RRR: Make Movies EPIC Again - Jared's Review

[@JaredBauer]

My bad on the tollywood mistake! My knowledge of the region’s cinema is in its infancy! EDIT: good call on Jenny/the plans- she does serve the final act.

[@Karan-bp6it]

Its okkayy man

[@stephencshapiro]

I made the same mistake.

[@royalheart2373]

Appreciate the realisation 🙏

[@Wiseenoughtobefoolish]

I am from the region where this movie came from. There is another epic movie called bahubali by the same director in 2 parts. You might like both of them and also his movie “eega” which is the revenge story of a fly. The other movies from the recent times you can watch from this region are “syera narasimha reddy” it’s a story based on the true events of the first ever rebellion against the British. Infact he was beheaded as punishment coz of his revolt and they hung his head at the beginning of the town to reach a Lesson to Indians not to go against British empire. You can watch Vikram, super deluxe, Karnan , super deluxe, Vikram Rona, etc in the recent Time which are tamil movies

[@ghr6518]

Hi buddy just to correct you. This is NOT a Bollywood film. This is South Indian TOLLYWOOD film.

[@Miginath]

Patrick H. Willems exposed me to this and I could not be more pleased. its one of my favourite new movies.

[@santiagogarza8121]

Exact same happened to me: I watched it and loved it, then I forced my whole family to watch it and they all loved it.

[@ravinegi7442]

Try Bahubali and Bahubali the conclusion ❤️❤️

[@Justwatching2001]

Watch KGF 1&2 You will love I am sure you will forget the Tarantino film

[@mystickal6342]

its a wonderful movie

[@MahendraGaadhi]

​@@Justwatching2001 kgf series, they'll never watch Indian movies again

[@mayakane9978]

You mentioned that you felt the British characters felt too mustache twirling evil. Rest assured they weren't. The real atrocities they committed were often just as bad if not worse than this. For example, they purposely caused a devastating famine during World War 1. Edit: also wanted to mention that the main character wasn't dressed as a religious figure just for the sake of symbolism, the real life person actually looked like that

[@gedweyignasia]

Real life person?

[@SathirajuU]

@@gedweyignasia Alluri Sitarama Raju is an Indian revolutionary who dressed the same as shown in the movie (search for his old photos). No symbolism is induced in his dressing style. He was a warrior sanyasi (like warrior saint).

[@krishnkantsingh437]

Jenny was the one who gave Bheem the blue print of jail so that he could infiltrate and rescue Ram, and she was the only comic relief in the movie , The Indian movies are emotionally heavy and usually long than Western standards So we use comic scene to save viewers from emotional exhaustion , Most of the time comic scenes are not much have to do with the core story of the movie but it enhances the experience of watching movie. More like when a well made dish is presented creatively it elevates the experience but it doesn't changes the taste Most of the times.

[@chronomatt6990]

Jenny’s main story function was to be Bheem’s key to enter the palace and a later insider to the prison layout. I was fine that she wasn’t much more than that.

[@jonsmith1956]

100% AGREE and great point on the use of lots of extras. That was something I noticed more in my second watch of the movie and it's really fucking impressive. Easily my favorite movie of the year so far

[@catcat63527]

Most of it was actually CGI... Only people in crowd's closeup were real people.

[@ramcycastillo8345]

I'm not a big movie fan, but this movie I love and I've recommend ppl to see it. It's true: it's a simple story but greatly told with awesome, beautiful, panoramic shots. It may be a simple story, but a universal, important story.

[@stephencshapiro]

Will check out RRR. Hollywood could definitely learn a lot from India. My main exposure to Indian cinema is watching the music videos play on the TVs in my local Indian restaurant. I've honestly only seen one Indian movie in full. I put on Ram Leela as a joke after seeing the music video for Tattad Tattad but ended up really enjoying it. I'm looking forward to watching more from Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Edit: Not all Indian movies are Bollywood. Sorry everyone.

[@unsungnoble7060]

It's not Bollywood movie it's telugu film industry

[@codeengineer10]

Yep the sanjay leela bhansali films(Ram leela, Bajirao mastani) are bollywood (Hindi language) and are also good. RRR movie is from tollywood (Telugu Language) is also getting a huge recognition , There are many languages and many film Industries in India like Kollywood (Tamil language) , Sandalwood (Kannada language) and i can go on, so it's better to just call it as Indian cinema as people are little mindful about Industries. Hope you enjoy many more awesome Indian movies.

[@stephencshapiro]

@@unsungnoble7060 sorry for my mistake and thank you for letting me know.

[@stephencshapiro]

@@codeengineer10 sorry for my ignorance. I'll just say Indian movies from now on.

[@halleyscomet2672]

Watch RRR, Bahubali 1 and 2, Bhaagamathie, agent Sai srinivas atreya and Ratsasan. The last 3 are suspence thrillers. I bet you will love the story even if the production is a bit less budgeted

[@SJayanth]

3:08 No, it's not a mythical character, many people got this wrong. It's exactly how (Alluri) RamaRaju used to dress himself when he was leading the freedom struggle in our region Andhra Pradesh, India in 1920s Just google his name, you'll see. And if you think the British were shown too much villianish, that's because that ugly history of the British is never taught in the west. We know how our ancestors suffered in those times, millions died of starvation due to artificial famines (worst way to die, its a continuous torture for weeks and months seeing all the weeker people of your family die infront of you). For a hint, it was no less than what the Nazi did.

[@sasukedarkwolf]

He was dressed as Ram, the background music also was singing a rama song

[@devarshthakkar8880]

Don't mind him. We can't expect much from people who hardly knows anything about the world existing outside usa.

[@KABIGON4445]

Bro i don't know how you guys don't get the point Bheema and Ram are supposed to be two way representation One way is the real freedom fighters Second way is Ram being Lord Ram using bow and arrow While bheema is being bheema from Mahabharata Didn't you see how he was swinging the bike I know not much weight but still he's supposed to be strong Same in Bahubali He was given that name from the creator because he was supposed to be super strong And people were criticizing why he can pull out trees

[@SJayanth]

@@KABIGON4445カビゴン The characters for the 'story' represent only the real freedom fighters. The other representations are only limited to enhance particular scenes. In some scenes like "fighting while carrying on shoulders", it's Ram & Hanumam. Some posters of the movie where RamaRaju commands or guides Bheem shows them as Krishna & Arjun. But, the main representations of the characters are the real-life freedom fighters. Like in Bahubali, Sivudu (Mahendra Bahubali) is named after shiva, his first song in the movie is all about describing the power and greatness of lord Shiva, that doesn't make the character an inspiration of lord Shiva. It only adds to the original character of Sivudu. And the weight of bikes used in those times of war by the soldiers was no more than 50-80kg so that they can be carried, assembled, disassembled quickly.

[@SJayanth]

@@KABIGON4445 Alluri Sita Ramaraju took Sanyas and that's how his real appearance was in his life.

[@poojan423]

Why would you think wearing saffron is propaganda? India has Hindu culture because majority are Hindus. Several decades ago spirituality was even more than now so its exactly depicted how he dressed in real life.

[@jrat42]

This movie was epic. West filmmakers could learn from India especially when it comes to spectacle. Best use of slo mo ever. Loud heart pumping tunes during all the bad ass scenes. It was just frickin brilliant. Best 3 hours of my life.

[@jospdcunha]

Yeah definitely.. surprised he did not mention about the background score.. this movie has one of the best background music ever.. every scene elevates to next level bcz the score

[@NoThing-ec9km]

@@jospdcunha yesssss

[@halleyscomet2672]

The British were actually worse than shown in the movie if you talk to any old people... Man made famine etc.. Bheem and Ram are Hindu scriptures characters but these were real freedom fighters during British era. Yes the director definitely chose these two freedom fighters out of thousands for a reason. There are lot of references from Ramayana and even a shlok from Bhagavad Geeta in the movie. One of the song also talks about lord Rama. And calling it myth again and again sounds disrespectful. The movie is really symbolic and dramatic but that's the thing to love about it. There are barely any movies today without any cinematic mistakes. Somehow, even the story being kinda cliche still doesn't bore you. The dance part is just the women actually enjoying something new which was preached by the "two Indian males" after a boring ass ball dance.

[@libshastra]

Ramayana (and Gita, though to a lesser degree) are cultural symbols of India. Indian cinema is choked full of references to them.

[@halleyscomet2672]

@@libshastra not bollywood. Never noticed much reference. Only in Bahubali and RRR I noticed significant reference. A lot of times south Indian movies use some other book based ideologies too. Saam daam Dand bhed. Asht dik bandanam etc.

[@ex-muslimraj8652]

@@libshastra Historical. And is it a problem if Indians love their culture?

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

@@libshastra what's wrong with that??? You Standup and clap when Thor Loki and Zeus are shown which are Greek Pantheon. Or any biblical references are made But you think Ramayana and Mahabharata references are regressive.... That's inferiority complex

[@Astrella999]

​@@libshastra You got a problem with our culture and history buddy. Are You Indian?

[@acommonman32]

The British truly done more tourture as it was shown in the movie.. Truth is more harder than imagined.

[@manegakinhi3699]

This film is far better than nowadays Mediocre Hollywood Films lol 😂

[@JaredBauer]

I wish I disagreed

[@williampearson6299]

@@JaredBauer Wouldn't the anti-colonialist messages be deemed too "woke"

[@ngultrum1]

@@williampearson6299 Not really, it's there for story purposes & just as a backdrop for the story to function.

[@achyuththouta6957]

​@@williampearson6299 Anti colonialist? more like anti racist. If not being racist is woke then I guess I'm woke.

[@williampearson6299]

@@achyuththouta6957 Crybabies will make any excuse to be racist. it's all "my free speech" until its something they don't like and call anti-racists racist themselves

[@ibjmac187]

I'd expected Once Upon a Time In Hollywood to make me fall back in love with filmmaking. It didn't, but unexpectedly, RRR did. Even better the second time.

[@puneethramajigalu5357]

Hi Jared....there is a misconception that all indian movies are Bollywood (Hindi language movies)....but RRR is an Tollywood (Telugu language movie)....RRR in NETFLIX is an Hindi language dubbed version of the original one.

[@JaredBauer]

You are right sir. I'm learning!

[@AditechFacts]

​@@JaredBauer 😍🤭🥰

[@srajandaja910]

Stop calling it tollywood just call it Telugu cinema

[@puneethramajigalu5357]

@@srajandaja910 hello boss... First know the history

[@DrTiwade]

@@puneethramajigalu5357 hello boss he is right. This is telugu cinema.

[@mbanerjee5889]

The thing I really appreciated about the movie is how it didn't waste a single frame or line. Everything is either a call back, direct reference, or symbolic to Hindu mythology. This is a Tollywood film and that kind of attention to detail is something most Bollywood movies don't even have. It's so refreshing to see cinematography that pays homage to our culture/religion.

[@saikoushik1083]

@@ObserverTheWitness if you're asking just to say, it's not Hindu 'mythology', because it really happened. Have to disagree with you there bud.

[@Justwatching2001]

It's not mythology stop this the westerners want us to believe that calling our history and belief a mere myth

[@monakandari6160]

@@saikoushik1083 Just say Scriptures Myths means things /places didnt ever existed but they do, and in same way as mentioned in Sricptures Eg Atlantis is myth while Dwarka isn't It's mentioned in scriptures

[@pillsbury5533]

Don't say tollywood please. Just say telugu cinema industry. Tollywood is just a name copied by bollywood and bollywood the name is copied by Hollywood and I don't want this amazing industry's name to be a copy . Thankyou

[@NoThing-ec9km]

@@saikoushik1083 Are u saying Ramayana and Mahabharata didn't happen. Maybe u need some history lesson then.

[@buckthenarrator819]

One thing for sure, Naatu Naatu song will stuck in your head forever

[@ianaquino5168]

This movie is legitimately excellent

[@guest_informant]

"It's got _everything_ apart from subtlety." Peter Bradshaw

[@NAMELESSHOSTAGE]

8:36 The white lady progressive character in my opinion is to show that even though the British were oppressive during colonial era and they had definitely ravaged the lives of millions of Indians, the motive of that lady was to show that not every white person was inherently a monster. Some of them sure thought less of Indians but were not excessively evil per say.

[@Sunny-rh6ik]

@@sakethdheer1891 Br #Ambedkar voice Gandhi was not Mahatma kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3fafpSAirx_o5o

[@STARK50]

Thanks for exploring Indian cinema. I have a few suggestions you should check out. 1. Bahuballi 1 and 2 2. 3 Idiots 3. Taare Zameen Par 4. URI:The Surgical Strike 5. Ratsasan 6. My name is Khan 7. Andhadhun 8. Swades 9. Tumbbad 10. KGF 1 and 2 11. Sardar Udham 12. A Wednesday

[@sriramgovardhanam]

Never thought wise crack main host Jared would review RRR, we would love to see an hour movie breakdown in the main channel about this movie. BTW it's not a bollywood movie its a tollywood movie

[@vimigupta4393]

This is the best review I’ve seen regarding RRR. You also understand the importance of the historical epics integral to Indian culture. The importance of all the symbolism.

[@DrTiwade]

He used a condescending tone. Not good.

[@iam_soumya]

I assure you, what is presented as British atrocity is extremely mild then real events.

[@SiriusBlack1337]

RRR villains are like infants compared to Churchill. People need to read up on what atrocities they did in all the "British colonies"

[@Udaan0007]

Some more great Indian movies 1. Ratsasan 2. Forensic (Malayalam) 3. Thadam 4. Theeran 5. The Kashmir Files 6. Drishyam 1&2 (Malayalam) 7. Bahubali 1&2 8. Andhadhund 9. The Tashkent Files 10. Vikram Hitlist

[@amritaparida3992]

Add Tumbaad.

[@rosemedia8909]

Minnal murali Miss

[@abhikeshborah]

Watch Epic bahubali franchise directed by SS RAJAMOULI the same director of RRR . Bahubali franchise is in two parts this available in Netflix

[@djprinceNorway]

Good review, but I feel Jenny had a arch. She helped Bheem with the map over the prison and also was the person that gave Bheem an insight of the mansion by inviting him over for tea. I believe the ending with Bheem and Jenny was fine. Bheem reached out for a handshake with Jenny in the end, but Jenny gave him a big hug instead, they obviously are in love but Bheem is the shy type. Maybe a RRR 2 can shed light on their future :)

[@zisanmahmud4335]

Discover a New world of Indian cinema: 👉"Bahubali" (Tollywood) - from the same director and scriptwriter of RRR. 👉"Bajrangi Bhaijan" (Bollywood) - from the same scriptwriter of RRR. RRR director was supposed to direct this but couldn’t due to busy schedule. 👉"K.G.F" (Sandalwood) - KGF chapter 2 & RRR are the two most popular film this year so far.) 👉"Dangal" (Bollywood) - highest grossing non-Hollywood foreign film in China. Highest grossing Indian film worldwide. 👉"P.K" (Bollywood) - a parody film about religion and religious beliefs of Indian people 👉"Lagaan" (Bollywood) - received Oscars nomination. sets during the British colonialism rule in India. 👉"Andhadhun" (Bollywood) - It's a dark comedy with many plot twists. 👉"777 Charlie" (Sandalwood) - dog and human friendship. 👉"Sardar Udham" (Bollywood) - based on true incident during British colonialism rule. 👉"7aum Arivu" (Kollywood) - It's about South Indian monk Bodhidharma,who's the founder of Kung Fu and Shaolin in China. 👉"Vikram" (Kollywood - about gang wars. 👉"Magadheera" (Tollywood) - from the director of RRR. RRR lead Ram Charan played lead in this film. It's only his 2nd film! 👉"Rangasthalam" (Tollywood) - RRR lead Ram Charan played lead role in the movie. 🔥Upcoming Most Anticipated: 👉"Brahmastra" (Bollywood) - Trailer out 👉"Ponniyin Selvan" (Kollywood) teaser out - adaptation of popular Tamil novel based on Chola Dynasty, the Tamil empire of southern India, one of the longest-ruling dynasties in world history. 👉"Adipurush" (upcoming in 2023) - Indian Hindu mythological film based on the epic Ramayana. You can check trailer of all these films and choose which one to watch 🥰❤️

[@JaredBauer]

Thank you for putting this together!

[@navdeepbhatti2194]

Good work bro

[@anshulgupta6252]

That’s a good list. Should have included some OG movie also

[@gamescene8929]

All other movie is good except PK. PK Is one of worst illogical movie ever made. It tries to demean only one religion and conveniently ignores other major religion. Due that attitude the lead star movie is suffering disaster in the box office now as people started boycotting his movie

[@raji9103]

You said this movie is inspired by two Hindu myths. Are you referring to Bheem and Ram characters? No those two characters are real life characters Komuram Bheem and Alluri Seetharam Raju. They never met eachother so this movie is a fictional story based on two real people who existed. You said Ram is dressed up as a mythical hero. No he dressed up as Alluri Seetharam Raju. If you look into his images statues he was dressed up exactly like that with bow are arrows.

[@halleyscomet2672]

I mean... A lot of scenes were inspired from Ramayan. The director chose those particular freedom fighters out of thousands for a reason bro.

[@nitintiwari2776]

@@halleyscomet2672 ramayana is our history. have you heard Indians saying Christian mythological character born 2000 yrs ago?

[@halleyscomet2672]

@@nitintiwari2776 true. I definitely agree that all Hindu scriptures are history. I have mentioned that Calling it myth is disrespectful in my own comment

[@hardik373]

This movie came at a time when we really needed something like this.

[@libshastra]

Hey Jared, the references to Hindu myths are cultural rather than religious. Ramayana (where the reference for Ram's orange archer costume comes from) is a cultural icon in India (and in SE Asia). Scenes from Ramayan are used as meme in India, mainstream TV has their own versions of Ramayan playing on TV. This is primarily an Indian movie made for Indian audience and folks who aren't from India need to realize that when they venture into Indian cinema.

[@Vinay_Dopomine]

Please don't call mythical, He was the hero of history. A king of Bharath varsh.

[@unicyclist97]

I'd also say Ram is the Head (tactics, accuracy, communication) and Bheem is the Heart (empathy, stoicism, brute force).

[@vaibhav8941]

Agree...

[@Raut-warrior]

We also think the Germans are shown too barbaric when we watch ww2 movies

[@ex-muslimraj8652]

Its not Indian Mythology, Its Indian HISTORY! RAM and KRISHNA are our Historical ancestors, their cities are excavated, their monuments can be seen from space! Their astronomical data match. What more does it take to make it history?

[@ABBZ120]

@@faraazkhan5078 the same can be said about any historical figure, maybe Jesus or Mohammed weren’t real

[@vamsikrishna3855]

@@faraazkhan5078 What about prophet Mohammed? Do you think he is real?

[@vamsikrishna3855]

@@faraazkhan5078 I read it but want to hear from you again. Is prophet Mohammed real?

[@ex-muslimraj8652]

@@faraazkhan5078 Well let's start then, shall we?! Saraswati River. Ram Setu. Dwarka. Ayodhya. Rakhigarhi. The stars mentioned, and the positions respectively. The whole lineage of 94 Kings, of whom Ram was the 62nd King. There's a lot of proof for the last few kings in that lineage. Then to go with Krishna, you can have the earth excavated and see all the weapons used In the Great War, which is being done in Rakhigarhi. We have the Sapta rishi constellation that talks about the times. Brother, Sanatan Dharma🚩is recorded through cosmos, you cannot dismiss it by calling it myth! You'll be proven wrong in no time! Now let's come to your arabic terrorist and pe d0philic cult. Why is everyone that doesn't follow seen as downwards, isn't that racism? Why are You'll ordered to genocide, kill, slaughter the non believers? Is your god so weak that he cannot defend himself so has to kill others to stay relevant??! Was your nabi m0 Ham mEd so scared of been proven wrong? Well, now he is being proven wrong everyday!!🤣

[@ex-muslimraj8652]

@@ABBZ120 Well, not maybe, they actually weren't real! We can produce, archeological, astronomical records and written proofs too! They can't 🤣🤣

[@TheWingman43]

Just watch that first scene and you will immediately start to understand! As much cheese as american's come to expect with a bollywood type movie, but I really do think it was a great movie.

[@surajkumar-fi2tf]

its not a bollywood film its a telugu film. Netflix only has hindi dubbed one. there are 5 major film industries hindi film industry(aka bollywood as you know) telugu film industry tamil film industry kannada film industry malayalam film industry and i recommend you not to call it with any woods. And jrntr is not your avg actor....he is a single take actor and dancer, singer, tv host....almost doesn't rehearsel and does his shots in single takes. ram charan is also a good actor where a maturity in his acting observable from his previous 2 films.

[@MalluMgtow]

Malayalam film industry died a Long time ago

[@vamsikrishna3855]

@@MalluMgtow why do you say that?

[@pranavgandhar4604]

Indian cinema started by Marathi film industry

[@rookietechie4120]

@@pranavgandhar4604 no bengali

[@krishnaats7141]

It isnt mythic bow weilding Indian hero. He is God.

[@krushna4181]

The hero isn't dressed like a 'mythical bow wielding hero'. His character was inspired from a real life revolutionary freedom fighter called "alluri sitaramu raju" and he wore the same attire as shown in the movie. I have watched your other movie reviews and was expecting a well researched review from you.

[@TheContrariann]

Over the Top Action, Brotherhood and friendship bromance, Dance Number, Emotions, Background Score, Story - it has Everything! - it has "Everything from Everywhere All In One" 👏🙌👍👍😍 I'd suggest you to watch a movie "Tumbaad" It was mind blowing 🤯 Other suggestions I have on the list are from same director of RRR, Rajamouli's Bahubali 1 & 2. RRR is by far one of the benchmark movies in the history or Hollywood that I don't know if Hollywood will ever be able to top in up in a single movie!

[@everyrose3225]

It´s difficult doing a so well spoken review without tons of spoilers, but you got it. I liked also you noticed the symbolism about Bheem and Raju (legs and arms). About Jenny, I read comments about "if she was good or kind, how she tolerate the Malli´s kidnapped or her uncles behaviour" but come on! people is so basic sometimes, in the past even good people see all these things like normal, and of course in a few years, people will judge us as freaking monsters

[@firebrand3515]

She enables him to enter the Fort.

[@blackrosepanther]

She helped Beem several times. Also at the end. Helped Beem infiltrate the Ford also.

[@udaykiran4524]

Jenny provides the Map to the Cells where Ram has been captivated. She's the one who reveals there's an Iron door inside the wooden door which helps Bheem to plan his attack on the Britishers with the animals. Jenny's role definitely had it's worth but was shown in a very subtle way!

[@samuraijosh1595]

Naaah...she was there purely to fill the role of a prize/trophy for the Indian leads. If what you're saying was supposed to be the intended characterization, then they shouldn't have made her thirst for the guys. Just make her a platonic white saviour female.

[@udaykiran4524]

@@samuraijosh1595 What's wrong with her thirsting for Bheem? And without love can you put a character that would let her whole family and Empire end just to save a random guy's friend?v what's your opinion?

[@ceekay4649]

Jenny's character is also there to remind the audience that not all white people are bad. Imagine no Jenny in this movie, then every single white character in this movie would be irredeemably bad.

[@sahityabk]

It's a sad truth about the justification for the attractiveness of an Indian male by having the white women fawn over them. You could also look at it in a general way that it's west appreciating Indian culture. Btw Jenny helps Bheem in the end when she gives him the blueprints explains the layout of the jail compound

[@suprith5443]

They are not attracted to them but rather to the dance they do. from the way I see it It influenced everyone irrespective of the gender, even the audience.

[@halleyscomet2672]

!!!spoiler!!!! They are amazed by the dance. And Jenny does it cuz she realises the Bheem came for the girl and she knew how good friends they were ans that he got caught helping him escape.

[@quinnobi]

An absolute banger of a movie.

[@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.❤️❤️0

[@Sandeep-G-Chavan023]

It's not Bollywood film it's tollywood Film from India 🇮🇳

[@astik1799]

They can call it indian film rather than Bollywood 😂

[@sherinjmathew6926]

Recommendations: 3 Idiots (Hindi) Sardar Udham (Hindi) Haider (Hindi) Jersey (Telugu) The Lunchbox (Hindi) Dangal (Hindi) Tumbbad (Hindi) Kumbalangi Nights (Malayalam) Minnal Murali (Malayalam) Gangs of Wasseypur 1&2 (Hindi) Trance (Malayalam) Joji (Malayalam) Kapoor & sons (Hindi) Jayeshbhai Jordaar (Hindi) Kaithi, Vikram (Both are Tamil language films and Separate movies but part of the same universe) Super Deluxe (Tamil) Vikram Vedha (Tamil) 96 (Tamil) Piku (Hindi) Kolamavu Kokila (Tamil) Raman Raghav 2.0 (Hindi) Kahaani (Hindi) Dhuruvangal Pathinaaru (Tamil) Ratsasan (Tamil) Talvar (Hindi) Drishyam 1&2 (Malayalam) Memories (Malayalam) My Name is Khan (Hindi) Chak de India (Hindi) Rockstar (Hindi) Barfi (Hindi) Tamasha (Hindi) Udta Punjab (Hindi) Masaan (Hindi) Bajirao Mastani (Hindi) Padmavat (Hindi) Andhadhun (Hindi) Article 15 (Hindi) Badhai Do (Hindi) Pink (Hindi) Jana Gana Mana (Malayalam) Ugly (Hindi) Udaan (Hindi) Angamaly Diaries (Malayalam) The Great Indian Kitchen (Malayalam)

[@syyedmohdsaad]

Don 1 Don2

[@ullasshome8392]

You talk about garbage Haider but not TKF, suits your name.

[@RaymondStormbl3ssed]

RRR is epic and it’s emotionally charged from start to end which is something Hollywood has become allergic to lately where every serious moment is turned into a cringy ass joke

[@jhonhoppins522]

I will say that a lot of racist British people do behave in evil "cartoonish" ways. When I was a kid we had British neighbours that once called us"black-skinned" as an insult and they would throw stones at the stray dog we were feeding whenever they saw it and refer to it as "bloody dog". Keep in my mind this dog was friendly and didn't bother anyone. Another one treated us like servants and constantly acted like she owned everything. They also had some good qualities as well but blatant racist behaviour was obvious.

[@namankulshrestha5373]

I think this is the official start of indian cinemas international journey Thanx to south industry

[@rubenbarrera7338]

I was curious about this movie but now I'm definitely going to see it. Thanks!

[@harshavardhan8160]

He wasn't motivated towards revenge, he was just fighting for freedom for his people.....I liked your character detailing though..

[@kiratchawla1386]

Wow never seen so much western coverage for an Indian movie before. Pandemic really opened up the gates of foreign cinema in everywhere.

[@mrSatya_1]

One of the best RRR reviews in terms of analysis. As for Jenny's character, you're partly right, there was (and still is) a phenomena of mixed-ethnicity couples in Britain facing persecution (and prosecution at some points prior). The freedom of movement, dance, colour, expressiveness (including sexual) of former colonized cultures and people were often cited as reasons for such attractions, as a counterpoint to 'proper, white, British decorum". It was yet another form of oppression. It still is the dominant narrative. There's lots of documentaries on it. And that's exactly how the British spoke, still do if you've ever watched clips from their parliament or debates.

[@gauravonguitars]

1. Ram is not a mythical character. He is the foundation of Indian history. 2. Jenny actually helped Bhima in the end to help him enter the prison where Raju was kept.

[@thisisanewusername4662]

Funny dead pan review in the second half.

[@unsungnoble7060]

It's not Bollywood movie it's telugu film industry

[@afanatee]

Def draws from Hindu myths. Would love for you to talk about Christian and Islamic myths as well!

[@send2gokul]

9:07 You did not get the Jenny's part then. She is the one who gives the map of the jail to Bheem, when he goes to rescue Ram in the final act. Pay attention dude.

[@firebrand3515]

In India we faced brutality from the British which you cannot imagine prior to independence. Please visit Cellular Jail in the Andamans. We can easily identify. Budget constraint man. We do not have your budgets for VFX and CGI.

[@rishitkhanna336]

There was actually a trend of moustache in early decades of twentieth century. All the world leaders and scienctist had mustache

[@sundarkanya1602]

for indians Churchill is same as hitler for Jewish people .......... but brits won the war and they have money which gives power to right history about great Churchill and British empire was....... movie is good

[@cinemaless09]

Thank you so much for reviewing this movie! This was such a well done video. I made a personal review on RRR, and a felt that the review was very unbalanced. This is one of my favorite Telegu movies of all time. Thank you again.

[@101anudeep]

You are right about Jenny and the English women's role in the Naatu Naatu song. They tried to appeal to the Indian audience but global audience will find it cringy. You cannot compare Holocaust with artificial famines created by the British but they were just as evil in their own way.

[@samuraijosh1595]

Yep this part and some other parts are why I wish RRR didn't blow up. 🙄

[@101anudeep]

@@samuraijosh1595 what other parts?

[@samuraijosh1595]

@@101anudeep NTR singing a song while being whipped and starting a roaring revolution.

[@ManishSharma-tt9vn]

RAM IS NOT MYTHICAL CARACTER, THIS IS HISTORICAL. SEARCH......

[@way_of_life77]

loved your review

[@manpreetlakhanpal9720]

Never did I ever imagine that the wisecrack guy will review RRR.

[@shubhamugale9472]

Nobody outside India is getting references from Ramayana. Same happened with Bahubali movies which has references of Mahabharat.

[@ankeshkumar8175]

There is nothing hindu mythic . It is our history

[@sabojezles]

I'm so happy for you going back to your roots, man. Keep it rolling!

[@theniravpanchal]

Lord Rama is Real. Part of History. Not mythical character. We still have bridge that he built between india and srilanka.

[@Japaninmyheart1]

🤡ok

[@Jeevaji14]

Watsapp University ah?🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@soumyadeep5]

It was not only the because of the holy thread that Ram discovers that Bheem is the man he is looking for, but that was the final confirmation. The first doubt that Ram had in that same scene was when Ram sees that Bheem knows the about the antivenom of the poison. Second, when Bheem asks for dhutra (antivenom), which is a holy flower of Shiva, Bheem goes and pray in front of Shiva in a temple beside them. But as per Ram's knowledge, Bheem is Muslim and not Hindu. And the third one was obviously the holy thread.

[@nandagopalm7232]

U might check upon the previous two films of the same director. It's the highest grossing franchise from India Bahubali 1 and Bahubali 2

[@HS-so1yo]

Jenny did help in the last action scene by providing map to bheem of the jail.

[@CBS_official]

Not Myth - Correct yourself.. If you don't belive or doesn't know..doesn't means..it myth

[@kalingradirish2485]

Relax man he probably doesn't know the history

[@viv9609]

Indian cinema should be where anime and video game movies get made. They're so good at the over-the-top action without losing the dramatic, sincere moments.

[@45jobinjose]

Great review. So glad to see you review Indian movies.

[@theblckpool]

Damn, this is a well written review !

[@rocconeri09]

Thanks for the great review. And kudos for acknowledging the miss with regard to Jenny’s role (given her appearance even in the song during credits could indicate romantic involvement with Bheem-maybe), it would be nice if you could add the clarification in ur video

[@alvintan2696]

Please do a review on the Sandman. Is it good? Is it too performatively 'woke'? I am torn between both opinions as it seemed both could be true. There's also much to say, it seems, about how when authors updated their work, they became more predictable than they were when they first produce it. Makes me wonder what's the politics of that. As always, I trust you to be giving the most nuance responses for this.

[@shashankke250]

Mystical hero 😬 Ram is GOD

[@imjayanthkumar]

Jenny provided Bheem floor plans or something in the third act. That's how they knew where to throw the motorbike.

[@rebirth8096]

NICE REACTION ON TOLLYWOOD INDIAN TELUGU CINEMA RRR BAHUBALI PUSHPA TELUGU FILM INDUSTRY IS NO1 BIGGEST AND INTERNATIONAL FILM INDUSTRY OF INDIAN CINEMA 🌈

[@flytoheights1]

I thought Jenny lead to the start the zoo fight scene.

[@koowasha]

Loved your review. Being Bangladeshi I always hated mainstream Indian movies for its stupidity and bad cultural influence. Loved RRR. Bahubali 1 from the same director is also a great movie.

[@smileytownSF]

This is the best I have ever seen your hair. Also, good review. But keep up that good hair - DO NOT go back.

[@boredparticle0444]

The point of movies should entertain. It does the job

[@davidking2265]

This is called exact review... u hit every point of the movie with scenes.... I saw some reviews they speak 2hrs without movie scenes make me bore...

[@DanielConderman]

Except when he had no idea why Jenny was involved. :( Jenny is the true hero and this review does NOT relate to that. I am angry he didn't give Jenny her due since she is the person that gave plans and saved the day. This guy is a dork.

[@davidking2265]

@@DanielConderman jenny point accepted.. I am talking about the structure.. most of the people review this movie 2 hrs with out showing one bit of movie.. that make me bore.. we Indians like reaction videos most

[@VSM101]

@@davidking2265 Actually he missed out a lot of symbolism and called Historical epic mythological kinda rude there is mythologyin the purnas but the Valmiki Ramayan is Historical like Troy

[@kbpanchal22]

REVIEW Another Epics Bahubali 1 & 2 Having Same Director Master Storyteller A Visionary S.S RajaMauli! 😍💯🔥

[@ishanbajpai6940]

Genuinely did not expect this video.

[@priyankaskitchen9132]

This is called A PERFECT REVIEW !

[@jaypandya1154]

3:06 Please don't call our historical heroes as mythical. Other than that great video 👍

[@JaredBauer]

This is just me being ignorant. No offense intended

[@vinjed]

Love the duality mention! Often under-looked!

[@opusrk3052]

What you mention is right but also They showed black dudes disappointing face at that moment because english guy was showing off swing dance and when its actually originated from black community in 1920

[@abmstudio3678]

People from Hollywood are talking about things they can learn from this and so are people from Bollywood (Hindi film industry) as even that industry is resting on it's laurels like Hollywood is. In 2022, each of the four south Indian regional film industries produced at least one pan Indian high earning films (some like Telugu film industry and kannada film industry producing multiple). So, bollywood which used to at one point be the primary cinema Industry of India is wondering why all of this is happening and what can be learnt from it all.

[@upendranayak6344]

a different world. It's the sa laws, but different application. Without your videos, I'm not sure I would be at the level I'm at. I'm not a pro

[@mahaveermohanty366]

And for your knowledge that character ram is not a mythic hero he is inspired by our religion who is our God ram