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RRR Movie Description:
RRR is a 2022 Indian Telugu-language epic action drama film directed by S. S. Rajamouli, who wrote the film with V. Vijayendra Prasad. It was produced by D. V. V. Danayya of DVV Entertainment. The film stars N. T. Rama Rao Jr., Ram Charan, Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody, and Olivia Morris. It centers around two real-life Indian revolutionaries, Alluri Sitarama Raju (Charan) and Komaram Bheem (Rama Rao), and their fight against the British Raj. Set in the 1920s, the plot explores the undocumented period in their lives when both the revolutionaries chose to go into obscurity before they began the fight for their country.
Rajamouli came across stories about the lives of Rama Raju and Bheem and connected the coincidences between them, imagining what would have happened had they met, and been friends.
Made on a budget of ₹550 crore ($72 million), RRR is the most expensive Indian film to date. The film was initially scheduled for theatrical release on 30 July 2020, which was postponed multiple times due to production delays and the pandemic. RRR was released theatrically on 25 March 2022, and received universal acclaim for Rajamouli's direction, cast performances (particularly Rama Rao and Charan), soundtrack, action sequences, cinematography, VFX, and writing. With ₹240 crore (US$30 million) worldwide on its first day, RRR broke the record for the highest opening-day collection earned by an Indian film. RRR emerged as the highest-grossing film in its home market of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, grossing over ₹415 crore (US$52 million) and surpassing Rajamouli's previous film Baahubali 2. The film grossed ₹1,200 crore (US$150-160 million) worldwide, setting several box office records for an Indian film, including the third-highest-grossing Indian film and second highest-grossing Telugu film worldwide. RRR was nominated in three categories at the 47th Saturn Awards and won the Best International Film award.
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[@HelloMellowXVI]

Now, click here helixsleep.com/mellverse for up to $200 off your Helix Sleep mattress plus two free pillows! Edit: You all really took this video way too damn serious. You all made it seem like I was picking on this movie when I wasn't. It's like barely any of yall got a sense of humor. I understand we're from different cultures. But there are some things that should just be common sense. Got people bitching and crying at me about me laughing at the action like I thought it was funny. I didn't think it was funny, I laugh when I get Hype. If yall watch any other video of me watching an action movie, yall would see that. Yall acting like yall never got hype or excited about something before. It's a normal damn emotion and reaction. You smile or laugh or cheer. You all completely misunderstood this video, and it is sad.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Great choice

[@Only1You_]

Nice

[@kiranjayadev1664]

This is a Tollywood movie based in Hyderabad. Bollywood is another movie industry based in Mumbai.

[@prorider5113]

Bro react bahubali and eega same director for best experiance

[@kimsanyt]

Watch bahubali 1 and 2 ...same director

[@sumeetsinha8835]

In Indian culture we respect everyone, we call uncle, aunt, sister, grandpa or grandmother according to a person's age, even if they are not related, we don't call our elders with name, either we add a ji after the name or uncle, brother etc.

[@tourkix6314]

All Asians

[@PradeepKumar-vy8ey]

@@tourkix6314Yes all asian... But I don't know why European and western have such manner.. 😂😂 and even after they think them self as High class and morden 😂😂😂

[@AllhaSuarwala]

We say agyan ଆଜ୍ଞା in Odia language.

[@kekwpepega553]

Same here in Arab Culture

[@dlilwon]

Same in Nigeria

[@prathamsaha16]

Editor did a good job..... Definitely deserves a raise 🤧

[@kbpanchal22]

I thought RRR is Reacting to Both Commentators 😂

[@sloverb8428]

110%

[@kalllpesh]

I think YOU are the Editor !!!😄😄😄😄

[@prathamsaha16]

@@kalllpesh yep texting from a different account... LoL

[@StormSatya]

++

[@cherryravi223]

This movie not from bollywood, it's from tollywood 🔥

[@kamalsingh7483]

Call it an indian movie that is when we will known

[@cherryravi223]

@@kamalsingh7483 U promote so called bollywood movies are Indian movies,we don't have to,we know and the whole world know that it is indian movie Iam giving clarity that from where this movie made up that's it 👍

[@kamalsingh7483]

@@cherryravi223 ya thats right brother🙏

[@ranjanmahato9545]

I thought tollywood is from Indian ,but now I got it tollywood is not a Indian

[@spidey2871]

@@kamalsingh7483 bollywood got no content now so you are calling tollywood movie as indian movie.....RRR with 500cr done an amazing job.... Brahmastra with 500cr 👽 shivaa,shiva,shiva,shivaaaaa🤣

[@My_Rigga_Toni]

56:22 "This is the bullet which is more valuable than an Indian's life. Return it to him, Bheem. Let him keep it in his heart." was a *BAR* 🔥🔥🔥

[@GoodnamesRgone-gw6vv]

Ikrrrr !!! The whole movie is so amazingly executed! Its an absolute gem of a movie!!

[@CoolSingh-io7vp]

u indian brother? @riggatoni

[@thunderspear2251]

I just realized how poetic the Governer's wife's death is, given the earlier scene with the whip. The regular whip wasn't "good enough" for her, so she gave him a barbed whip to make Bheem suffer more. And in the end, she met her end in a cocoon of barbed wire.

[@chaitanyapatel1946]

This is a perfect example of how americans don't know any close relationship other than a romantic one. For them, every type of touch has a romantic tone - especially between males.

[@legendswarble2845]

Part of that, I think, is that there used to be very strict mandates enforced by law in America to prevent anything that could be considered queer so men couldn't even touch in some films or shows. Now, us Americans are really sensitive to that stuff because of the lingering affects. It's still hard to have close same gender friendships in media without having to "No homo" it. As if it would be bad if it was 🙄. We're slowly getting there, having a mix of friendships and romances and healthier attitudes about an open expression of caring, especially among men

[@risecoachingclass8877]

Absolutely agree, they just ruined the beauty of the movie, I am the first one to press the dislike button...

[@celestinebuendia]

In my opinion, it’s actually a positive thing to interpret close same-sex relationships as possibly romantic with EQUAL frequency as you would opposite-sex ones. That’s just breaking down biases, and if it doesn’t turn out that way, no harm done. Especially when queer relationships still have a long way to go representation-wise in India, it never hurts to hope. Saying that Americans interpret everything as romantic “especially between males” is so false because of widespread homophobia. Considering the possibility that two men are in love is really too much of a rarity among the general public.

[@chaitanyapatel1946]

@@celestinebuendia Romantic relationship is a very personal thing. It should never be a default assumption without strong evidence(s). Co-ed friendships are uncommon in India solely because people assume a romantic tone between every cross gender friendship, and that puts people in a very defensive position in their approach to such friendships. Doing the same for same-gender friendship would be detrimental to social health of the society.

[@nikkisumesh]

Literally male friendships are so sexualized there, in Asia tho it is more common

[@dr.khwajarafi9464]

Few easter eggs and fun facts of RRR: 1) Both the characters Raju and Bheem were inspired from 2 real indian freedom fighters and revolutionists from indian history, Alluri seeta rama raju from andhra pradesh and Komuram bheem from telangana, ie, from the two telugu speaking states, in history both of them Raju and bheem were from same timeline but never met each other in reality, in original history they both went missing for 4 years during this 1920 time period, no one knows where they went and what they did, but after 4 years they both returned to their villages and fought their own fights and both sacrificed their lives for our country, Director rajamouli hv woven a fictional story that what happens if they met each other, and exchange their ideas and ideologies in the time period they went missing... That's how this movie was born.... This movie is about India's freedom from british rule, this movie was about friendship between 2 states... 2) When bahubali was released many people began to nitpick about small things in the movie, they began to look for flaws, one such flaw which was pointed out by many people is the iconic scene where prabhas makes the huge jump in the waterfall, many pointed out that he should take a run up to make such a huge jump, instead he just jumps from the edge, thats the reason y in RRR When ram and bheem meet for the 1st time, to rescue the kid under the bridge while they jump down the bridge they take a run up in rajamouli style with a horse n a bike🤣🤣 guess what rajamouli learns from his mistakes, even in the same scene we can see ram charan takes a flag dips it in the water n makes it wet before he throws it to jr NTR, so that when jr NTR wraps it around it won't catch fire 🔥🔥... The imagination n brilliance of rajamouli sir🔥🔥 Respect👍👍 3) Unlike many other indian movies which involve english actors, in RRR we find the performances of english actors far better, that's because rajamouli approached professionals, the one who played Scott is "Ray Stevenson" one who acted in "Thor" movies, one who played lady Scott is "Alison doody" the lead actress from indiana jones.... 4) The sets u can see in nacho nacho or naatu naatu song, the palace behind is actually President's palace in Ukraine..After finishing the movie n returning to india, war was started in ukraine.... 5) When ram captures bheem's clan member, he catches a snake n attacks ram even though he is tied, that man catching the snake is justified coz they r gond tribals, they know everything abt every animal, how to trap and catch them, n how to treat animal attacks using natural ayurvedic remedies, since they were born n brought up in jungle along with those animals n plants, that's how even jr NTR is able to tame n control the animals during interval sequence.... 6) That song jr NTR sings while being whipped "komaram bheemudo", *few* non indian and north indian audience may find the song lil distasteful because they r unaware of the importance of the song, the gond tribe (the telangana people) who faced many tortures under the nijam rule, hv developed a habit of singing folklore songs explaining their pain n oppression for years, these songs kind of made those people stronger n revolt against nijams, similarly at the end of the song people revolt, even now a days these songs r famous in Telangana area, we andhra n telangana people r familiar with such songs, but north indian n non indian audience may not hv any idea abt it, even the song komaram bheemudo was written by one of the famous revolutionary singer from telangana area, if u concentrate on the lyrics of the song we can feel the oppression his people r facing.... 7) the subtext or easter egg about the "Barbed whip" that lady scott threw to torture jr NTR is that in the climax when the Scott's empire blows up when lady scott died we can see her body hanging in "Barbed wires" implying that she finally got what she deserved.... "karma is a bitch"🤭🤭🤣 8) near the climax when jr NTR knocks on the floor to find ram who was imprisoned in the ground, he actually knocks the same beats of Nacho Nacho song, so that only ram charan could recognise it's him rather than other possible prisoners, ram charan also reciprocates by knocking the same beat of nacho nacho, even in the earlier scene when ram charam is bit by snake he plays the same beats to communicate with jr NTR, the cinematic brilliance of rajamouli for using a song in so many ways giving easter eggs all the way around is lit🔥🔥🔥 hatsoff to rajamouli 🙏 9) In a scene where they show the security measures of the palace they had 2 doors at entrance, only after closing the 1st door they will open 2nd door, if we observe both the doors clearly and also if we listen to the creek sounds of both doors, we would know the outer door is a wooden one, and the inner door is a metal one, so to rescue malli they can break the outer door but they can't break the inner door, that's the reason y the character jhangu climbs a tree and listens for the 2nd door to open to rescue malli in interval scene... Every small detail in this movie is well planned and well executed... 10) the scene about bheem carrying ram in the climax sequence may seem a bit overemphasized, but even earlier in the film in dosti song there was a shot giving easter eggs, where we can see jr ntr doing squats on the ground lifting ram charan, then ram charan does pull ups holding a tree branch, this way rajamouli is planting an idea subconsciously to his audience that jr ntr got lower body strength n ram charan got upper body strength... So that audience get convinced during the climax scene where bheem carries ram... Even the scene seems physically impossible, rajamouli never hesitates to show his ideas n imaginations in the most convincing way possible, that scene may be impossible but u could never find any other director pulling of such a scene in any film like rajamouli... Respect.... 11) The same way In climax fight sequence bheem lifting a bike looks over the top for sure, but do u know those bikes were actually used during second world war time so that in any unforeseen situation during war the soldiers can actually carry the bikes, those bikes weight around 55kgs only, i agree that even 55 kg bike travelling at 50kmph velocity is difficult to be lifted... But look at the way it was imagined, presented,picturized, the mesmerising cinematography in that scene, the kind of goosebumps it gave us, we should watch the movie for its epicness, rather than being nitpicky about everything.... 12) At the climax that transformation of ram charan🔥🔥, many people thought that was sree ram's avatar, there are many indian purana's references to the movie for sure but its not only sree ram's avatar, it is also about the original look of Alluri seeta rama raju (the freedom fighter ram charan was playing), alluri seeta rama raju in history was well learnt man who wears those kashayam clothes fights with bow n arrows, probably the best archer india has ever had, he fought against britishers he got weapons n guns by attacking police stations n british camps, he used the same weapons to attack britishers with his trusted men... Even he was shot dead by britishers in the freedom struggle... Legend says that britishers put around 100 bullets in his body n ruthlessly killed him... At the end of the film rajamouli showed ram n bheem in their original looks ram wearing kashayam clothes, with long hair n beard, bheem with a pagdi on his head n those clothes gond people used to wear... 13) the final RRR fact, 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....

[@rajputanarifal428]

This comment is amazing,, thanks for sharing that much information bro!!!

[@dr.khwajarafi9464]

@@rajputanarifal428 Thank you for recognising bro😊

[@Nisha_km]

Thanks bro

[@gramnegativee]

That was a whole lot of amazing info...thnks 👏

[@drgopsetti]

Thanks for great lot of information about movie taking. It cleared lot of questions & doubts for all🙏🏾

[@JamesASharp]

This film is a 10 out of 10. Wild, over the top, and highly entertaining. Great reaction! 👍🏿👍🏿

[@PradeepKumar-vy8ey]

James but you know that , this is the reality what Britishers did with Indian..they literally don't have heart when I saw the movie as a Indian I am literally full of Anger but at the same time I am emotional too..In today's world people saw this movie for the entertainment purposes only but this is the reality how Britishers that fu*cker treated with us.

[@dryash866]

But he wrongly says this film is of bollywood but in reality it's of a tollywood movie,hyderabad movie from india

[@ricniks4619]

Ikr I went in just expecting a grounded drama but it was NOT that & instead I got a very entertaining movie with 2 Superhuman protagonists who are the best of friends which made me not want the other to find out the truth of who they were.

[@RahilSethi]

@@ricniks4619 This bollywood, tollywood are all derived names from Hollywood. There's no such place in India with such names. I never liked them. These are all Indian films made by Indians in many Indian languages. A product of unity.

[@ricniks4619]

@@RahilSethi What does this have to do with my comment?

[@sky_glide_AI]

Its not Bollywood , RRR is a tollywood movie ❤ proud of an indian movie ❤❤❤❤❤

[@RicoRaynn]

This film was fantastic. It's usually impossible to get my wife to sit down and watch a subtitled movie, but she loved this one and now tells everyone they need to watch it as well.

[@ezerei2911]

I would say the reactors had a great character development throughout the movie…from prejudice and making fun in the beginning to genuinely enjoying it hahah!!

[@HelloMellowXVI]

We definitely weren't trying to be prejudice, we just wanted to see a big musical number. But I understand what you're saying. Glad you liked the video.

[@hemalbhatt4055]

Absolutely correct

[@opusrk3052]

Bro u r new to his channel,thats y u dont know his humour and personality,watch his other reactions you will know and seems like u had prejudice writing this comment

[@Gunduboss001]

@@opusrk3052 so you mean the reactors watch every movie making fun in the beginning and genuinely enjoying in the end.. okay// I believe it!

[@opusrk3052]

@@Gunduboss001 no that means they r not grumpy and boring like u they r fun people.and i dnt know where the heck u get that idea that they werent enjoying at first or that was ur prejudice

[@spideyguy3315]

By far one of the top 5 movies of this year, even while I watching the film on my tablet, I was on the edge of my seat the entire time man.

[@Only1You_]

Really top 5. 😮

[@spideyguy3315]

@@Only1You_ Yep 1. The Batman 2. Everything All At Once 3. RRR 4. Top Gunn Maverick 5. Black Phone

[@OO27.88]

@@spideyguy3315 fair

[@spideyguy3315]

@Quite right That's actually good

[@jerryp2790]

wish you had gotten to see on a theater screen! it’s 10x better on the big screen with surround sound and it rly is made for big experience

[@flyindanskmen7317]

I watched this movie today. Just looking around to others who saw it. Great reactions. So many wow moments in this movie. I categorized the 2 protagonists as demi-gods. They healed fast, jumped high, had super human strength and were unstoppable. But what a riot. I put it up there with the type of moment watching Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Matrix, 300. Awesome.

[@firez9915]

54:58 In the 80s the weight of common military bikes used to be around 75 to 80 kg. So for a strong man like Bheem throwing 80kg's is not a big deal :)

[@ganeshnamburi5691]

50kgs

[@sakshichaturvedi6926]

That motorcycle flip is believable because during world war 1 bikes are made around 60kg so soldiers can take them in difficult terrain.

[@kunaltudu8729]

shut fuck up!! son better read some physics too. sirf movies dekhe duniya nhi chalegi tumhari!!

[@buffalosoldier2623]

Yes they were made of hemp fiber.

[@solomonsarathkumar5282]

55 to 57 to be exact

[@dudeitsme5753]

40kgs brother, that's for dropping the bikes from the air into the battlefield

[@popejaimie]

People keep saying this but then he drags like several tons of guns like a minute later so does it really matter? Lol even if it was the heaviest motorcycle ever made it would weigh less than all those guns

[@hawncho7198]

Best bromance in cinematic history

[@Aragonsdick5170]

That whole flag in the bridge scene was a reflection of what was going to happen throughout the film. Ram picks the flag to indicate he's saving the country and Akhtar picks the boy to show that he's mission was the young girl only for both of them them hold hands in the middle to showcase what the central bond will become in the end. Since the sequel is on the way, I pray it will deliver on similar clever ideas.

[@PriestPrabhas]

Is the sequel confirmed ?

[@Aragonsdick5170]

@@PriestPrabhas Yes..as of today.. The whole team is returning. The director's dad is helming the second part.

[@satyakrishna4354]

@@Aragonsdick5170 wait what! When did the sequel get confirmed?😂

[@Aragonsdick5170]

@@satyakrishna4354 last month 😊😊

[@srujanprabhu9063]

@@Aragonsdick5170 bro, the flag thing, the flag is wet so that, bheem doesn;t get heated up

[@p.k.953]

BTW these two actors are close friends in real life as well which would explain the putting hand on lap thing!!!

[@godsoffice5714]

The greatest thing about the RRR movie is its symbolism, it's like "This is America song" where in front of your eyes entertainment is happening but behind the scenes a true story is hidden. S. S. Rajamouli being a thousand IQ Genius which he is RRR film connected with everyone because it's Ramayan wrapped under a modern cinema, like Rajamouli sir said watch and understand movie through visuals, it's connected to its mythological or Indian roots, also movie is symbolic it has far more that 100 references which is crazy, I accidentally ignored the movie thinking meh this is just another O.T.T. movie but when it was praised by the entire world, I watched the movie once again with a clear mind. I saw references of steam revolution like Ram fire Bheem water creating steam and steam revolution was during 19's and steam-powered engines back then so when Ram and Bheem ran together it powered the steam train that they were running together with. Also, the whole Ramayan reference, Sita praying in front of Rama and Sita idols, she giving him the locket like Sita in Ramayan gave her ring to Hanuman to give it to Ram, but they reversed it in the movie since Ram in movie is in prison and Sita is waiting for him whilst Hanuman/Bheem goes to save him. Sita feeding Hanuman during his return from Lanka to Ram and Hanumam promising that he will surely return with Shree ram and rescue you, just like that in reverse movie showing Sita feeding Bheem and him promising to keep Rama safe and rescue him with his life. Vahan which fought alongside god's in Hinduism like Shree Ganesh having mouse as his vahan, Nandi was Vahan of Shankar, and all the monkeys fighting in Ramayan also Jatayu in Ramayan trying to stop Ravana from kidnapping Sita mata, and so to give reference to this mad lad S. S. Rajamouli made Bheem use all the animals during invasion scene. As well as there is a reference of Andman Nicobar island cells which empire created for kaala pani where ram was kept and all the Bhartiya revolutionaries were kept there. The whole bridge scene where Bheem exchanged child to Ram and took Rams flag which symbolizes Bheem after understanding Ram's mission to gather weapons to empower the nation and its people, which ironically told the entire plot of the movie in a single scene. Also, there is one reference to Hanuman taking Lakshman and Ram to help Sugreev defeat Vali on his shoulders. In movie instead, Bheem takes Ram on shoulders and does push-ups but also breaks outs from cells by fighting the battle together like that. Jenny is a reference to Vibhishan, who was also on the enemy side, but after seeing good in Bheem's heart, she Joined Ram and Bheem, similar to that in Ramayan Vibhishan joined Ram. Another reference where Ram is bitten by a snake and almost dying and Bheem saving him with some ancient tribal cure, which is reference to Hanuman bringing a mountain of whole anjani buti for Lakshman. When Ram was whipping Bheem that song was a reference to a small story under Ramayan which most of the people have forgotten about, once Naradmuni was thinking whether Ram is bigger or his name, so he told Hanuman to greet everyone but Vishawamitra, and Hanuman did so accordingly. Vishawamitra after seeing this was furious and ordered Rama his disciple to punish Hanuman, Then Rama went and showered Hanuman with arrows but Hanuman was saying Rama's name and chanting his names mantra so Hanuman was ineffective with every single arrow that was shot at him, Rama even used Bramhaastra against Hanuman but it didn't work and thus the Rama's name was bigger, in this scene pavanputra as in son of the wind is carassed by wind and leaf like its child which is also a reference to the hindu mythology. (Since Bheem by name is a character from Mahabharat epic but Bheem in this movie is Hanuman, because both are Vayuputra or Pawanputra in Hindu mythology and Hanuman even helped Bheem in Bheem's story) Ram beats bheem under Scott's order, which is reference to Vishwamitra ordering Shree Ram. And even when Shree Ram didn't want to harm Hanuman/Bheem with whips and Bheem was unaffected by whips because he was singing, thus chanting mantra reference in this scene. Bheem breaking the rope is reference to Sita's sawaymwar where lord Rama broke the bow in the stead of Sita's father and all the assembly which was also a flex of power. Also Malli's kidnapping by scott perhaps also symbolises kiddnapping of Sita by Raavan During the beginning of the movie when Ram and Bheem's friendship begins you can see them holding rach others forearms and when they run together, together with their power steam is created which is why they were running with a steam train but when they are divided during Bheem's invasion of palace, Ram and Bheem's element get separated and their friendship is hanging by a thread. Also just like real life Ram Alluri or Sitarama Raju gathered weapons and after his lovers death he roamed around with saffrom robes with quiver of arrows and bow in jungles killing britishers to gather their weapons and give it to empower Bhartiya common wealth and revolutionaries, and also in the movie Ram joins empire because his father told him to collect weapons to empower revolutionaries, is like Ram taking Sanyas because his father told him to and Ram repspecting his father's choice. One day when Ram Alluri was praying to the god, Britishers unethically murdered him. Bheem was maybe from gond tribe and he wore robes of momedians by pretending to them and taunted Britishers and momedians who were antinationals and from mughal ancestry who helped britishers to kill indians so Bheem taunted them lured them to gorest and killed them with his tribe but I don't know how he died and how or how much of info that I wrote about both is trustable but yeah one of the momedian community was helping britishers and they were anti nationals so Bheem fought against them and killed them but since I read nothing about these two revolutionaries - That's all I could gather from the movie, also Bheem and Rama Alluri who were revolutionaries in real life fought their separate battles in separate states, but I know little about them because my school never thought me about these two legends in northern part of the Bharat, this movie introduced these legends to me and I'm ever grateful for that.

[@Mangolite]

I am so glad you watched RRR before 2022 came to a close. RRR is among the best of this year including Everything Everywhere All At Once, The Batman, and Top Gun: Maverick.

[@nariosei4765]

Everything Everywhere All At Once is a MASTERPIECE! My fav movie of the year by far.

[@Mangolite]

@@humnnn Define failed? TGM's global box office was USD $1.454 billion, while RRR was USD $175.47 million. Both films won the hearts of its audience.

[@Mangolite]

@@humnnn If you’re talking about the people who saw the movie, I think it is still a tie. My neighbors know nothing about RRR but heard and watched TGM. Remember, western audiences are not into foreign films. Judging by numbers alone, 1 billion versus a near 2 million worldwide, money talks. However, that being said, Hollywood will probably try to make a lousy remake for the cash grab of RRR hype. I understand you are praising RRR, but the numbers in print are all that matter. If you said RRR is your favorite, I have nothing to argue, but when announce which one is on top, you’ll have to go by records, not your opinions.

[@cringekiller348]

Batman isn't even close to being the best.

[@akramsparkz1683]

RRR is all about brotherhood, nothing is beyond that 🤘✌️ frendship is eternal guy's, just because touching it's not weird 😉 😏 😜 brotherhood is like that 👌 it's a magical bond

[@fumblingtitan1411]

So usually when you watch something, I have already seen it, but I love watching it again with you! On this occasion I have never heard of or seen this movie and I'm so stoked you have gotten me into something I otherwise would not have thought about. Also I want to mention that I love Love LOVE you and Nia doing commentaries together! You guys have great chemistry and I'd love to see you two do another reaction. Maybe Moulin Rouge? Elvis? The Great Gatsby? All in all I had a great time. This is definitely one of my top 5 MellVerse Reactions! :)

[@Akshay-Patil]

I watched this movie in the theatre and I expected this movie to be cool but never expected myself to be fucking shouting in the theatre and cheering like hell man, the goosebumps are real.. I want it to re-release in theatre.

[@phntmknight]

The director and his dad (who's also this movie's screenwriter) said they're planning on making RRR 2. This movie focuses more on Ram, Hope the next screen time will be on Bheem

[@HemanthKumarJadhav]

It is difficult to react, edit a 3 hour long movie. Great job guys.

[@LuckyandBuddy]

Seriously 😂 ? In America if two friends shake hands and if by any chance put their hands on thigh so they considered gays ???? Dude it's common india their is nothing gay about it's just simple friendship

[@DragonFrootJuice]

The production value of this video is🔥🔥❤️ editor my man 💪💪

[@MikeJohnson-hp8lr]

Absolutely terrific reactions! RRR is legit one of the all time great action films period! Also, have to agree that you MUST check out Bahubili 1 and 2…even more epic than RRR in pretty much every aspect believe it or not. Would love to see your reaction to them!

[@andrejarosch5524]

The beat/rhythm poisoned Ram is calling Aktar/Bheem with, and the beat/rhythm Bheem is doing on the ground searching for Rams solitary cell is the same one Ram used as he initiated the Naatu Dance Battle scene.

[@prathamsaha16]

0:37 it's not a Bollywood movie Mate.... it's a tollywood movie..... India have lots of movie industries....

[@khagapatibisoi3835]

Thumbnail updated

[@userAVJ]

We have the same physics feeling when we watch fast and furious

[@fttech5203]

They are smooth

[@HelloMellowXVI]

And I Laugh And Question That Too. You Brought That Up Like That Was A Good Arguement.

[@boadecia1433]

Everyone knows the Fast and Furious is mostly green screen...

[@Akash_Reddy_]

​@@HelloMellowXVI IN INDIA WE HAVE ALL KIND OF LOVE IN ITS OWN PLACE. I'M SHOCKED TO SEE YOUR EXPRESSION FOR THEIR BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP. I'M AFRAID THAT IF YOU SEE A MAN KISSES HIS DAUGHTER, YOU WOULD LOOK IT IN A WRONG WAY. COMMON GUYS MATURATE YOUR MINDSET.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

@Akash_Reddy_ Crazy How you really jumped to the extreme like that and you jumped to assumptions just because you know nothing about sarcasm

[@user04367a]

Both Ram and Bheem are modern historical figures as depicted in movies but they are also inspired from ancient historical characteristics of Shri Rama (from Ramayana Era) and Mighty Bheem (from Mahabharat Era) that's the reason why Bheema can lift motorcycle because according to Mahabharat, Bheema can crush mountains and 🐘 with his single punch. And Rama dressed liked that statue (idol from where he gets his 🏹) of ancient Indian Rama. You should read the lyrics of song playing in background music in last forest battle. That score describes the characteristics of both ancient historical figures.❤️❤️🙌🙌

[@ashishhembrom3905]

Ancient historical character? You mean mythical people?

[@vitaminprotein6261]

Guys this is Bromance and they definitely not sexually attracted. I understand where you’re coming from, but the culture is different here. You guys wouldn’t call women ‘Lesbians’ if they touch each other thighs but call men ‘Gays’ if done the same thing. Anyway, once again this is different culture. Also not to forget this was set in late 1800s. It was way different back then in any culture. The authenticity is maintained in the movie.

[@shampanath3675]

This is set in around 1920s

[@Chandravadancena]

53:37 okay that's an amazing observation 👏 👌 you are the first one to realize that. Ram was portrayed as the god Ram. The statue they took the bow and the arrows was the same God Ram. Also, they have portrayed Bheem as the God Bheem in the sequence following, showing him having super strength

[@siddharth__pandey]

Also Lord Ram is said to be the best archer ever. Arjuna being a very distant second.

[@Nandagopan_]

I am so glad they said tollywood movie. Kudos guys🙌

[@adithyakrishna6689]

it's a tollywood movie shot in Andhra pradesh state which has diff. language telugu & bollywood means hindi language. India has so many diff. industries of movies.

[@Pochitaman30]

The whole rambo and captain america team up at the end was fire. Favorite part is when my guy took on hundreds of people and just casually walks off after

[@mageeaaron2624]

Oh snaps!!!!!! I didn't know you two knew each other! This is going to be great! 🙏🏽💪

[@AgnetheGali]

After watching this movie a LOT of times, I really enjoyed this reaction, I kept laughing with all your wrong predictions like "oh boy... just you wait lol" Specially that "they're gonna be occupied and they're not gonna be paying them much attention" and then boom! the whole freaking zoo XD

[@pratoshbasavaraj157]

check out Bahubali 1 and 2 and Eega from the same director.... and also do check out Kantaara movie which released recently 😇😇

[@bitik9847]

Sexist movie kantara

[@user-SG717]

Actually lifting a bike makes sense as that time bikes weighted only 50-80 kgs but still, it felt unrealistic

[@ForgottenHonor0]

I only just realized the poetic justice of having the Governor's wife die wrapped in barbed wire as a metaphor to when she made Raju use a barbed whip to beat Bheem! P.S. Hello, Ilsa Faust from Indiana Jones! I see you're still playing bad guys.

[@varunraj9051]

India has so many languages so every language has its own film industry, not just bollywood.

[@SuperRaccha]

I suggest you watch “eega Telugu full movie” the same director. And the plot is based upon a villain killed hero and he reborn as housefly to save his girlfriend and take revenge on villain. Director is the same and you will go nuts with the action sequences that was done by housefly. RRR reaction was fantastic🎉

[@Void-Null-Panda]

Don't tell the sequel, dont tell, let it be a surprise 😂

[@ms.gabrieladelcarmenprecia6425]

I really liked how the music narrated the story too. I am surprised that reactors never touch on this.

[@swamyjagilinki5610]

They took 22 shots but director approved the second shot.

[@cement006]

Actually in India you can see the friends are close, but not g*y.. okay its pure form of friendship, nothing more than that

[@marti9734]

You didnt need to censure the word gay sweet heavens above

[@AllsonPerisVFX]

Sir, just a correction...it's a Tollywood movie which was made in Telugu Language...it's not a Bollywood movie. Loved your reactions😊

[@mrnobodyman409]

Its tollywood ❤️ 🔥

[@thebatman07]

@@mrnobodyman409 no one knows tollywood lmao

[@dattebayo81]

@@thebatman07 now they do :^)

[@abhileswar]

@@thebatman07 Then how do you know about RRR ?

[@whohoy2535]

@@thebatman07 you can die without knowing tollywood and we telugu people dont give a shit about you. So go fuck yourself

[@RamRam-pv7zw]

55:22 Nia is talking about Nepali tribe.... hahaha... Thanks for mentioning... Love from Nepal...

[@MrSairam1989]

I noticed that you guys getting some sarcastic laugh at scenes

[@adyabhasin1760]

( 24:09 mins ) Yes they are really close friends in real life also. Like really really good friends

[@anveshpoda]

This is not a cheese Bollywood mv or a high budget wester movie 🍿😂. It's unique in its type which showcases pure piece of art work and spectacular cinematography with amazing story and good cultural impact. It's a Awesome masterpiece.

[@MrTuubster]

One of my favorite movies of recent years. Magnificent.

[@imManojKrishnan]

This is for the EDITOR man Wow...! Just freaking wo0OWWWW...! 🔥🔥🔥

[@veecee101]

3 Hour movie. Mell: I wanted it to keep going! 😂 I'm just messing with ya. I've watched it 3 times 😅

[@Manu-eb7wo]

0:36 It's Not Bollywood movie It's a Tollywood movie 🔥

[@Indiegirl007]

Me and my boyfriend watched this movie and we couldn't tell if they were being serious or not.

[@OO27.88]

about what 😭

[@shenivin6899]

It's a fictional movie and those over the top actions were perfectly executed and yeah this movie is cheesy and melodramatic but still I had great time watching this movie it was really fun.

[@shantanuranjan5462]

I mean your kind are not the smartest tool in the shed so we can understand.

[@Indiegirl007]

@@shenivin6899 Exactly. Like, it was so over the top, that I felt like the revolution spirit of the film got kinda cheapened? It's ultimately about defeating the British rule that was over India at the time.

[@harishrao2000]

@@Indiegirl007 Actually, this movie is more about friendship rather than a revolution. Ofcourse, revolution is a backdrop, but not the core purpose of the movie. The core of the movie is about friendship between two Telugu speaking states in India (Telangana State, where Bheem is from and Andhra Pradesh State where Raju is from). Before 2014, these two states used to be united (one state, also called Andhra Pradesh, but we refer that to United Andhra Pradesh now after bifurcation). Due to some political and other differences, the United Andhra Pradesh got bifurcated into Telangana and Andhra Pradesh back in 2014. There was a lot of angst and resentment among people from two "new" states after this bifurcation. This movie is basically the director's way of saying "People from both these Telugu speaking states always will be brothers". Even most Indians from other states didn't pick up this part, so I wouldn't blame anyone for not understanding the primary purpose of the movie.

[@RohnyKon]

I can't believe I just spent 1 hr watching this video and didn't get bored maybe because I relive the movie and these 2 are so entertaining 😀😀

[@abhiyanshsharma6036]

EDITOR IS EPIC! MEMES DURING THE MOVIE IS SO FUNNY! YEAH AND REACT TO BAHUBALI PART 1 AND PART 2 BY SAME DIRECTOR!

[@p.k.953]

I can't believe it but you guys are one of the best reaction channels 🔥 dude what an extra bit of enjoyment with that editing and comments 🤣🤣🤣✌️

[@mrprime557]

This movie totally deserves an Oscar !

[@Dream_to_be_a_Doctor-2025]

@isaacduran4572 it's deserve,, now stfu

[@whattheheck7975]

@Isaac Duran your name says

[@saikumarmadadi7524]

@@whattheheck7975 💯 percent correct.

[@heydarusa]

for what? for worst logic in a movie? :)))))

[@saikumarmadadi7524]

@@heydarusa Which logic?

[@tusharkaushik3667]

This bike was 1942 and weight arround 60-80 kg. And IND people power, height and weight are mighty.

[@cuchelo1]

I've probably watched 30-40 hours worth of reaction/reviews for "RRR" and this might be my top one. Truly loved every second of watching the two of you experience this epic masterpiece!

[@beatrixhughes2395]

Hey, I think most of the reactors are kind of forgetting that Bheem's culture is from the nature and forest so they are kind of equipped to act on their instincts, speed and hearing

[@justanotherindicseeker6104]

Please watch movie "Eega" 🪰 From director of RRR its a masterpeice 👌😍

[@negul100]

This is what Indians went through when the British came. This movie is an awesome depiction of it, and what caused the people of India/Pakistan/Bangladesh to stand up against them. Thanks for watching this video

[@srujanprabhu9063]

Knowledge sharing is my hobby - Bheem lifts up the whole bike with his bare hands, fact - In 1920 the bikes have weight only about 30-40 kgs

[@mohinimao]

There are different cultures in world, please do not compare everything with Western norms as our perceptions are totally different:-) It is very common in India to pat your friend or show affection in non-verbal cues. Also a friend's spouse or brother's spouse is highly respected and people usually won't cross that line. Guessing most of the Asian countries have similar culture. We call strangers, neighbours & acquaintances respectfully as brother/sister/uncle/aunty to address them politely.

[@uday1195]

Yeah our cultures are way too respected towards each other not like western cultures they make relationship with sisters and friends how do they think like that bro ?

[@thotavishnugupta5690]

It's not a Bollywood. it's Tollywood 🔥

[@Truegamerlife773]

Yo the edits had me dying laughing great video bro. Just watched this movie yesterday it was amazing

[@Musical_Dude]

53:38 in Hinduism, Lord Rama is a God. An Avatar of Lord Vishnu 🥰

[@anshulgupta6252]

I have seen over thousand reaction videos most likely. This is the best editing i have seen so far.🫡

[@kindofanmol]

THE EDITOR DESERVES A RAISE

[@dipanjanachoudhury2047]

😡😡😡If they see laxman and sita maa together , they will be like :- " uh new love interest ? " I mean c'mon guys I didn't expect that it's disrespectful but at the end , you are American 🇺🇸 and we are Indian 🇮🇳 , our culture is all about friendship , family and respect not love angle in everything

[@samhunt6300]

She's not his sister btw. They were promised to each other so she's calling rams father. She's his cousin from his mothers side, it was acceptable back then to marry their cousin only cousins but these days they don't marry at all. Weird times back then.

[@ravi-jz7ym]

Not really man have you heard of opposite cousin's it still and always happens in south India it is legal over here

[@Sai_096]

@isyoustupid? only cross cousins not straight cousins . straight cousins are considered as brothers and sisters

[@Sai_096]

@@ravi-jz7ym it happens everywhere even in Mahabharata Arjuna married subhadra who is his cross cousin

[@thebottomline7965]

ohmygod the guy was super funny 🤣🤣 I really enjoyed you guys both convo and hats off to the Editor lol!

[@GuadalupeLopez-tz9df]

Just saw this movie and let me tell you that it is one of the best movies I have ever seen. It has it all and action packed. I have a new appreciation for this culutre. Am loving the music !

[@shekheryadav9121]

The editing in this reaction makes the video 100 times interesting, and you gave your true opinion throughout the whole reaction, its good its entertaining.... I say its REFRESHING. 🥰

[@shumailairam6681]

52:14 I nearly choked😂 big up the editor

[@TheLifeOfManik]

Next should be Bahubali Part 1 Another masterpiece from the same director ✅♥️

[@thejnayanb]

The bike which he lifted was WW2 bike which is very minimal weight which can be easily carried on shoulders and that's the reason he lifted it with ease

[@ronjos]

Lovely reaction from both of you, just subscribed. An Indian living in America

[@srinadhreddy8941]

try eega(house fly) from the same director which is a revenge story of a man reincarnated as a fly

[@dimiberba2374]

Scenes more realistic than F9

[@yung21king]

Those bikes from way back in the day is light for real they can be swung around lol

[@prathamsaha16]

Next Indian movie should be "Sardar Udham" or "3 idiots"

[@ramsaimeghnadh4509]

Dude, Fast and furious meme of family got me like crazy 😂😂. 35:48

[@SomethingNewAMBW]

yall gotta see "gangubai" (very sure i misspelled it)......it's soooo good omg

[@sreejesh.s5184]

The Editing, quality and review is super clean and professional, you deserve a sub and a like from Me. Looking forward for more reactions from both of you. Your reactions look orignal and not fake for the sake of views.

[@sahilsahu4323]

Get ready bcz movie requests from Indians are going to explode in your comments

[@Xpzilla]

i loved how excited for and during the naatu scene yall were cause same

[@multyfactfinder8985]

54:57 in the time of British ruling::: bikes weights are around 65-80 kgs , British soldiers were carried their bikes with them ( you can google it ) So director Rajamouli created that bike lifting scene . Don’t judge without information

[@JOHNWICKDARKK]

RRR- The most entertaining flick from earth High octane action thriller Insanity on another level Gobsmacking theater experience i eveRRR had Outrageous ridiculously over the top fun unlimited Flick eveRRR EPICCCCCCness on GOD level

[@korreaction7296]

It sucks.

[@JOHNWICKDARKK]

@@korreaction7296 just switch off your brain and enjoy the flick

[@RakeshSharma-lb8xo]

@Shyam K shaji He even doesn't need to switch his brain off bro, if we keep aside some action scenes, the plot and storytelling of RRR is still more logical than typical Hollywood movies like Fast and Furious 😒 The exaggerated action is just a cherry on the top

[@yankeesgirl521]

One of my favorite movies of the year! I had a blast watching this 😊

[@shaikashfakh7515]

Mann!!! The best reaction I ever saw in the youtube....❤️ For the editor: Man!! You did a perfect job...take a bow for you man🙏🏻

[@saaho_dev]

Who is the damn EDITOR man ?!!! The editing is freakin awesome!!!!! 😃!

[@32cra21]

This movie looks awesome. I’m going to go watch it right now. Thanks for showing me other places in the world are making better films than America now. OMG this movie is 3 hours long.

[@hydragaming4265]

Yup bro dive into Indian cinema you gonna love it

[@imalien1947]

Funny how they explain touching, while us Indians never noticed that and doesn't mean anything

[@arjunraj823]

@schakrabarty we can even kiss our friends and the society won't notice 😂

[@arjunraj823]

@schakrabarty i mean in the cheek😂

[@martinbraun1211]

Please give STAR TREK a chance.