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Haha you just made my day, dude! I pride myself off of making sure I always pronounce names and terms that are foreign to me correctly. Thanks for checking out the review!

Completely agree with you, which is why I made sure to bring attention to how the movie looks better than some American blockbusters with much bigger budgets. I can't imagine the effects that would be possible if this movie had a similar amount of money to play with!

@@SullyStreams Yes. And funnily this is the exact situation with their space technology (you know if you are keeping tracks of the events). Indians are managing to do spectacles with their budget which is a fraction of NASA's budget (even smaller than the budget some hollywood blockbusters). A wonderful parallelism if you think about it.

Yes, big fan of RRR! It made my top 10 best movies of the year list when it came out. Thanks for watching!

@@SullyStreams u should watch bahubali movie This movie is highest grossing Indian movie of all time It is directed by same director of RRR It will give u experience like RRR but in bigger way If u interested watching more Indian movies It's action adventure drama movie

Thanks so much for checking out the video!

I mean, how could I possibly stay away after a testimony like that? I'll definitely make sure to check out Sardar Udham. Thanks for the recommendation!

@@SullyStreams Thanks brother. Watch it asap. You'll be blown away in a weird way. Don't watch trailer or internet search. It will spoil a movie a little bit. Go blind. Movie is self explanatory.

I definitely want to check this one out! I've heard that it's basically Die Hard on a train, which is all I need to hear. Thanks for the recommendation!

That's an interesting thought! Do you think I should do some research around the legend before my second viewing?

@@SullyStreams it's a mixture of history, future prediction written long back + our time calculations + cultural references carried over thousands of years through our memory. Even Indian people are not reading the actual material. So, not so easy getting an idea. We are left with only 2 historical books for now - Ramayanam and Mahabharatam. Many managed to make Ramayanam without too many deviations and the time frame covered isn't too huge . Mahabharatham spans over thousands of years finally reaching the Kuru Dynasty . There are so many important characters each with a distinct psychology, strength, and way of working . It is said that almost any kind of person can find a character they can relate to in the epic Mahabharatham . There are some youtubers who researched well and give their content with references . But they haven't yet made any material in English. I am requesting those who I trust to present the explanations true to the original material. Since you will have enough time, I am sure the content will be out soon. For a small beginning : The war isn't the battle of gods. It's a family feud turned into war between kingdoms and only one god Sri Krishna ( Maha Vishnu ) and it's his return we are waiting for. ( This part - The Kalki Puranam is easier to find I think ) .

​@@SullyStreams Yes if you research and then rewatch the movie you will enjoy it more

@@SullyStreams I have a list of good Indian films that you can watch Dhoom series (parts 1,2 & 3) Bahubali series (parts 1 & 2) Koi mil gaya and Krrish series Race 1 & 2 Dangal movie 12th Fail 3 idiots If you like these films after watching them then do post your thoughts and reviews on your channel.

This is definitely the feeling I got while I was watching the movie. I was thinking that all of these figures are already well known to the Indian audience, so why would they spend a lot of time explaining the ins and outs if it's obvious? Puts someone like me at a disadvantage for sure, but I'm willing to do the homework after the fact!

Glad you loved it!

I definitely want to watch it again, especially before the next chapter inevitably comes out!

@@SullyStreams This movie just became the highest grossing Indian movie of the year so far and one of the highest grossing Indian movie of all time. It might still be in theatres in your area. Watch it again while you can. There are some prelude videos of this movie on the TH-cam channel of the production house. Watch them for a better understanding and do some research on Mahabharata.

It's Bollywood garbage

​@@user-en8wp8cg6wsouth ke chode. Cry about it

​​@@user-en8wp8cg6w If you want or know jon Wick then go and know that you talking about is called garbage is kill which remake right is taken by them then call the Hollywood shit industy are inspired by Bollywood😂😂😂😂😂

​@@user-en8wp8cg6w then u surely have not watched it

​@@user-en8wp8cg6w Literally one of the best action movies of all time. Stop the seethe.

I actually dug the cliffhanger, but I had kind of heard beforehand that they were setting up their own cinematic universe so it didn't feel out of place. Do you watch a lot of Indian movies, any favorites? Thanks for watching, dude!

@@SullyStreams They certainly created a big world in which to play, and it should be interesting to see what types of characters will show up. I do watch a lot of Indian movies. If you like action, check out the Dhoom series. There is more singing and dancing in them but the action is pretty top notch. I got others too if you are interested.

I'm a huge action guy, so I'll make sure to give the Dhoom series a look. Always interested in getting recommendations!

​@@SullyStreams DO NOT CHECK DHOOM. THEY FUCKED UP PHYSICS THEIR

​​@@SullyStreams Watch the movie named Kill (check out the trailer 1st, watch the movie if it streams in theatres near you, otherwise wait for it to be released on any ott platform) that was released last Friday! It's a pure entertainment of insane action!! 🔥 Highly recommended for you as you're a hardcore action lover!

I think this and RRR are definitely worth checking out if you don't have much experience with Indian cinema, you'll know very easily if it's something you want to invest your time into or not. Thanks for watching, JM!

​@@SullyStreams do watch and react for Salaar

​@@SullyStreams true RRR is a safer bet, cause it's a simpler structure. Once you are ok with it watch Bahubali 1 and 2 Prabhas and Rajamouli Magnum Opus which started all these big budget movies for us . We Telugu people restricted our budgets max to 80 Crore Indian rupees before Bahubali.

Thanks so much, dude! It was a blast, but definitely happy to be home!

Still haven't gotten a chance to check that one out, have been away on my honeymoon. Have only heard very good things though! Have you gotten a chance to give it a watch?

@@SullyStreams nah, I've also heard really good things about its action.

@@SullyStreams dude! if the raid and bullet train had a baby it would be this movie. it totally rocked and is only 1:45 long

@@shelly_lee What a combination! I’ve heard people saying it’s basically Die Hard on a train, I really need to check it out!

​@@SullyStreams it's really 🔥🔥🔥 to the point that the John Wick director is remaking this movie in Hollywood

Pardon the long comment, but there are a lot of these from different Indian film industries. Some recommendations from Tollywood (Telugu): There are 3 films from the same director that made RRR. 1: Eega - It's kind of a meme film the director did as a challenge of not having a hero for a main lead. It's a fun watch. 2: Baahubali 1 & 2 (they're essentially a single film in 2 parts). This is essentially Indian LoTR. It also has the same actor who played the bounty hunter in this. There's another great director Prashanth Neel, he made 3 great films: 1: KGF 1 & 2 - This isn't really Telugu, but Kannada (the director is Telugu), it's essentially Scarface, with a minor Mad Max vibe to it). 2: Salaar - I don't know how to explain this one, but it's the best work of the director & considered the best Indian action film of 2023. From Kollywood (Tamil) side: The best ones in Action will be the Lokesh Kanagaraj (that's the director's name) Universe, aka LCU: 1: Kaithi - Assault on Precinct 13, combined with Mad Max. A fairly great film. 2: Vikram Hitlist - A spiritual sequel to a late 80's film (which is unnecessary to watch for this). If you're into Expendables like stuff, this is great. 3: Leo - An official freemake of A History Of Violence (the original comic, not the film), which I honestly like more than the Hollywood version. It's great for just action alone. From Malayalam side (Mollywood), they're mainly story based films so the action isn't usually that good, but they do have some good ones. I recommend starting with Aavesham. It's a Gangster Dramedy, it's honestly great fun watch. From Bollywood, the Hindi speaking side: We don't really have many good action films for a while, the best I can give is: 1: Kill - This is a recent one, it's in theaters rn, tho I heard it's also on Vudu. It's basically an Indian attempt at Raid films. 2: Animal - This isn't primarily an action film, but it's more of a Tarantino-esque, character drama, so the main great action scenes happen in the first half, after that there's barely any action until the near climax of the film. There's also post-credit scenes. 3: Jawan - The story is a bit meh, but the action & OST is surprisingly nice.

Hey Sully, what’s your favorite movie where the villain becomes the hero?

This is the type of list I was looking for, thank you! You've given me a ton to add to my watchlist!

@@SullyStreams Happy to Help, there are more but these should be good for a start.

Bro....Watch Bahubali , Salaar ...by the same actor .. incredible world building and action

Because I didn't like the movie and you did? Why even look up reviews if all you want is to hear others repeat the opinion you already have? That is insanely boring...

@@SullyStreams No I'm more in the middle on the movie actually. I just don't like the way you dismissed the film - so I'm dismissing your opinion. I'd rather stand in the line at the DMV for a week than hear whatever the hell you have to say. 🖖🏽

Not really sure how I dismissed it, as I still urged others to go out and see it to form their own opinions. But thanks for stopping by, Chris!