how much out of the box anime like ghost in the shell and movies like inception are for us. When they went to theatre they were not prepared to experience world War for bhaichaara( basically love, brotherhood,nationalism)...and they loved the chaos which we Indians are used to..

[@doomsday3130]

.

[@perrodetokio]

I found it in Netflix. I gave it a shot... OH.MY.GOD. It was excellent! Not ONE second of this long, long movie was a waste! ❤

[@prasannakumar8058]

KGF fanbase is most powerful fanbase of world 😎 U can't win with KGF in any aspects😀😀💥💥💥

[@u_gona_get_addictive]

@@prasannakumar8058 no one knows kgf 😂 Only for Indian chapri

[@navyasingh1249]

@@u_gona_get_addictive lol

[@dr.kaustubhkulkarni1578]

In India we call this movie as 'chutiya' movie, means over the top movie.

[@prachisharma444]

@@dr.kaustubhkulkarni1578 No we don't. Instead in India we call people like you *Chutiya* .

[@winterinkabul]

Mad props to showing more people about how talented these guys are. Definitely watching this movie

[@dunkyoreo]

Now that Natu Natu has won the Golden Globe, I would love to see the extended vfx breakdown on youtube please

[@oopajf61]

One thing that goes unappreciated is how fucking insane both actor's physique actually is.

[@kiranp5611]

It's not at all impressive. At least 3/4 out of 10 actors these days are getting buffed up in Indian cinema. So we are like getting used to it.

[@xxcronomaxx7986]

Dude Charan went from Bulky weightlifting guy in the start of the movie to a Lean muscular calisthenics guy in the end of the movie

[@Lingesh_32]

Yeah, just in movie , the director SS Rajamouli draws all the juice out of the actors , physically n mentally, for his one movie, so only we get that kinda grand output n success, but after the movie particular actors body or looks gets worse , they loose their charm , Eg : he has done another global phenomenon called Bahubali, the lead actor of that movie, Prabhas, the shape n look he hd in Bahubali was outstanding, bcoz of tht now his charm on his face hs gone down the drain

[@xxcronomaxx7986]

@@Lingesh_32 Prabhas took steroids for Bahubali and stopped working our after that flim, thats why he has health problems now. Rana Daggubati also took it, but still maintains with his regular workouts

[@dhruvbharija172]

It was cgi

[@1lucia]

Just watched it because of you guys, what a GREAT movie. I recommended everybody to watch it, it truly has a great story and is a great fun to watch. They are right, definently get a lot of people to watch it.

[@Arjun-jt8hl]

where are you from?

[@1lucia]

@@Arjun-jt8hl germany :)

[@prashantgowda4066]

Vikram = stupid 💩 Bahubali = Garbage 🤮 Pushpa = Nonsense 🤣 RRR = Waste 😆 Avengers and Avatar = Useless 😂 Only KGF🔥🤙Bigger than Hollywood 😎🔥

[@TheTaintedWisdom]

17:53 - Haven't watched this before but notice even the elements in the background corresponding to the characters. The fire guy has a full-on fire behind him when he goes into the fight (albeit off to the left), the water guy has the pool of fountain water behind him. The fire guy has fireworks swirling around chaoticlly with streams of sparks and smoke, the water guy has hoses going wild spraying streams of water. When the two do their flips into one-another the fire guy's torch flames extend much further to visually reflect the stream of water from the water guy's hose.

[@Tat.Tvamm.Asi.......]

Thanks for appreciating my work. Your words are more than an award for me and my team.

[@AdelleOverton]

I watched RRR immediately after watching this. I'm blown away! I was on the edge of my seat the whole 3 hours! Thank you so much! 🙏 I'll definitely be rewatching it many, many more times! 😁💜💜💜

[@ex-secular2250]

*RIP Those who think KGF2 is better than RRR* 😂🇮🇳

[@DanDanDoe]

EX-SECULAR Why do you comment this to every single comment?

[@GauravSharma-dy8xv]

​@@DanDanDoe he hates kgf too much😂

[@kingkjgamer8819]

@@ex-secular2250 kgf emotions

[@cherubic6223]

@@ex-secular2250 Vikram is better than both of them

[@MakerMaddox]

Ok... when you said it was on netflix I was like, "cool, I'll finally get to watch one of these". How did you not mention this was gonna be my new favorite movie 🤣🤣🤣

[@MakerMaddox]

@Glitch In The Matrix I watched the subtitled one. I know I can't understand the language but I feel like the emotion is communicated better hearing the actual sounds and then reading what they're saying. Though, if I'm not mistaken, it was already dubbed to hindi, no?

[@hempar9612]

@@MakerMaddox yes

[@akelawonder8267]

@Glitch In The Matrix the movie is set in British rule... So English is also used in the film...and for Hindi language ther is no complexity in dailogues so you can understand subtitles very well...the hype is real...you can share your thoughts after watching the film

[@Agniii]

RRR is the 1st movie I have seen in theatres 3 times since The Dark Knight. Greatest action movie of the last 20 years along with Mad Max Fury Road.

[@karunasagarlal293]

Thanks for appreciating. At the same time it’s very important to give credits to the industry from where the movie came from. Please remember word TOLLYWOOD. You have to listen it so many times in future. Thanks to Rajamouli sir👏