MONKEY MAN Ending Explained | Full Movie Review & Deeper Themes

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[@haileymags8388]

The symbolism where kid beats the chief to death with the shoe is like he was avenging all the women he treated poorly in the movie

[@cashwin45]

I thought that too lol

[@christiandebney1989]

Spent two years creating vfx for this, saw it on a huge cinema screen last night... loved it. So happy for Dev and everyone involved.

[@cnashford2]

Thanks for your work. This film was amazing.

[@Wildcameras]

Watched it today. Great flick! Nice work

[@OurLadyLaLa]

You did a great job! It was such an amazing viewing experience

[@hamandcheesedandwich]

Congrats!

[@stefanfischer2604]

respect! best movie ive seen in theaters in years

[@splendoras5758]

I really hope this doesn't get a sequel, I think it stands well on its own. I'd rather see Patel create and direct another different film.

[@electro-pirate994]

Yeah, it gets it's point across very well I find making a sequel for a movie that ends like this would feel bizzare and dishonest, that being said I'd still probably watch it by how cool the action was, but story wise it ends pretty well

[@BlackLeonardoMusic]

So you don't want him to become a super hero? 😂 I need 60 films set in this universe.

[@tomassoejakto]

A sequel like... Nick Fury coming out of the shadows, steps over Shakti's corpse and says, "Monkey Man, you've just become a part of a bigger universe". Something like that? 😋

[@Phoenix-fg7tn]

@@BlackLeonardoMusicOnb we need a film where he gets recruited by some special agency and fights assassins all across the world expanding from just India

[@CidGuerreiro1234]

I cringed so hard when they teased a sequel by the end of Nobody. Movie absolutely did not need one (if it ever comes out anyway).

[@jamienagar1993]

I love the John Wick call out. The underground fight promoter is iconic. The music is phenomenal. As someone that lost their Mother at a young age this movie really hit me ❤. Camera work is fun and immerses you in.

[@montenegroafro4454]

Yes! A lot of people weren’t happy with the close ups and shaky cam but it was all used very well and strategic. It showed the claustrophobic, trapped nature of an animal backed into a corner and the need to become violent and brutal to fight your way out no matter what!💪🏿💪🏿

[@NarLyNaRdi]

Love the symbolism when he bleaches the monkey mask white. It was foreshadowing of that the darkness all around (corruption and violence) was about to be extinguished by the light.

[@freddycoolcool4425]

it is also because hanuman is the white monkey.

[@thegreatest9282]

The movie shows how religious figures and other leaders who are part of the system does not respect god(using the sandals of nonviolence as a weapon)but uses god as weapon against people(like to build factory with slave labor which he says is commune with volunteers etc) In ramayana ram destroyed evil on Diwali with the help of hanuman, in this story dev patel is hanuman helping us(asking us) to fight against the corrupt system making us ram who fights against rhe system

[@thegreatest9282]

@In_box_On_TheHeavyspoilers I have a fever and won't be able to talk and this is my observation and I am not part of the movie

[@coldLaugh]

Same thought

[@lanhikari1616]

"Ramayan" is the story of Ram & his devotee Hanuman, not Mahabharat.

[@thegreatest9282]

@@lanhikari1616 sorry corrected it

[@rishabhmundra6942]

Ahem *pro - Palestine protest*

[@ceeKay007]

I saw the movie today to avoid spoilers and boy…….i have to see it again, when it comes out in digital of course This movie was a treat. It may look brutal but it’s comedic too and it’s not forced. It’s like you’re watching a story not a movie. I’ll recommend Monkey Man ten times out of ten

[@Hidingfrompeople]

Very informative.

[@ceeKay007]

Thanks man

[@tyreidharry8299]

It's also deep and inspiring

[@oisinlynch8427]

@@ceeKay007 hope your cinema makes sure the movie work I W ent to this movie twice and the sound came off😂🤣😂🤣

[@Anand_KL]

Saw this movie last night and cant stop watching every YT video about it, about Dev, about the utterly stunning Sobitha and everyone related to this movie. Loved your review as it expresses all i want to say about the film. Its aa good as thr John Wicks. Its crisp and so well made. Kudos to Dev and his team. We're going to hear and see a lot more of this remarkable man.

[@DrDetfink]

Dev has come a long way from Slumdog Millionaire.

[@kealanclarke8088]

skins*

[@atwunz]

​@@Elodie12313stupid bjp simp.

[@cashwin45]

@@kealanclarke8088 he was in both of those to be fair though

[@rend7857]

loved every second of the movie. it was perfectly paced with such a beautiful plot. can't wait to rewatch

[@SyntheticsV2]

The tabla (hand drums) player is musician Zakir Hussain. He has played as part of many bands, notably Shakti, and performances and when he does he's playing very fast for a LONG time. It was pretty funny to see him get tired out during the call and response training he did with the MC. I was delighted to see him get a few scenes to just show off!

[@silverlve70]

I got a sneak peek two days ago and the action is tight. Dev did good fights, and the emotional scenes with his pain came across well. Hope he gets to continue growing as a director.

[@yashgaur2949]

The fictional city shown in the movie seems like the birth of an Indian version of Gotham city

[@Arklust]

It's just mumbai, the rich living on top the slumps

[@AlishaAnn94]

The reason this film was not released by Netflix is due to the political environment in India at the moment. The film is critical of right wing government mistreating marginalized people, and the government in India is taking aggressive measures against government criticism, including threatening to raid and jail the executives of companies that release any media that is critical of the government. Netflix was afraid the film would compromise their relationship with the Indian government and put them at risk, so they were willing to let it go. Additionally, one of the producers on the film filed bankruptcy, which left it with no financial support for release. Jordan Peele saw the movie and thought it deserved a full release and wanted to support, which is why Monkeypaw stepped and has so heavily promoted the film with Peele's name as executive producer.

[@Spaceghostflocko]

So basically peele saved this movie

[@saibabanewage2034]

completely incorrect Modi the leader of the "right wing" Indian govt has the highest support among all the leaders of the world by their own people. This means upto 80% of Indians support Modi and the "right wing' govt. This is available as a survey report at the Morning Consult website a western polling firm. The farmer protests were driven by Money derived from a terror group the Khalistanis who are based in canada and want to break India and create their own separate state. Whatever the agenda these guys want peddled, Indian govt and people are having none of it. Indians run India they see fit. Also the amount of political polarization is one the least in India where modi, and his "right wing" govt is expected to win a third term at the greatest landslide election victory possible. Compare this to your own countries, the near civil war USA and the completely broken UK. Dont take my word for it, see " 2023 Edelman Trust Barometer ". So before you peddle your half informed knowledge about the rest of the world .. first understand that you now absolutely nothing while there are people living happy in places you want to judge as backward, happier than you

[@the1nonlyani]

@@saibabanewage2034 majority of Indians will only support party which pays them the highest to vote. Let’s not forget the scandal about swapping votes either. May BJP and all the hindutva fall in their mission to destroy India. All you guys do is copy British way of reigning with divide and rule - persecuting all minorities will lead to your own downfall.

[@tjlovelady]

I love seeing Paul in the videos 😄

[@Hidingfrompeople]

​@@saibabanewage2034Nice job editing...

[@jaysoncadano]

Not related to the video but just want to show appreciate to the channel. I appreciate that instead of milking other trending topics, you guys do other shows instead. Keep up the great work, Paul and Team.

[@ericajahanford]

I watched it this evening. I love all genres, but action/thrillers are my favorite. I gave this movie a 10 - its stunning and it's the first movie ever (to include The Raid: Redemption - which is a favorite) - that I wanted to immediately rewatch. I'm excited for others to see it. Beautifully shot, the action is just like - whoa - and there is a really cool element that I won't give away in terms of how characters are used as he moves beyond his original core motivations to keep them a priority while also expanding. SO GOOD.

[@ugoeze7360]

Monkey Man x John Wick x Jason Bourne crossover is the Endgame we need and deserve.

[@Phoenix-fg7tn]

Sadly John wick is a fictional character in this film

[@tonygoodwinjr9293]

I just watched this movie last night. I thought he would fight harder earlier in the movie but he didn't really go for it until what I call the 2nd half. You can really tell the separate acts in the film as you go so don't expect it all to unfold in the 1st act like me lol

[@DystopianMelancholy]

Thank you for covering this! Great film, I hope it makes a ton of money, Dev is really that guy man. Shout out to Peele for pushing it too.

[@xXxXsouless]

this film touched on a lot of things going on in India: political struggles, using religion as a tool of manipulation, gender inequality and the mistreatment, police corruption etc. Such a heavy movie. The way the movie was shot, camera work really brings out the chaos and unpredictability of the situation there :") Kudos to Jordan for being daring enough to produce this masterpiece (on a topic which he probably knew little to nothing about but able to see the importance and symbolism), for allowing its theatrical release to share this with the world.

[@AnonymousPumpkin616]

i love people when they are talking about my country. even they talk about movies. love u paul, i have been watching ur channel and movie breakdowns since almost 2 years. i love the theorytime u do❤. Keep doing, there is much more with india in more than one way if u really look into it.

[@chadcognac5626]

Love that this video opened w/an ad for Monkey Man. Ha. Seeing it Tuesday.

[@LJ-SYLKI]

Yooooo I was thinking his martial arts prowess and the way the myths described hanuman really makes me happy that this is my modern day live action monkey king

[@krishnapartha]

Thanks! Love your reviews brother. ❤

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you mate, much appreciated

[@krishnapartha]

@@heavyspoilers you’re the best reviewer I enjoy on KZbin. I wish you all the success in life and happiness. 🙏🏾❤️🔥

[@agnibhabanerjee7995]

The movie does an incredible job using Hindu myths to critique Hindu fundamentalism while staying within the action genre. “You can only deconstruct what you love.”

[@viditpradhan6538]

Hindu fundamentalism ?? A community which was enslaved for 800 years when stepped and said NO we wont tolerate this , criticised for being fundamentalists ?! Ok

[@rishabhmundra6942]

brother can you not see what's happening America and Britain with the calls for destruction of Israel by some minority communities?

[@thewandasncrediblechannel]

This movie was soooooo good on so many levels 👌

[@Moncriefs]

Movie was great asf! I really enjoyed the entire film. Glad I went to an early showing

[@jameslyons6655]

Beautifully filmed, well acted, tight, tense and action packed. Monkey Man delivers on every level.

[@earthcoloredeyes5043]

These writers keep trying to tell us something but we just don’t listen. Even showing us the diddy party.

[@itzfrenchieboy661]

This is the movie we actually we all needed this year I wonder if they will do a second movie

[@dunkagamingTV1226]

I know people will say it would feel a bit ironic but I actually hope they do a sequel because after all that I really hope that he could still be alive even though the ending was left ambiguous but anything could happen in the future

[@siulyeoj]

This does not need a sequel. It would make no sense.

[@fgbowen]

This was excellent. Top Reviewing.

[@Darren-sn4ki]

I loved this film just seen it today I loved the themes the story telling the character development over the course of the film and when the action happens it’s so intense and the theme of emotional pain and childhood which I felt every emotion this character went through the film is relentless so people say it’s slow beginning but I loved the the backstory slowly revealing the high elites and the mythology I loved this film for me is a 10/10 it’s a masterpiece deeply emotional revenge story and I loved the INDAN CULTURE ❤a MASTERPIECE

[@williamswilliams5617]

This film is amazing. The influences are very obvious (wick, only god forgives, kill bill, slumdog) but it also elevates the revenge film and has a ton of novelty. I love it.

[@MrBojangles788]

Love this movie, wish it was a bit longer actually

[@tonitoasty3199]

I going bananas 🍌 not being able to watch your vid cuz I haven’t seen the movie yet. Damnit Paul. 😅Glad to hear your voice excited for something. ✌🏽

[@tonitoasty3199]

@In_box_On_TheHeavyspoilers "Go, I say go away boy, you bother me." - Foghorn Leghorn.🐓 who in the Paul impasta are you son? Paul is a madly devoted husband to his wife & kiddos. I ain’t even with you. But have a nice day. Thanks for the ego boost.

[@emberurban]

I’m surprised Peele wasn’t involved in the writing. We finally get the shoe dropping, carried over from Nope, the acceptance and reckoning of trauma.

[@jordanloux3883]

Honestly, I really liked the first half. The world of the underclass in India and Dev playing the opportunistic jobber who pushes forward with his plan no matter how underprepared he really is. But then they include magic to explain the massive 180 in ability and it kinda falls flat for me. I do like the implication that he's always been a great fighter, but he's more focussed on penance through self-mutilation than actually embracing his full strength. I feel like they could have hinted at that more and left the magic stuff out.

[@tonuahmed4227]

i dont think that was any kind of magical,just herbel psycedellic drug that made him halluicante face his past truama,and gaining the confident he was needed to unleash his full streangth and not pull his punches...he found rythm that he needed...

[@troy3091]

@@tonuahmed4227Agree

[@matthewrogers100]

This channel really does cover the best stuff. Been a huge fan for a while and I’m a little late to this breakdown, it’s still amazing. Keep it up, Mate. -American 😅

[@ascensionindustries9631]

Monkey Man is like an Indian version of Ong Bak meets The Raid. Great story, awesome cinematography, kool lightning, and its brutal.

[@NoThing-ec9km]

Bruh I didn't knew it is produced by Jordan Peele. I love that guy. Being Indian its makes it even more cool knowing this.

[@pnksng]

casting is great, music is not ignored. symbolism in color tones, architecture and camera angles. If you live/lived in India you will relate and understand the protagonist 'e emotions clearly.

[@honestcomments8053]

Excellent review.

[@cherie..cherry]

I gave this a 10 Monkeys/ Man But in all seriousness I LOVED this. And I usually really hate action movies. It was the perfect combination of action with appropriate humour and story. I’d definitely see it again with my friends. The experience was great too

[@ldoubleg2006]

Like the old saying "If revenge you seek, dig two graves"

[@JJDBaca]

So this guy has now played a (slum)dog, lion, and now a monkey man. I think he's training for a one man stage show of Wizard of Oz.

[@Hidingfrompeople]

ha..

[@vecust]

Nice one

[@jeffclark6601]

Do you think Baba was Bobby’s father? Was his mother one of the women that works in the club at one point? When he called Bobby his son and Bobby said don’t call me this. Baba smirked…..maybe in a way he’s his actual son

[@vecust]

Perhaps an interesting plot for the sequel. I'm joking 😂

[@munky8660]

No, he just said that to try and manipulate him through religion. Like how you call a priest father

[@MegInWhispers]

I think the police officer was his father. I believe that he had raped his mother, then later wanted to get custody of the kid / "Bobby", but his mother would never give him up and wanted to protect her son from him.

[@cashwin45]

​@@MegInWhispers This theory is such a stretch because it's nowhere implied that officer Singh knew any of the people in the main character's village before he was sent to get them out forcefully. He's just a goon of the Baba Shakti, and only went to the village in the first place because of him. First he visited along with the other officers to ask the people to get off the land, showing the papers, and then when the people refused they returned with weapons and burned the village down, and that's when he assaulted her because he's just a despicable human being. There really is nothing more to it than that and it's never implied otherwise so I don't know why you created this theory lol especially when the main character says Singh didn't even know his mother's name. I don't think he targeted her specifically when he first attempted to a$$ault her and then killed her, he just is a power-hungry horrible human who likes seeing defenseless women in pain.

[@biswaop4219]

Saw the movie last night hats off to dev patel 🔥🔥❤❤

[@krishnapartha]

God bless you brother. This is high quality sharing. ❤

[@afsmeg]

It definitely takes inspiration from John Wick, but I also feel like some Slumdog Millionaire made its way into the film. Seeing the real corruption going on in India making a spot in the film just made it feel so real and applicable, and that religion is used to further corruption. Ive seen people trash this movie, but I'm so glad it's getting love. Definitely getting it when it comes out in physical

[@semisaj5564]

Just watched it today in the UK. Loved it. Quality!

[@NarLyNaRdi]

Best movie I’ve ever seen! I’ve never experienced that many emotional swings, in a 2 hour span. So much symbolism. Rings heavy with today’s landscape. IMO, better than John Wick. Which one? All of them!

[@juxtrambo]

Hanuman was never punsihed by gods. When hanuman was little he wanted to reach sun but was interupted by Lord Indra who hit him with his hammer. Hanuman fell down on earth where Lord Pawan(Wind god and lord hanuman was born because of his blessing) was angry with indra. so Lord Brahma revived Hanuman and gave him Powers. (Additional Info: Indra and Pawan are not gods as in what the term applies , they are devtas the one who gives without asking for anything in return . The True God is Formless Brahman and his 3 forms Brahma(Creator) , Vishnu (Protector) and Shiva(Destroyer) )

[@hrithikg3012]

Not to sound rude or anything but WTH do you mean by hammer??? Lord Indra's Weapon is called Vajra and resembles nowhere close to a hammer!

[@juxtrambo]

indra has both vajra and hammer - he had hammer before vajra@@hrithikg3012

[@minx8699]

It was a great action/revenge movie. Kudos to Dev on his directorial debut.

[@JacobSantosDev]

I can't wait to watch this over the weekend.

[@jordangregson477]

Such an enjoyable movie to watch. It starts off slow, and I enjoyed that. I’m sort of sick of action movies throwing us right in the middle of the action. And the cultural aspects of the story is really fascinating too.

[@MorrisMadeit]

Thanks Jordan

[@pythonstinger]

Just watched it and originally I thought it was just a Indian John wick now I see it differently

[@chanelhenderson8460]

Does anyone know the end credits song?. I loved the soundtrack but can't find that last song anywhere

[@sirdrudles7318]

The wallet song I believe

[@chanelhenderson8460]

@@sirdrudles7318 na its not that. The song was slow

[@barryallen6262]

Yeah that song was wicked

[@chanelhenderson8460]

@@barryallen6262 I found it someone on IG told Me!

[@chanelhenderson8460]

@@barryallen6262 thankfully someone told me what it was

[@radientproductions9799]

well done!

[@damianstarks3338]

Thanks as always for breaking this action movie down

[@tysonasaurus6392]

I will say the baba shakti's reference to "cycles of violence" isn't meant to be a legitimate critique of Bobby or the movement in his wake, they are pointing out that the state (which has a monopoly on violence) will often weaponize people's desire for peace and compassion even if the state themselves are the perpetrators of violence, and it has often been tied up with religion as well. One of the most prevalent instances of weaponizing nonviolence is how states will often co-opt the activism of radical nonviolent figures they hated but only after they are killed, one of the most famous instances of this is Ghandi who happened to be a big inspiration for MLK and the same thing happened to him as well. An interesting through line with them is that they were also Christian, Ghandi was raised Hindu and he didn't reject Hinduism but he did embrace Christianity, and earlier in the movie we see at one of the ring fights that there is an open hostility to Christianity. It's worth noting that Christianity has existed in India for a long ass time but it's relationship with India hasn't been the same the entire time, specifically the relatively recent memory and remnants of British imperialism and fascism. Additionally India's far right politics also have a frighteningly strong connection to the actual N*zis, because the N*zis also co-opted Vedic culture including Hinduism, during WW2 because India was still part of the British Empire a lot of conflict took place over there between the British and the N*zis. But the N*zis didn't just fight over there they proselytized their interpretation of Hinduism, created propaganda for Indians, and created Indian militias that fought for them. After WW2 ended the people in these Indian N*zi Militias didn't just go away, and the propaganda didn't just stop. So we see in the movie not just a material conflict but also one of religious interpretation, we see from Bobby's perspective that his relationship with Hinduism is heavily tied to hope nature and his relationship with his mother, but the Baba Shakti views Hinduism as a vehicle for controlling and repressing those he views as less than human. And then we also meet the people from the church who also practice Hinduism but unlike the baba shakti they do not pathologically advocate for nonviolence and they have a different understanding of gender from him The movie is also about how Fascism and Capitalism are fundamentally aligned with each other, showing how the wealthy population's excessive and exploitative lifestyle is protected and assisted by the fascism of the state

[@brian9746]

I think I saw an Easter egg for Slumdog Millionaire with the kids asleep on the street

[@KamalTiwari82]

When it is finally released on Netflix I think this movie could end up being bigger than it is now.

[@vecust]

I think it will be released only on Disney + since Universal bought all the rights from Netflix

[@KamalTiwari82]

@@vecust Oh Ok, I thought it would release on Netflix because of John Campeas comment on it being originally a straight to Netflix movie but then someone said that it should be seen in theatres.

[@boywonder029]

One of the best movies of the year

[@cheekster777]

Thank you Paul.

[@mikhail5428]

*I have a theory that this movie relates to Boy Kills World, but is the slimmer theory, and the relationship had to do with Sharlto Copley*

[@sasinmo]

Reminded me of Oldboy

[@bbussey1967]

Just saw it 😮 Amazing

[@sifuweber1478]

Finally got to see this flick and WOW! I really really liked this movie!

[@treblelatrice926]

LOVED IT!!! ❤

[@treblelatrice926]

@In_box_On_TheHeavyspoilers I thoroughly enjoyed this film! I did walk out thinking others may not appreciate this movie the way it was put together...sadly. I loved the emotionally driven fighter. The scene when he was triggered and had a panic attack and had to leave for the alley where he met the dog, and the dog made him feel better? I LOVED THAT!! This movie was so well done, ESPECIALLY for a directorial debut AND he starred in it?! With EVERYTHING they were up against outside the movie as well??!! C'mon!! I hope he gets More Work!!!

[@anitagoffreydump]

What was the quote written on Baba Shakti’s shoes?

[@AlexAndrews]

Sharlto was amazing in this, so good. I enjoyed it but the shakey cam made me feel a little queasy. Not as slick as John Wick in my opinion though. I do feel its been a little overhyped.

[@chadcognac5626]

Just watched it. Fun stuff. Great first film. Pacing is a lil off. It’s not perfect but a solid watch imo.

[@althafhussain6401]

Can you check out Brahmayugam? It's from the same film Industry that released Minnal Murali which you Did a video on ( Bear in mind Brahmayugam is slow burn and Folk Horror)

[@timtimbly2433]

This is feeling like a paid promotion to me for some reason… Paul seems a little by the book on this review

[@kylejones67]

in my opinion this account is basically a watchmojo style analysis

[@leeswift7883]

Is every comment you leave on this channel negative in some way?

[@snakethegemini]

​@leeswift7883 you've been stalking their account?

[@leeswift7883]

@@snakethegemini yep, so what?

[@snakethegemini]

@@leeswift7883 you have some bigger issues going on 😭😭🤣

[@tomassoejakto]

The story is simple (which I like), and the acting and presentation are well-done (which I also like). This movie as a whole is a vibe, man. Glad it's out there. But there are, in my opinion, a couple of tiny loose ends to the story.First, in act 1 Bobby peeked at Queenie opening her safe; I honestly thought he was going to do something about that later. Also, I'm a bit confused about Alphonso. Bobby did him dirty, three times. (first Bobby manipulated Alphonso to get close to Rana. Then Bobby stole and wrecked Alphonso's bajaj, and third he accidentally made Alphonso his accomplice and then abandons him for the rest of the film, causing Alphonso to live like a rat). Relatively-speaking, Alphonso is innocent and Bobby ruined his life. He should be furious.

[@MusicLover-my6fo]

Sounds great, can't wait to go see it.

[@flintson2268]

Watched it today Very good However that damn shaky cam makes the action scenes hard to follow Sometimes we also follow the main characters POV… which is really blurry

[@Bambam-pu2oq]

Lolwow😊

[@DJDigitalDamon]

I'm so glad this movie was saved

[@MsNikkibuzz]

I enjoyed the movie. Good story, acting and great fight scenes. I'm hoping Bobby made it though.

[@peshwa4760]

Well...the actual story says hanuman was blessed by gods and he was trained by them with "asta siddhis"

[@e3vL1]

Ending is like Silent Night released last year

[@carpemkarzi]

Will see movie this weekend, so I will watch then Love Dev and this movie looks insane. Especially once you learn about how damned hard it was to get made.

[@FlorencioOrtega-g6r]

Recently watched 👀 it. Freaking awesome and intense. I 😍 😮😊 it.

[@Alpha23TV]

Didn’t even know this was out… gahh I’m disconnected 😂

[@DJDREXTV]

This wasn't action pack it drags

[@Xboxcampking334]

My second favorite monkey man first is monkey man from hey Arnold

[@Dr.toboggans]

Didn’t even know about the movie but I might give it a gander

[@mutungiedmund2355]

It was bloody 😊and Gooseberry movie 😊😊😊😊

[@rupin]

Incredible film

[@crochetchica4559]

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Dev Patel is BRILLIANT…the movie is Beautifully directed, the scenes of all the fighting are EXHILARATING and wanting more to achieve Bobby’s revenge! I was wanting more of an overkill on Queenie because she DESERVED it, she was WAY out of pocket! GO SEE THIS MOVIE PEOPLE ITS BRILLIANTLY AWESOME! 🤩

[@thankful516]

Amazing movie! I just saw it!

[@narutouzukami5840]

The main villain Baba Shakti this is saying in India we call it to the terrorists that maksad Nahin bhulne ka the Muslims good knowledge

[@DailyArchetype]

It’s good but hard to follow sometimes with all the super close shaky cam!

[@mahnoornadeem9706]

Did he died at end or survive?

[@inigomontoya4032]

Very good movie. Definitely more than straight to vod worthy. But def don't make a sequel. Leave it as he passed after he got vengeance. It would ruin this movie to extend the story.

[@AllenJohn]

Here's my cross over wish list- If you know the Mahabharat: Monkey Man: Hanuman John Wick: Ram FYI: The tabla maestro: Ustad Zakir Hussain;

[@queenleigha4867]

Imagine doing a review or ending explain on a great movie like this, and being so scared to say the words, transgender or give any light to the transgender Warriors that were represented in the movie. It’s so pathetic that heavy spoilers has gotten so big that your isolating specific group of your audience to not piss off your other transphobic audience😂😂 I mean it’s really interesting how creators like this will go into deep detail on every comic book and white hero that they can find but when it comes to stories like this featuring people of color, we get a nine minute review and no touching on any of the social commentary like you didn’t even go and look up any of the commentary you just said I don’t know anything about that so.. and yet we can get every broke down meaning of any White Boy comic book show

[@jamienagar1993]

I'm going tomorrow 🏵