I am obsessed.

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Ram Charan: *rides a horse*

Me, crying: Poetic cinema.

Sometimes I wish I could stop listening to RRR's soundtrack, but then I don't

s s rajamouli is the taika waititi of south indian cinema

#09 - RRR (Revolta, Rebelião, Revolução)

I guess Avatar 3 is gonna be styled like a Tollywood action movie

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RRR (2022, dir. S. S. Rajamouli) - review by Rookie-Critic

I honestly don't really want to say anything about this movie other than it is one of the most entertaining roller coasters of a film I have ever had the absolute pleasure of watching. I honestly think you should go into this as blind as physically possible, but for the sake of the review I will write some things out and try to keep it all spoiler-free.

I've never really been interested in Tollywood (Telugu cinema) or Bollywood (Hindi cinema) films before, mostly out of a place of ignorance; they just never really seemed like "my thing," or at least that's what I always told myself. I have watched a few before and I've liked them. They're generally very fun, absolutely buckwild movies that are wholly unique to that part of the world, and even before watching RRR I always thought there was something very admirable in that. I had heard about this and remember when it dropped on Netflix back in May, I remember the internet being completely taken over by talk of how amazing this film is. It was 100% on my radar, and I still didn't make it a priority watch, and for that I feel absolutely ashamed. I am going to write this next statement with the full knowledge and awareness that I am completely out of my element with this genre and have absolutely no expertise to speak on it at all, but this has the be the absolute pinnacle of this style. Not just director S. S. Rajamouli's magnum opus, but Tollywood's as a whole. I have never come out the other end of a film so unabashedly joyous at how much fun I had just had. This movie is not only as over-the-top and bombastic as you would expect a Tollywood blockbuster to be (in my opinion, it feels even more so than the few others I've seen), but it is also incredibly emotionally engaging, and Rajamouli has managed to somehow balance both of these aspects in perfect harmony. The emotionally-charged scenes don't feel silly, and the silly over-the-top action scenes seem completely self-aware, it's a perfect mix. There are musical numbers in the film, which normally is a turn off for me, but they're used to such great and entertaining effect while also moving the plot forward. There is one song in the movie that is, and I say this with 100% confidence, the most moving and powerful musical sequence I have ever seen in a film. I was slack-jawed and blown away by it. I would also like to point out that, in a year with so many overstuffed and overlong films (Babylon, Bardo, Avatar 2, Elvis, The Fabelmans, Triangle of Sadness. I could keep going, but I'll stop), RRR is a 182 minute film that, when it's over and the credits are rolling across the screen, you'll wish wasn't. I was fully entertained by every single solitary second of this movie, never once feeling anything even resembling boredom. I was utterly and deeply enthralled by all 3 hours and 2 minutes of RRR, and that's not something I can say for hardly any other movie that is over the 3-hour benchmark.

If I had to say anything, ANYTHING, negative about RRR, it's that, like most non-English language films that utilize English-speaking actors, the English-speaking actors aren't doing... the best job. However, most of them don't take up too much screen time, and part of me wonders if the actors' acting was actually bad, or if it was how they were directed to act. Another part of me also knows that that is just kind of part of the genre, and I'm not sure I want to even hold that against it. Then, even another part of me wonders if I would even have that opinion if the actors weren't speaking English. Regardless, in the grand scope of the film, this feels like an insane nitpick to have. RRR is purely fun and easily one of last year's best films. Watch it as soon as you have the opportunity to. I know I say that whenever I like something a lot, but seriously, set aside 3 hours as soon as you possibly can and watch RRR.

10/10

The Hindi dub of the film is currently streaming on Netflix.

I, personally, found a way watch the original Telugu audio version of the film, and that is how I would recommend viewing it if you can, but I'm sure the Hindi dub is fine, as well.

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Anupam Kher pays tribute to 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR', by making Laurel and Hardy dance to it - WATCH - Times of India

Anupam Kher pays tribute to ‘Naatu Naatu’ from ‘RRR’, by making Laurel and Hardy dance to it – WATCH – Times of India

‘RRR‘ has made history by getting a Golden Globe for India for its song ‘Naatu Naatu’ for the ‘Best Original Song’. The award was accepted by composer MM Keeravani. Filmmaker SS Rajamouli was present at the awards show along with leads actors Ram Charan and Jr NTR and the whole country cannot stop congratulating the team. While several celebs react on his victory and say it’s a proud moment for…

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“Your friendship is more valuable than this life.” 

RRR (2022) dir. S. S. Rajamouli

Not salsa, not flamenco my brother. Do you know naatu?

ఆర్.ఆర్.ఆర్ (RRR) రౌద్రం రణం రుధిరం, ఎస్ ఎస్ రాజమౌళి దర్శకత్వం వహించారు

RRR (2022) dir. S. S. Rajamouli

Eyes that never rest.

Spielberg & Rajamouli