RRR (Rise Roar Revolt) (2022)

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   Siskoid

   This year's big Indian blockbuster, RRR (Rise Roar Revolt), is worthy of its growing reputation. I was reminded of 1975's Sholay and that's the highest of compliments. This 3-hour epic presents a high-octane alternative history of the people's uprising against the (very evil) British Raj, with cranked up dance numbers and memorable action set pieces that walk the high wire between absurd and awesome. Trust me when I say you will see things in RRR you've never seen elsewhere. The two leads are immensely cool and essentially played as Indian superheroes - Bheem is a sweet "tribal" with the strength of a lion and a certain animal empathy; Ram is an intense, unstoppable Terminator with perfect marksmanship. They were made to be friends (the bromance is really the best part of this), but Fate is cruel to the two of them and puts them on a collision course from the beginning. Water vs. Fire is a recurring theme. Despite the comical and rousing action, it IS very violent - there's an element of martyrdom to any revolution story - just mentioning it in case you were interested for the musical aspect. But RRR is funny, emotional, insane in the best way... and though I don't understand the language, I really liked its songs. 9 months 3 weeks ago
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   baraka92

   The first half is a 10; the second one is more like a 6. This movie grabs you by the neck and shouts: "You'll be entertained until you get bored!". The balance is still positive though. There's something for everybody. It might also be the most patriotic movie made since Yankee Doodle Dandy.
   
   Naatu Naatu is the scene of the year (fingers crossed for an Oscar campaign). 9 months 2 weeks ago
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   Robbimich

   I had the biggest smile on my face for the majority of the movie. What a rollercoaster ride that was. 1 month 4 weeks ago

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