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Lots of great Bollywood movies you're missing out on, Natalie. I recommend Dangal or 3 Idiots both starring Aamir Khan... most of his stuff is pretty great.
@@aaditkhan728 King Arthur in 2004, he's the one that sacrifices himself to save the others on the ice (Not a very good movie, but that cast was stacked!!!) And while checking the date of the movie on his wiki page I just realised he was also a mandalorian. i didn't know he voiced Gar Saxon
The whole bridge sequence is cool but at the same time, it also summarizes the whole movie plot. Ram's mission is regarding the country (jumps with a Flag) and Bheem's mission is to save the child from his tribe (jumps to get the child) and in this journey they exchange their missions (exchange of flag and child) and eventually succeed helping each other. Thats the brillance of story telling of the director SS Rajamouli
Climax scene in 3D was so Fire 🔥 . The slow motion arrows were coming towards us and some people were moving there body's like it were going to get you LOL 😆
As I understand it, the two leads are both megastars back home who have never acted in the same movie prior to RRR. Just dropping the information that these two were in a movie together was a huge deal. They didn't disappoint.
As someone from their native industry, the culture is different there and fans of one actor are extremely hostile against other actor. It’s not a matter of budget or dates it’s about how to portray both of them equally good without making one better, that is the challenge. If any other director other than SSR made it and messed up in making them equally good, it is even possible that could be end of their career it’s that serious. Even after this movie released fans of Ram and Bheem continued to attack each other.
@@backup4059 damn. I’m of Indian descent but had no idea there was such hostility among Tollywood fans. The irony seems to be that NTR and Ram Charan are great friends in real life.
@@SD-in2mv The culture in Telugu states is way different compared to Bollywood (I think it is similar in Tamil industry too), the people are crazy about their movies and actors, refer them as Demi-gods, celebrates their birthdays as festivals with donations and puja. All that is probably why Tollywood movies collect a lot, Nizam a sub region of one of the Telugu states, Telangana collects 10+ cars on first just from there alone. But just like you mentioned the actors are friends among themselves and quite frequently reiterate their friendship among themselves and asks the fans to not fight among themselves, some actors refer to each other as bhaiya and jaan as well, some are that close but so called “Fan wars” keep on happening
Not only was it huge on TikTok, but “Naatu Naatu” also won the Academy Award for Best Original Song. The performance was one of the biggest highlights of the ceremony. ❤️❤️❤️
This movie has Fast and the Furious absurdity and over the top craziness. However, this movie has a level of passion and craftsmanship that Hollywood rarely ever accomplishes. This movie had me smiling and crying all the way through. It was so damn fun!
@@Summerblur The quote still stands actually. Just the way Anime is not just action and has many different genres, so is the Indian film industry in general
The amazing thing about this movie is the re-watchability. Every time you see it, you'll notice many new things, from the small details to the director's intention behind the scene. For example, the flaming carriage may seem unnecessary, but it was actually to ward off all the wild animals. This was alluded in the earlier scene where Bheem ward off the animals with the fire during his entrance.
Also I think the horses pulling Ram's carriage in that scene had covers or blindfolds over their eyes so they couldn't see. That's so the horses keep going forward and aren't scared by the large tigers and predatory animals that Bheem unleashes
"You can't just be hot and a good actor..." Indian cinema is full of incredible triple threats. The women are so beautiful, the men are so handsome, and the dancing is always fantastic even if they occasionally dub the singing (but not here as far as I know).
It's incredibly rare that they aren't dubbed. I'm no expert by any means but I have seen probably at least 200 Indian films over the past few years and I'm only aware of 2 songs (not films, songs) that weren't dubbed. The playback singers are stars in their own right and getting a famous one for a film increases its draw. I velieve Arjit Singh and Shreya Goshal are the "biggest ones" right now, if you care to look up videos of them singing.
It's been "R-R-R" every time I've heard it referred to. "Rise Roar Revolt" isn't actually what it stands for, that's just a tagline that came later. RRR actually stands for the names of the two lead actors and the director, who are among the biggest figures in Telugu-language cinema right now, and so the movie was titled just to hype up their collaboration.
It's interesting that you mentioned Gladiator, cuz in one of Rajamouli's (Director of RRR) interviews he was asked what was his favourite movie, and he immediately answered Gladiator. He even said that his inspiration to give emotions the centerstage in his movies comes from the Gladiator.
Cool to see you react to a film like this. RRR was great! For my money a lot of foreign films are leaving me more satisfied after the experience than current Hollywood films. Also shout out to Patrick Williams for bringing this film to my attention.
Rest in Peace Ray Stevenson, he was a great many characters I loved to watch. It was a surprise to see him in this movie when I first saw it, I think he did great in here. Glad you enjoyed the film Nat.
OMG OMG OMG!!!!! This is a hugely unexpected surprise from you Natalie!!!!!! Glad you enjoyed this film.....!!!!! P.S. Naatu Naatu song won an Oscar award for the best original song category for the Indian film industry for the first time ever this year in March.
There is this film from Telugu called "Mahanati" (2018) which is based on the real life story of legendary actress Savitri. She was so popular during the 50s and 60s in such a way that the actors were waiting for her call sheets. Basically she has ruled the tollywood film industry for approximately 15 years. Bad marriage and alcohol addiction has led to her downfall. The film is a rollercoaster and shows her rise to stardom, personal struggles and eventual downfall. This film could be compared to the English film "La Vie En Rose" released in 2007.
the man who played the corrupt colonel was a fantastic actor. RIP Ray Stevenson. Was the breakout star of the legendary show HBO's Rome, played Blackbeard in the incredibly written Black Sails, and just joined the Star Wars universe for Rosario Dawson's new Ahsoka show.
Watching this movie I was laughing my ass off the whole way, but now every time I think about the whipping song and how the crowd doesn't get discouraged but shows their power, I actually cry. Way Rama has to rethink his whole view on life after just hits.
I watched this last June and was blown away! Since then, I’ve seen so many Indian films. Some great ones to check out for first time viewers are Khubi Khashi Khabi Gham, Lagaan, Bhahubali 1 & 2 (directed by the same director,) Dilwale Dilhania le Jayenge, and Veer-Zarra. Thanks for watching this masterpiece.
I suggest looking at Indian movies in other languages too. Mani Ratnam particularly stands out to me personally. His streak of movies from 1986 to 2002 especially is incredible!
Fun fact: Lagaan made it to the last 5 of the best Foreign Film category at the 2002 Oscars. It remains the best performance by an Indian movie in that category at the Oscars to date.
One of the best movies I've seen in years for sure! It's fantastic. What really got me while watching RRR is how much of it there is, and I don't mean run time. So much happens! And it just keeps going! That it's all so good and so well done that it doesn't manage to feel bloated while being around 3 hours long is a mind blowing achievement. It's well deserving of all the praise it gets and then some.
Great pick (or pic)!!! Glad you reacted to it. When I first started watching RRR, for half the movie I was going WTF is this and my wife was saying "Why are we watching this again?". However, after we watched the 2nd half of the movie we both really liked it and would watch it again. We want to see the beginning of the movie knowing what it's all about.
Also in addition to my previous comment , I’d like to add that it always gets me how Ram’s eyes shine with unshed tears when he is walking into the armory the first time after getting promoted and looking all at those weapons, to finally have his life long dream that he did so much for and took on so much to achieve is finally within reach, my God I feel so much for him 😢 so subtle and touching .
Thank you for doing a review on this movie and R.I.P. to Ray Stevenson. I thoroughly enjoyed this on the 3 times I watched it. I will add that the main characters were based on real revolutionaries in their culture. So the movie functions as a "What If these two men had met". And Yes, Beehm and Ram were basically superheroes.😅 Love your reaction. Keep up the great work. Desi Naacho 4 Life!!!🕺🏾🕺🏾
Glad you reacted to the original Indian Telugu version (also called Tollywood) and not other dubbed versions. Btw RRR was nominated for Best International feature at Golden globes and it won several awards including Critics choice for Best Film. Naatu naatu song won the Oscar and Golden Globe for Best Original song. 🙏
Why? Isn’t this another controversy of south vs north? Shouldn’t you just like that she’s reacting to this masterpiece of a movie instead of complaining of dubbed versions?
@@silverwolfmillennium8428 Who’s complaining? Im just glad that she reacted to the version the movie was made in. Just because Titanic is a masterpiece doesn’t mean ppl will be like ok if someone reacts to the movie in a Non English language. The impact of the movie is 100% in English only. Dialogue is very important in a film and the language the film is made in sets the tone. This is not about North or South at all. It’s an Indian film made in Telugu. I have seen some reactors joke about wrong lip sync from actors in RRR because they were reacting to it in Hindi. Movie experience will get disturbed if there’s no lip sync.
I think we can say Hindi is also almost the original language for this movie. The main characters did dubbing in Hindi themselves and the other two main characters(Ram's dad and seeta) were speaking Hindi originally, they later dubbed it in Telugu. The songs were also remade in Hindi. which are equally good. It should be watched in Telugu, if not, Hindi dubbed is a good option too. I can't say same about other dub versions. Only the hindi one is closest.
@@rahulj.005 The film was made in Telugu and the actors lip sync with Telugu. Alia bhat learnt Telugu to get the lip sync right and Ajay devgn was given a gibberish words that will suit the lip sync for Telugu as he was unable to learn Telugu like Alia. Well both JrNtr and RC dubbed in Hindi as well but Telugu being their mother tongue will have better delivery with dialogues. I speak Kannada but I still watched Telugu version for better experience, same with Baahubali as well. Yes you are right if Telugu version is not available then Hindi would be next best option. But I have seen few reviewers mock the wrong lip sync without knowing that it was a dubbed Hindi version, so Im glad that they watched Telugu version. At the end of the day, all are Indian languages and it is an Indian film.
I just found your channel a couple nights ago when looking for a Quiet Place reaction. I'm too wimpy to watch a scary movie myself and was trying to find a reaction that would make me feel less alone XD I have now been binging your content all day! This video in particular has me LAUGHING out loud with you, clapping at the hyped up parts, and truly feeling like I'm having a movie night with my friend! You and I are cracking up at the same lines and it's honestly so nice to feel like we're a couple gals hanging out together watching this crazy but awesome movie!
This film has my heart like no other, words fail me & fall short in expressing how much I love it & enjoy it, and how my heart is captured forever by Ram Charan ❤ I related to your reaction to him at the end BIG time 😂, I’m so happy your appreciated it Natalie, yours was the best attentive reaction, so I wanted to share with you some trivia from IMDB that makes you appreciate it even more and it’s depth . “The bridge and the Naatu Naatu scenes are both miniature reflections of the larger movie as a whole, during the bridge scene , Bheem (Akhtar) rescues the boy from under the burning bridge , while Ram (Raju) Carrie’s the 1905 Indian flag with the inscription “Vande Mataram “ (praise mother India) this coincides with the larger movie, because Bheem’s main objective is to rescue Malli, while Ram is out to rescue the whole nation, similarly l, the structure of The Naatu Naatu dance scene represents the movie as a whole Raju ( Ram ) and Akhtar (Bheem) start out as brothers, then have to compete with each other, and finally culminate to Raju yielding to allow Akhtar to win the dance sequence, this coincides with the movie as a whole because they become friends, then they fight (not knowing that they both have similar goals)and finally Ram yields his goal of sending British weapons back to his village in order to save Bheem (Akhtar) and consequently be captured by the British” if you see a video of the director S S Rajamouli on YT breaking down Naatu Naatu song on vanity fair channel, which I highly recommend, you’ll hear him say this. “At the end of the film Ram (Raju) gives the rifle to Bheem (Akhtar) and had Bheem shoot governor Scott, at first, this seems illogical, because Bheem’s goal was to rescue Malli, and Ram’s goal was to rescue the nation, Bheem’s goal was already realized whether or not it was Bheem or Ram who killed governor Scott, it would seem more logical if Bheem were to help Ram realizing his own goal of freeing India from the British control. The reason why Ram allowed Bheem to kill governor Scott can be seen in the two “Don’t eat with your left hand “ scenes, the first of them during the Dosti song when Ram gets sad after seeing Bheem eating with his left hand, because he is reminded of his younger brother who was killed by the British and it is revealed during the flashback sequence during the second half of the film that his brother too had the habit of eating with his left hand , Ram’s younger brother was killed by the British but these two scenes represent that Bheem is Ram’s new brother, Ram allowing Bheem to shoot governor Scott in the end is actually Ram’s revenge against the British for killing his blood brother. “
He was such a versatile actor. We saw him doing many diffrent characters and also... I've never expected that Thor's best friend will appear in an Indian film. His appearance was so good and powerful. You're gonna be in our memories forever... RIP Ray Stevenson. 💐
Ah now she's done it..... People aren't gonna let you breathe unless you have seen the thousands of iconic movies from India now. Bless you and wish you can bare the number of suggestions you are about to be rained with
I love how so many things add up in this movie. Like, how Raj displayed so much upper-body strength during the prison escape - because he spent the whole time doing pull-ups. :D 21:48 - If I recall correctly, his brother also had a habit of eating with the wrong hand, which Beem also had a habit of doing. So Raju had a subtle reaction while eating with Beem that one time. 28:42 - While Rama Raju is established to be an expert marksman, this part brings it to mythical levels and fully links him to the major Hindu deity Rama (same name as the character, and also has a wife named Sita). So the otherwordly feats shown in the film aren't too unexpected since the whole thing is basically an epic in a more modern setting. 23:15 - Raj's uncle was also in the police force, but didn't rise to a high enough position so they needed Raj to do it.
Hell yeah! Love this movie. It's about as subtle as a sledgehammer and I love every second of it. Just every single beat going 'what are the 10 COOLEST POSSIBLE THINGS these people could do??' and then doing all of them together in seconds. For 3 hours. Love it. I was one of the people who might've kept shouting this suggestion at you in stream chat, so it's awesome to finally see it :) Now if only you'd watch ANDOR, winkwink. (No seriously, it's absolutely phenomenal. I'm largely burnt out on Star Wars, basically since the prequels it's either incredibly cynical fanservice or VERY flawed attempts to innovate - but ANDOR does both at once, NEARLY perfectly. The way the WGA (and soon maybe also SAG and DGA) strike is going, you'll need stuff to watch for a WHILE. I'd add this to the absolute top of the list.) Also, RIP Ray Stevenson!
Your story structure & industry knowledge makes for such refreshingly intelligent commentary, especially when combined with your genuine & engaging reactions 👍. Be it heartfelt moments here, when The Thing revealed itself, or you're in a dark cave full of spiders... thanks for all the great content Nat!
... while writing this, I missed the perfect photo of a Juvenile Eagle fishing 😑. I'll tag your socials if any reactionary/mad scramble shots are any good.
The director is someone to look out for too - SS RAJAMOULI has been making amazing movies in the past decade. I want to see him making more with bigger budgets! ❤
@@earlyoyster2793 trust me you won't disappoint He knows that with his each movie Indian audience expectations become so high and he delivers everytime When bahubali release I was like what will he do next that will top bahubali and then came RRR He won't disappoint us with his next Movie but he takes atleast 2 to 3years for his each movie
Oh I love that you reacted to it! This movie is a big though unexpected favourite of mine, usually I don't go for the 'big and bold' stories. But this was so much fun! I just love every second of it. Beautiful visuals, beautiful story, beautiful scenes and beautiful people (sorry for being so shallow, but damn). Seetha is exceptionally lovely!
Generally speaking, Indian cinema is a wildly different beast compared to other films. Often times, songs are equally as hyped as the films themselves, with songs usually releasing ahead of the movie. I grew up in a multi-lingual household regularly watching both Indian (usually Hindi and Tamil, with some Telugu) and Hollywood movies simultaneously. P.S.: If you are ever interested in diving into more Indian movies (regardless of privately or as a reaction), I highly urge you to start with the following movies: KANDUKONDAIN KANDUKONDAIN (a Tamil-language adaptation of SENSE AND SENSIBILITY), 3 IDIOTS, LAGAAN, DIL CHAHTA HAI, and all the films directed by Mani Ratnam (NAYAKAN, THALAPATHI (1991), and DIL SE are great places to start).
Not always. While most Indian films have 3-4 songs, even in India there are films that are all out musicals, like Sanjay Leela Bhansali's films, and films that are serious, grounded, and have barely any songs in the middle. You'll rarely find songs in Neeraj Pandey movies. He has also made a couple of the best action films in India. Not the kind of over the top action that you'll find in RRR, but actual, grounded, realistic action.
I had never been to the theatre anytime in my life, I am grateful my first film to watch in the theatre was RRR. The BGM was really top-class. Thanks for the amazing experience RRR Team.
Hey Natalie.... ntmu. I really enjoyed your review. especially the way you were laughing and enjoying and screaming.... reminded me of my kids enjoying. just like kids, you let each and every emotion flow through you. joy, sorrow, cry, everything.... i enjoyed watching your emotions. you reminded me of my daughter. All the best kid.
Holy shit, condensing 3 hours into less than 38 minutes has to be one of Camaron best performances Honestly missed the whipping scene, but some scenes have to be cut regardless of how important they are I guess But hey, longer videos are the best, and I would really liked a longer one for this one, considering the length of the original material But I digress, my point is that this was well summarized, great job!
Never thought i would see you react to RRR but it was amazing ! Loved your reaction.. thanks for reacting.. this movie is so fun and amazing it needs all the love.. thanks lots of love from India !
One thing I couldn't stop wondering while watching RRR is...how do British people still manage any sense of patriotism? I mean in how many movies are the British portrayed as huge colonial asshats? I mean the guilt over slavery, Jim Crow and Vietnam (among other things) we have in the USA is insane. But there are so many historical action movies where the British are just portrayed as the worst kind of people. I mean not just this movie but there are countless Chinese and American movies where the British are treated the same way. I'm not saying that modern British people should feel bad, but...man, that colonial period just is never a good look.
Watch Sardar Uddham (2021) & u will get a glimpse at another chapter of the colonial history. It's a technically well-made film, & most of it is in English.
Love the Ray Stevenson acknowledgment at the end, that was really cool. RIP another great movie he was in was The Book of Eli with Denzel Washington, that would be a great movie to watch as a suggestion!
Pretty sure that the guy Raju had to shoot with the explosives as a child wasn't his dad. I was a bit confused the first time too, and I think it's mostly because his mom says "our son", but she doesn't mean hers and the rebels leader's. She means herself and the man who is next to her who gets shot first. Raju still had to watch his whole family die that day: his dad first, then his younger sibling, then his mom. The rebels leader is actual seetha's dad.
I was in shock when I get to know that you have reacted to RRR. This is one of my fav. Movie. Loved your reaction . Thank you for selecting a movie from my country for reaction and i'm glad that it was RRR.❤
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED your reactions to RRR! I just finished watching this movie again for the 4th time w\my brother-in-law and his daughter - they loved it as much as I do! One of the best movies I've ever seen! I'll send them your reaction video to enjoy as well! 💖👍
White English person here, and a proud patriot for what England CAN be at times. If you know the history of what we did to India (and lots of other places), you should feel shame. We committed genocides and war crimes for decades. The only reason we held onto India was because we had better weapons than them. Yeah, we built railroads and schools and wells and so on, but that was for England's benefit because that made ruling more convenient. The Indian characters in this movie have my sympathy, not the English ones. The really gross part is that if English technology was paired up with the Indian labour pool and culture as trading partners, we could have achieved amazing things together - as it is, the English language is full of Indian words and ideas, and we have adopted a lot of their foods. England now has huge Indian enclaves, especially in the more northern towns. Anyway, I'm glad you enjoyed the movie, even if you totally ignore the social message, it's a really cool action drama.
An an Indian dude, please don't feel shame for what your ancestors did and what you had no choice in. We do appreciate that you're informed about your history though, I think its important to teach the young generation the good and the bad our ancestors did.
@@haridaspalleeri6765 Thank you, that is very kind. I don't feel ashamed to be English, I feel disgusted that fellow Englishmen could be so barbaric. I agree with you that teaching ALL of your history is very important - both what to emulate and what to never allow to happen again.
@@theaikidoka Exactly, history should be taught to not repeat the mistakes our forefathers may have made. I feel like this is the most respectful conversation I've had on the internet. Thank you for being so kind.
Such an incredible movie. If you love powerful storytelling like this, Along With The Gods: The Two Worlds is a Korean movie that I think you'd really enjoy. It's very emotionally powerful and has great action and heart.
Noice... Now that we have you hooked to indian movies... Here are some sujestions 1. Bahubali - 2parts. Same director 2. 3-idiots 3. Dangal These Some of the, globally well received films. 😊
This movie was such a breathe of fresh air! RRR made me realize how much time modern western-fantasy wastes apologizing for its character’s abilities. Just GO! 😆 Most fun movie I’ve seen in _awhile!_
You should do more Indian movies and My suggestions for next film would be Any Amir Khan movies below 1. 3 idiots 2. PK 3. Taare Zameen par Other suggestions would be from the same director - 1. Bahubali 1&2 (highly recommended) 2. EEGA Some others to check out 1.Bajrangi Bhaijaan 2.Tummbad 3. Adhdhadhun 4. Dhrishyam 5. Chak De india 6.Dangal I am sure my fellow Indians would suggest you more amazing films i am not recalling now but yeah at least watch Bahubali 1&2 and 3 idiots at least in your free time those are amazing movies
Some of these aren't great recommendations. Half of 3 idiots is a comedy film. And the comedy factor gets lost in translation. And also a log of that film is specific to Indian experiences. Same goes for PK.
@@spacemann1425 3 idiots is a film about following your passion it has dark undertones inside a comedy shell Yes some of the jokes may not be conveyed 1 to 1 but i highly recommended anyone to watch that movie at least 1 time on their life
RRR is a Tollywood movie, A Film Industry in India based on Telugu Language. And The Song Naatu Naatu has won the Academy award in best original song category
The main issue is British modified history portrayed Gandhi as reason for freedom for India in 1947. British cared two hoots about peaceful ways . They got shyte scared when these kind of revolutionaries kicked their asses and British started losing lives. Gandhi was a convenient way to not look bad and hand over power . Real history vs what has been fed. Even before they left they divided India and left them ununified , but other real leaders like Sardar Patel united various kings into what is united India today, using 4 prong method four methods of persuasion or governance: Sama (gentle persuasion), Dana (charitable offering), Beda (division or creating differences), and Danda (punishment or force). Conservative estimates of British loot from richest nation India from 0 to 1700 AD is about $45 trillion yes trillion in today's $ value We are slowly getting back to the glory days of pre 1800s. It will still take time.........
I choose to call the movie Rrrrrrrr (like a spanish rolled R). FANTASTIC movie. Loved it, even the dance made sense in context for Western audiences. 🤟
"I'm going to drink all the drink, smoke all the smoke and fcuk all the whores in the city!" "Have some dignity! You're under the battle standard!" "What about him?" -Points to Mark Antony banging a very loud whore in plain sight of everyone under a nearby tree "...He's not... *under* the battle standard..."
Gonna echo the sentiments in the other comments and recommend the film "3 Idiots" - a wonderful human story about hidden brilliance, class struggle, finding meaning in your work, lots of feel-good sentiments and even a whimsical though believable love story in there, juxtaposed with a bromance that succeeds on the virtue of 3 winning leads.
Thanks Natalie for doing RRR reaction , had been requesting you from last 2 months finally you did it Although the video is only 38 minutes so i guess i have to join patreon 🥲 But thank u 💖
Bollywood is not a genre miss, it's a film industry just like Hollywood (English) which produces the *Hindi language movies.* (a lang from north india) This is a Telugu language movie from southern India which represented India at the Oscars this year & Won the *Academy award for Best Original Song 2023 -Naatu Naatu.*
As a longtime viewer of this channel who happens to also be Telugu, I'm so so glad to see this video! Here's a small list of Indian movies I'd do anything to see Natalie to react to: 1. Super Deluxe (Tamil, go in blind!!) 2. Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (Hindi, coming of age) 3. Kantara (Kannada) 4. Maryada Ramanna (Telugu, same director of this movie) 5. Tumbbad (Hindi, horror) 6. Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana (Telugu, romance) 7. Manichitrathazu (Malayalam, absolute cult classic)
*All official BGM Scores of RRR uploaded in OST versions on TH-cam. You can see it (55 videos).* *_Whoever wants to see, can see._* *I think there can be no such award which is worthy of RRR's Background Music Score.* *What A Background Music, I'm Speechless, I have no words to describe greatness of RRR's BGM.* *Many great music has come and many great music will come in future also but RRR's background music will always be number 1 in my favorite music list.* *GREATTTTTTT..............BGM EVER* 👌🔥🔥 *My All Time Favorite RRR's BGM* *_I have noticed one thing that background music can give goosebumps without hero Or Villain, but hero Or Villain cannot give goosebumps without background music._* *Who Believes that films without Background Music Nothing.* 🤔
You are the 1st youtuber i saw who cried (whole heartedly). Other youtubers also enjoyed this film but never cried. I would like to see your reaction during the flogging scene. My daughter cried in theater on that scene. BTW, now that you have tasted indian movies, you should try watching Bahubali 1 and 2, made by same director. You will LOVE them, take my words for it.
Have you ever watched „uncut gems“. This movie gets a strong reaction out of everyone and I just love to see people watch it. A masterpiece in my opinion.
I am from India and I am following you since you started watching Marvel movies. Today seeing you watching an Indian movie I feel so proud. I would also like to suggest you so movies. 1. Bahuballi 2. Dangal 3. 3 idiots 4. Lagaan
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Lots of great Bollywood movies you're missing out on, Natalie. I recommend Dangal or 3 Idiots both starring Aamir Khan... most of his stuff is pretty great.
thank you so much for this
I'm glad u watched this movie im I only wish u didn't edited lot of parts I wish I saw ur reaction.still enjoyed it thx
Please waatch '3 idiots'
Also I would suggest watching Bollywood movies now, cuz regional films apart from this are overhyped by their audience and hella cringe.
RIP Ray Stevenson. He was a Roman, a Viking, a Sith, The Punisher (I know right??) and an English asshole and he never disappointed.
He was also in gi Joe retaliation and the 3 musketeers.
*He was in Thor, as the big guy of the 3 Warriors, he was always great, and really funny when he had to*
also a pirate and a knight of the round table. but he always was a badass
@@josephguillerey4391 in which movie was he a knight?
@@aaditkhan728 King Arthur in 2004, he's the one that sacrifices himself to save the others on the ice (Not a very good movie, but that cast was stacked!!!)
And while checking the date of the movie on his wiki page I just realised he was also a mandalorian. i didn't know he voiced Gar Saxon
The whole bridge sequence is cool but at the same time, it also summarizes the whole movie plot. Ram's mission is regarding the country (jumps with a Flag) and Bheem's mission is to save the child from his tribe (jumps to get the child) and in this journey they exchange their missions (exchange of flag and child) and eventually succeed helping each other.
Thats the brillance of story telling of the director SS Rajamouli
and his father
OHHHHHHH I realized right now!
The flag is wetted and covered by ntr sir
Nice. different perspective to think of. but true.
My big regret with RRR is that I didn't see it in theaters lol
I got lucky- I watched it like a month before they announced it was rereleasing for a bit around Oscars season
Ditto
Climax scene in 3D was so Fire 🔥 . The slow motion arrows were coming towards us and some people were moving there body's like it were going to get you LOL 😆
I Have Seen RRR in theatre 3 Times 🔥💥
this movie has a high chance of re-release in theatres
As I understand it, the two leads are both megastars back home who have never acted in the same movie prior to RRR. Just dropping the information that these two were in a movie together was a huge deal. They didn't disappoint.
It was said that they never did a movie together, because they were such mega stars that no one could afford to cast them together 😅
As someone from their native industry, the culture is different there and fans of one actor are extremely hostile against other actor. It’s not a matter of budget or dates it’s about how to portray both of them equally good without making one better, that is the challenge. If any other director other than SSR made it and messed up in making them equally good, it is even possible that could be end of their career it’s that serious. Even after this movie released fans of Ram and Bheem continued to attack each other.
Bollywood on top 💯
@@backup4059 damn. I’m of Indian descent but had no idea there was such hostility among Tollywood fans. The irony seems to be that NTR and Ram Charan are great friends in real life.
@@SD-in2mv The culture in Telugu states is way different compared to Bollywood (I think it is similar in Tamil industry too), the people are crazy about their movies and actors, refer them as Demi-gods, celebrates their birthdays as festivals with donations and puja. All that is probably why Tollywood movies collect a lot, Nizam a sub region of one of the Telugu states, Telangana collects 10+ cars on first just from there alone.
But just like you mentioned the actors are friends among themselves and quite frequently reiterate their friendship among themselves and asks the fans to not fight among themselves, some actors refer to each other as bhaiya and jaan as well, some are that close but so called “Fan wars” keep on happening
When I saw this in my local theater the MC came out and told us he had only one note "Turn up the sound as loud as a Marvel Movie"
Really?
In which language you have watched it
Not only was it huge on TikTok, but “Naatu Naatu” also won the Academy Award for Best Original Song. The performance was one of the biggest highlights of the ceremony. ❤️❤️❤️
@@Pradeepkumar-wz4ys That's... What an academy award is lmao
@@Pradeepkumar-wz4ystell me you don’t know anything about film awards without telling me you don’t know anything about film awards lol
This movie has Fast and the Furious absurdity and over the top craziness. However, this movie has a level of passion and craftsmanship that Hollywood rarely ever accomplishes. This movie had me smiling and crying all the way through. It was so damn fun!
Exactly. That's what movies are for. Movies aren't always for logic and science sometimes a bit of fun is really wonderful
The Way of Water, Dune, Across the Spiderverse, Everything Everywhere all at Once, Maverick.
Hollywood does okay. 😉
@kochikame363 well indeed it's true but it's not always the case. This movie did have big stars but it always was a great movie
@@DreamFearlessEverything Everywhere All At Once is an Indie Film not a Hollywood Film.
@@grahamduff7383yes lol
Someone described Indian movies like this as "India adopted Anime to live action films before anyone else." That has helped me appreciate it more
Honestly we are closer to Japan in our culture and sensitivities than most countries with a movie industry with the finances to pull it off.
@@Summerblur The quote still stands actually. Just the way Anime is not just action and has many different genres, so is the Indian film industry in general
RIP Ray Stevenson, he played the British governor who didn’t want to waste bullets in this movie
He died on 21st May 2023 😢😢
@@KSSJTraveller😢
The amazing thing about this movie is the re-watchability. Every time you see it, you'll notice many new things, from the small details to the director's intention behind the scene. For example, the flaming carriage may seem unnecessary, but it was actually to ward off all the wild animals. This was alluded in the earlier scene where Bheem ward off the animals with the fire during his entrance.
Nice one mate! 😁
Also I think the horses pulling Ram's carriage in that scene had covers or blindfolds over their eyes so they couldn't see. That's so the horses keep going forward and aren't scared by the large tigers and predatory animals that Bheem unleashes
Ram represents fire
@@KishoreG2396isn't this common to put blindfold over their eyes so they can't see sideways
"You can't just be hot and a good actor..."
Indian cinema is full of incredible triple threats. The women are so beautiful, the men are so handsome, and the dancing is always fantastic even if they occasionally dub the singing (but not here as far as I know).
Nah the songs were dubbed here
The singing is pretty much always dubbed. They use playback singers.
It's incredibly rare that they aren't dubbed. I'm no expert by any means but I have seen probably at least 200 Indian films over the past few years and I'm only aware of 2 songs (not films, songs) that weren't dubbed. The playback singers are stars in their own right and getting a famous one for a film increases its draw. I velieve Arjit Singh and Shreya Goshal are the "biggest ones" right now, if you care to look up videos of them singing.
this is same for every industry tho
@@MagsonDare what are those two songs?
It's been "R-R-R" every time I've heard it referred to. "Rise Roar Revolt" isn't actually what it stands for, that's just a tagline that came later. RRR actually stands for the names of the two lead actors and the director, who are among the biggest figures in Telugu-language cinema right now, and so the movie was titled just to hype up their collaboration.
Infact, in different regions of India, it has different fullforms.😂
Wo...!! u got it bro!!
Correct
It was originally just a hashtag but fans insisted it become the title. So it stands for different words in Telugu, English, Hindi, Malayalam etc.
In Hindi it is Raudram ranam rudhiram ( roar battle blood )
Was so epic in theaters! Hope they bring it back annually
You are right SS Rajamoul, bring back this glory but not with RRR, he would back with another massive explosion.
Mahabharat ❤❤❤
@@Durga41478 Mahesh's movie next and it would release in 2024/25
Ready for ssmb29😊😊
It's interesting that you mentioned Gladiator, cuz in one of Rajamouli's (Director of RRR) interviews he was asked what was his favourite movie, and he immediately answered Gladiator. He even said that his inspiration to give emotions the centerstage in his movies comes from the Gladiator.
Every movie of his has emotion an vital aspect.
Cool to see you react to a film like this. RRR was great! For my money a lot of foreign films are leaving me more satisfied after the experience than current Hollywood films.
Also shout out to Patrick Williams for bringing this film to my attention.
Patrick also make video some best Bollywood movi
Bollywood mostly famous islamic country and USSR(RUSSIA)
This might be the best action movie. It's so fun and wild and touching.
Natalie every 2 minutes: "That's f'ing insane!"
Rest in Peace Ray Stevenson, he was a great many characters I loved to watch. It was a surprise to see him in this movie when I first saw it, I think he did great in here. Glad you enjoyed the film Nat.
OMG OMG OMG!!!!! This is a hugely unexpected surprise from you Natalie!!!!!! Glad you enjoyed this film.....!!!!!
P.S. Naatu Naatu song won an Oscar award for the best original song category for the Indian film industry for the first time ever this year in March.
There is this film from Telugu called "Mahanati" (2018) which is based on the real life story of legendary actress Savitri. She was so popular during the 50s and 60s in such a way that the actors were waiting for her call sheets. Basically she has ruled the tollywood film industry for approximately 15 years. Bad marriage and alcohol addiction has led to her downfall. The film is a rollercoaster and shows her rise to stardom, personal struggles and eventual downfall. This film could be compared to the English film "La Vie En Rose" released in 2007.
the man who played the corrupt colonel was a fantastic actor. RIP Ray Stevenson. Was the breakout star of the legendary show HBO's Rome, played Blackbeard in the incredibly written Black Sails, and just joined the Star Wars universe for Rosario Dawson's new Ahsoka show.
Wait... what?
I love that all these movies that Hollywood said wouldn't work for " general" audiences are such big hits.
Watching this movie I was laughing my ass off the whole way, but now every time I think about the whipping song and how the crowd doesn't get discouraged but shows their power, I actually cry. Way Rama has to rethink his whole view on life after just hits.
I watched this last June and was blown away! Since then, I’ve seen so many Indian films. Some great ones to check out for first time viewers are Khubi Khashi Khabi Gham, Lagaan, Bhahubali 1 & 2 (directed by the same director,) Dilwale Dilhania le Jayenge, and Veer-Zarra. Thanks for watching this masterpiece.
I suggest looking at Indian movies in other languages too. Mani Ratnam particularly stands out to me personally. His streak of movies from 1986 to 2002 especially is incredible!
Fun fact: Lagaan made it to the last 5 of the best Foreign Film category at the 2002 Oscars. It remains the best performance by an Indian movie in that category at the Oscars to date.
@@axr7149 😂😂😂
Watch eega same director.
Actually, you have to watch the movies from the director of RRR. Namely Bahubali 1 &2, yamadonga, Vikramarkudu, Chatrapathi, Eega
One of the best movies I've seen in years for sure! It's fantastic. What really got me while watching RRR is how much of it there is, and I don't mean run time. So much happens! And it just keeps going! That it's all so good and so well done that it doesn't manage to feel bloated while being around 3 hours long is a mind blowing achievement. It's well deserving of all the praise it gets and then some.
@kochikame363 see, I respect your opinion & all, but I do think you're an ass & a wimp & you must be really great at parties 😃
Great pick (or pic)!!! Glad you reacted to it. When I first started watching RRR, for half the movie I was going WTF is this and my wife was saying "Why are we watching this again?". However, after we watched the 2nd half of the movie we both really liked it and would watch it again. We want to see the beginning of the movie knowing what it's all about.
Also in addition to my previous comment , I’d like to add that it always gets me how Ram’s eyes shine with unshed tears when he is walking into the armory the first time after getting promoted and looking all at those weapons, to finally have his life long dream that he did so much for and took on so much to achieve is finally within reach, my God I feel so much for him 😢 so subtle and touching .
Thank you for doing a review on this movie and R.I.P. to Ray Stevenson.
I thoroughly enjoyed this on the 3 times I watched it. I will add that the main characters were based on real revolutionaries in their culture. So the movie functions as a "What If these two men had met". And Yes, Beehm and Ram were basically superheroes.😅 Love your reaction. Keep up the great work. Desi Naacho 4 Life!!!🕺🏾🕺🏾
Yeah, Ray's death is tragic at such a young age. I adored HBO's 'Rome' series and he was fantastic in it. He was also a really interesting 'Punisher'.
@@theaikidoka completely agree. His punisher was Bradstreet art come to life.
It’s one of the only movies I’ve seen that FELT like a live action novel
This makes me SOOO HAPPY!!!!! 🦁
Thanks for recommending this movie to her! 🙏
Glad you reacted to the original Indian Telugu version (also called Tollywood) and not other dubbed versions. Btw RRR was nominated for Best International feature at Golden globes and it won several awards including Critics choice for Best Film. Naatu naatu song won the Oscar and Golden Globe for Best Original song. 🙏
Why? Isn’t this another controversy of south vs north? Shouldn’t you just like that she’s reacting to this masterpiece of a movie instead of complaining of dubbed versions?
@@silverwolfmillennium8428 Who’s complaining? Im just glad that she reacted to the version the movie was made in. Just because Titanic is a masterpiece doesn’t mean ppl will be like ok if someone reacts to the movie in a Non English language. The impact of the movie is 100% in English only. Dialogue is very important in a film and the language the film is made in sets the tone.
This is not about North or South at all. It’s an Indian film made in Telugu. I have seen some reactors joke about wrong lip sync from actors in RRR because they were reacting to it in Hindi. Movie experience will get disturbed if there’s no lip sync.
I think we can say Hindi is also almost the original language for this movie. The main characters did dubbing in Hindi themselves and the other two main characters(Ram's dad and seeta) were speaking Hindi originally, they later dubbed it in Telugu. The songs were also remade in Hindi. which are equally good. It should be watched in Telugu, if not, Hindi dubbed is a good option too. I can't say same about other dub versions. Only the hindi one is closest.
@@rahulj.005 The film was made in Telugu and the actors lip sync with Telugu. Alia bhat learnt Telugu to get the lip sync right and Ajay devgn was given a gibberish words that will suit the lip sync for Telugu as he was unable to learn Telugu like Alia. Well both JrNtr and RC dubbed in Hindi as well but Telugu being their mother tongue will have better delivery with dialogues. I speak Kannada but I still watched Telugu version for better experience, same with Baahubali as well. Yes you are right if Telugu version is not available then Hindi would be next best option. But I have seen few reviewers mock the wrong lip sync without knowing that it was a dubbed Hindi version, so Im glad that they watched Telugu version. At the end of the day, all are Indian languages and it is an Indian film.
Indian movie
I just found your channel a couple nights ago when looking for a Quiet Place reaction. I'm too wimpy to watch a scary movie myself and was trying to find a reaction that would make me feel less alone XD I have now been binging your content all day! This video in particular has me LAUGHING out loud with you, clapping at the hyped up parts, and truly feeling like I'm having a movie night with my friend! You and I are cracking up at the same lines and it's honestly so nice to feel like we're a couple gals hanging out together watching this crazy but awesome movie!
This film has my heart like no other, words fail me & fall short in expressing how much I love it & enjoy it, and how my heart is captured forever by Ram Charan ❤ I related to your reaction to him at the end BIG time 😂, I’m so happy your appreciated it Natalie, yours was the best attentive reaction, so I wanted to share with you some trivia from IMDB that makes you appreciate it even more and it’s depth . “The bridge and the Naatu Naatu scenes are both miniature reflections of the larger movie as a whole, during the bridge scene , Bheem (Akhtar) rescues the boy from under the burning bridge , while Ram (Raju) Carrie’s the 1905 Indian flag with the inscription “Vande Mataram “ (praise mother India) this coincides with the larger movie, because Bheem’s main objective is to rescue Malli, while Ram is out to rescue the whole nation, similarly l, the structure of The Naatu Naatu dance scene represents the movie as a whole Raju ( Ram ) and Akhtar (Bheem) start out as brothers, then have to compete with each other, and finally culminate to Raju yielding to allow Akhtar to win the dance sequence, this coincides with the movie as a whole because they become friends, then they fight (not knowing that they both have similar goals)and finally Ram yields his goal of sending British weapons back to his village in order to save Bheem (Akhtar) and consequently be captured by the British” if you see a video of the director S S Rajamouli on YT breaking down Naatu Naatu song on vanity fair channel, which I highly recommend, you’ll hear him say this. “At the end of the film Ram (Raju) gives the rifle to Bheem (Akhtar) and had Bheem shoot governor Scott, at first, this seems illogical, because Bheem’s goal was to rescue Malli, and Ram’s goal was to rescue the nation, Bheem’s goal was already realized whether or not it was Bheem or Ram who killed governor Scott, it would seem more logical if Bheem were to help Ram realizing his own goal of freeing India from the British control. The reason why Ram allowed Bheem to kill governor Scott can be seen in the two “Don’t eat with your left hand “ scenes, the first of them during the Dosti song when Ram gets sad after seeing Bheem eating with his left hand, because he is reminded of his younger brother who was killed by the British and it is revealed during the flashback sequence during the second half of the film that his brother too had the habit of eating with his left hand , Ram’s younger brother was killed by the British but these two scenes represent that Bheem is Ram’s new brother, Ram allowing Bheem to shoot governor Scott in the end is actually Ram’s revenge against the British for killing his blood brother. “
He was such a versatile actor. We saw him doing many diffrent characters and also... I've never expected that Thor's best friend will appear in an Indian film.
His appearance was so good and powerful. You're gonna be in our memories forever...
RIP Ray Stevenson. 💐
Ah now she's done it..... People aren't gonna let you breathe unless you have seen the thousands of iconic movies from India now. Bless you and wish you can bare the number of suggestions you are about to be rained with
That's true we love to recommend things to others even food items 😂
I love how so many things add up in this movie. Like, how Raj displayed so much upper-body strength during the prison escape - because he spent the whole time doing pull-ups. :D
21:48 - If I recall correctly, his brother also had a habit of eating with the wrong hand, which Beem also had a habit of doing. So Raju had a subtle reaction while eating with Beem that one time.
28:42 - While Rama Raju is established to be an expert marksman, this part brings it to mythical levels and fully links him to the major Hindu deity Rama (same name as the character, and also has a wife named Sita). So the otherwordly feats shown in the film aren't too unexpected since the whole thing is basically an epic in a more modern setting.
23:15 - Raj's uncle was also in the police force, but didn't rise to a high enough position so they needed Raj to do it.
wow, i couldn't handle this film in one go, i had to have a break, its soo good, well done Nat
Hell yeah! Love this movie. It's about as subtle as a sledgehammer and I love every second of it. Just every single beat going 'what are the 10 COOLEST POSSIBLE THINGS these people could do??' and then doing all of them together in seconds. For 3 hours. Love it. I was one of the people who might've kept shouting this suggestion at you in stream chat, so it's awesome to finally see it :)
Now if only you'd watch ANDOR, winkwink. (No seriously, it's absolutely phenomenal. I'm largely burnt out on Star Wars, basically since the prequels it's either incredibly cynical fanservice or VERY flawed attempts to innovate - but ANDOR does both at once, NEARLY perfectly. The way the WGA (and soon maybe also SAG and DGA) strike is going, you'll need stuff to watch for a WHILE. I'd add this to the absolute top of the list.)
Also, RIP Ray Stevenson!
I didn't know what to think, then yeah this movie does in fact deserve the hype. The dance scene is killer. I play "natuu natuu" at work.
Uhh, I think you mean "Nacho Nacho."
@@solongdentahlplaan7975 Nacho Nacho is the translation for Hindi dubbed version. In the original (Telugu) language it's Naatu Naatu
for a 38 minutes reaction the editing is on point and the way u editied is amazing.
kudos to editing
got all the important sections
Your story structure & industry knowledge makes for such refreshingly intelligent commentary, especially when combined with your genuine & engaging reactions 👍. Be it heartfelt moments here, when The Thing revealed itself, or you're in a dark cave full of spiders... thanks for all the great content Nat!
... while writing this, I missed the perfect photo of a Juvenile Eagle fishing 😑. I'll tag your socials if any reactionary/mad scramble shots are any good.
The director is someone to look out for too - SS RAJAMOULI has been making amazing movies in the past decade. I want to see him making more with bigger budgets! ❤
his next movie is apparently wild west style, indiana jones-ish movie
@@running_machine whatever it is I will be the first in line!
@@earlyoyster2793 trust me you won't disappoint
He knows that with his each movie
Indian audience expectations become so high and he delivers everytime
When bahubali release I was like what will he do next that will top bahubali and then came RRR
He won't disappoint us with his next Movie but he takes atleast 2 to 3years for his each movie
What a wonderful reaction Kid !! Kudos ! Bravo !! One of the best analysis of the movie ! Blessings from 🇮🇳🙏🏻
Oh I love that you reacted to it! This movie is a big though unexpected favourite of mine, usually I don't go for the 'big and bold' stories. But this was so much fun! I just love every second of it. Beautiful visuals, beautiful story, beautiful scenes and beautiful people (sorry for being so shallow, but damn). Seetha is exceptionally lovely!
Generally speaking, Indian cinema is a wildly different beast compared to other films. Often times, songs are equally as hyped as the films themselves, with songs usually releasing ahead of the movie. I grew up in a multi-lingual household regularly watching both Indian (usually Hindi and Tamil, with some Telugu) and Hollywood movies simultaneously.
P.S.: If you are ever interested in diving into more Indian movies (regardless of privately or as a reaction), I highly urge you to start with the following movies: KANDUKONDAIN KANDUKONDAIN (a Tamil-language adaptation of SENSE AND SENSIBILITY), 3 IDIOTS, LAGAAN, DIL CHAHTA HAI, and all the films directed by Mani Ratnam (NAYAKAN, THALAPATHI (1991), and DIL SE are great places to start).
3 ediots !!
Not always. While most Indian films have 3-4 songs, even in India there are films that are all out musicals, like Sanjay Leela Bhansali's films, and films that are serious, grounded, and have barely any songs in the middle. You'll rarely find songs in Neeraj Pandey movies. He has also made a couple of the best action films in India. Not the kind of over the top action that you'll find in RRR, but actual, grounded, realistic action.
Nah man
@@spacemann1425 that is definitely true. RRR is a solid start point to go further. There is far greater variety.
@@spacemann1425 *Can you recommend me movies or series, this is the 1st movie from India I watch*
yes NAT! absolute legend for this one!
I had never been to the theatre anytime in my life, I am grateful my first film to watch in the theatre was RRR. The BGM was really top-class. Thanks for the amazing experience RRR Team.
Hey Natalie.... ntmu. I really enjoyed your review. especially the way you were laughing and enjoying and screaming.... reminded me of my kids enjoying. just like kids, you let each and every emotion flow through you. joy, sorrow, cry, everything.... i enjoyed watching your emotions. you reminded me of my daughter. All the best kid.
Holy shit, condensing 3 hours into less than 38 minutes has to be one of Camaron best performances
Honestly missed the whipping scene, but some scenes have to be cut regardless of how important they are I guess
But hey, longer videos are the best, and I would really liked a longer one for this one, considering the length of the original material
But I digress, my point is that this was well summarized, great job!
I read this and thought to myself “when did they wipe” lol
Not even 38 minutes , I haven't watched the whole video but I'm at 6:28 and she still hasn't finished the intro yet
@@liverbot4854 Sorry, English isn't my first language, and you guys have so many similar words 😆
I watched this with my friend at my birthday a year or so back and honestly it was the most fun i had had watching a movie in my entire life
Went out of my way to see a one-nigh screening of it.
Totally worth it!
Superhero Bromance!
Never thought i would see you react to RRR but it was amazing !
Loved your reaction.. thanks for reacting.. this movie is so fun and amazing it needs all the love.. thanks lots of love from India !
I'm so glad this is making its rounds through the reactors❤
One thing I couldn't stop wondering while watching RRR is...how do British people still manage any sense of patriotism? I mean in how many movies are the British portrayed as huge colonial asshats? I mean the guilt over slavery, Jim Crow and Vietnam (among other things) we have in the USA is insane. But there are so many historical action movies where the British are just portrayed as the worst kind of people. I mean not just this movie but there are countless Chinese and American movies where the British are treated the same way. I'm not saying that modern British people should feel bad, but...man, that colonial period just is never a good look.
Watch Sardar Uddham (2021) & u will get a glimpse at another chapter of the colonial history.
It's a technically well-made film, & most of it is in English.
You would LOVE 3 Idiots! Please give it a watch!
I don't think she would even understand it.
@@spacemann1425 everyone can understand 3 idiots who have been to school and college.
This is the power of RRR, when a bubbly jolly cheerful girl goes all teary in the middle of a movie!
Love the Ray Stevenson acknowledgment at the end, that was really cool. RIP another great movie he was in was The Book of Eli with Denzel Washington, that would be a great movie to watch as a suggestion!
Pretty sure that the guy Raju had to shoot with the explosives as a child wasn't his dad. I was a bit confused the first time too, and I think it's mostly because his mom says "our son", but she doesn't mean hers and the rebels leader's. She means herself and the man who is next to her who gets shot first. Raju still had to watch his whole family die that day: his dad first, then his younger sibling, then his mom. The rebels leader is actual seetha's dad.
R.I.P Ray Stevenson he plays a really bad guy in this movie but love him as an actor.
I don’t know why the meow after you said “roar” at the beginning had me cackling for a whole minute 😂
I love that you have watched this movie in its original language, thank you.
I was in shock when I get to know that you have reacted to RRR.
This is one of my fav. Movie.
Loved your reaction .
Thank you for selecting a movie from my country for reaction and i'm glad that it was RRR.❤
Dude I was requesting her from last 2 months continuosly😅
Why are you dying to have her watch our movie... Who cares if they watch or not..
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED your reactions to RRR!
I just finished watching this movie again for the 4th time w\my brother-in-law and his daughter - they loved it as much as I do!
One of the best movies I've ever seen!
I'll send them your reaction video to enjoy as well! 💖👍
White English person here, and a proud patriot for what England CAN be at times. If you know the history of what we did to India (and lots of other places), you should feel shame. We committed genocides and war crimes for decades. The only reason we held onto India was because we had better weapons than them. Yeah, we built railroads and schools and wells and so on, but that was for England's benefit because that made ruling more convenient. The Indian characters in this movie have my sympathy, not the English ones. The really gross part is that if English technology was paired up with the Indian labour pool and culture as trading partners, we could have achieved amazing things together - as it is, the English language is full of Indian words and ideas, and we have adopted a lot of their foods. England now has huge Indian enclaves, especially in the more northern towns. Anyway, I'm glad you enjoyed the movie, even if you totally ignore the social message, it's a really cool action drama.
An an Indian dude, please don't feel shame for what your ancestors did and what you had no choice in. We do appreciate that you're informed about your history though, I think its important to teach the young generation the good and the bad our ancestors did.
@@haridaspalleeri6765 Thank you, that is very kind. I don't feel ashamed to be English, I feel disgusted that fellow Englishmen could be so barbaric. I agree with you that teaching ALL of your history is very important - both what to emulate and what to never allow to happen again.
@@theaikidoka Exactly, history should be taught to not repeat the mistakes our forefathers may have made. I feel like this is the most respectful conversation I've had on the internet. Thank you for being so kind.
Such an incredible movie. If you love powerful storytelling like this, Along With The Gods: The Two Worlds is a Korean movie that I think you'd really enjoy. It's very emotionally powerful and has great action and heart.
Noice... Now that we have you hooked to indian movies... Here are some sujestions
1. Bahubali - 2parts. Same director
2. 3-idiots
3. Dangal
These Some of the, globally well received films.
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This movie was such a breathe of fresh air! RRR made me realize how much time modern western-fantasy wastes apologizing for its character’s abilities. Just GO! 😆 Most fun movie I’ve seen in _awhile!_
Literally y favorite movie from RRR. A shame it only got a song oscar nomination (totally deserved...but it deserved more).
Glad that you are watching in it original language . To feel authenticity of it
WTF I never thought you will watch a movie from my country but I’m here for it 😭
Yes i also....😊😊😊
😂😂
It was so great!!
Oh man I won't watch movie with you. You're breaking down everything within seconds
You should do more Indian movies and My suggestions for next film would be
Any Amir Khan movies below
1. 3 idiots
2. PK
3. Taare Zameen par
Other suggestions would be from the same director -
1. Bahubali 1&2 (highly recommended)
2. EEGA
Some others to check out
1.Bajrangi Bhaijaan
2.Tummbad
3. Adhdhadhun
4. Dhrishyam
5. Chak De india
6.Dangal
I am sure my fellow Indians would suggest you more amazing films i am not recalling now but yeah at least watch Bahubali 1&2 and 3 idiots at least in your free time those are amazing movies
Some of these aren't great recommendations. Half of 3 idiots is a comedy film. And the comedy factor gets lost in translation. And also a log of that film is specific to Indian experiences. Same goes for PK.
Nah she won't do much foreign films reactions
@@spacemann1425 3 idiots is a film about following your passion it has dark undertones inside a comedy shell
Yes some of the jokes may not be conveyed 1 to 1 but i highly recommended anyone to watch that movie at least 1 time on their life
@@sahilsahu4323 that's why i left 3 of my best reccomendation. At the end to get started
@@RiteshKumarPanda i know that. But it's not a great starter
It's like Arnold, Silvester and Spielberg working together 🎉
R.I.P. Ray Stevenson, he was an awesome bad guy.
Indeed
RRR is a Tollywood movie, A Film Industry in India based on Telugu Language. And The Song Naatu Naatu has won the Academy award in best original song category
I waited so much for this one I'm screaming. This movie have three hours and I still would not take any scene out
The main issue is British modified history portrayed Gandhi as reason for freedom for India in 1947. British cared two hoots about peaceful ways . They got shyte scared when these kind of revolutionaries kicked their asses and British started losing lives.
Gandhi was a convenient way to not look bad and hand over power .
Real history vs what has been fed.
Even before they left they divided India and left them ununified , but other real leaders like Sardar Patel united various kings into what is united India today, using 4 prong method
four methods of persuasion or governance: Sama (gentle persuasion), Dana (charitable offering), Beda (division or creating differences), and Danda (punishment or force).
Conservative estimates of British loot from richest nation India from 0 to 1700 AD is about $45 trillion yes trillion in today's $ value
We are slowly getting back to the glory days of pre 1800s.
It will still take time.........
Eega from the same director is a lot of fun and equally nuts.
For me....this is THE BEST REACTION I have ever seen.
I choose to call the movie Rrrrrrrr (like a spanish rolled R).
FANTASTIC movie. Loved it, even the dance made sense in context for Western audiences. 🤟
The edityou did with a mustache at 12:42😂😂 Makes me Wana go clean shave now
RIP Ray Stevenson
"13th! FOREVER!!"
"I'm going to drink all the drink, smoke all the smoke and fcuk all the whores in the city!"
"Have some dignity! You're under the battle standard!"
"What about him?"
-Points to Mark Antony banging a very loud whore in plain sight of everyone under a nearby tree
"...He's not... *under* the battle standard..."
He wasn't always the good actor but his growth is phenomenal.
Gonna echo the sentiments in the other comments and recommend the film "3 Idiots" - a wonderful human story about hidden brilliance, class struggle, finding meaning in your work, lots of feel-good sentiments and even a whimsical though believable love story in there, juxtaposed with a bromance that succeeds on the virtue of 3 winning leads.
Rest in Peace, Ray Stevenson, gone too young, he played the governor.
The fact that you watched it in the original language Telugu! Subscribed!
I love this movie SO much! So glad you finally got to experience it!🎉
How many ppl want Natalie Gold to react on more Indian cinema movies
RIP Ray Stevenson, you weren’t good in this but you were good in this
Great film. So entertaining and just flew by for 3 hours.
Thanks Natalie for doing RRR reaction , had been requesting you from last 2 months finally you did it
Although the video is only 38 minutes so i guess i have to join patreon 🥲
But thank u 💖
"He's only got an hour? But there's 1& half an hour left"😂😂😂
Bollywood is not a genre miss, it's a film industry just like Hollywood (English) which produces the *Hindi language movies.* (a lang from north india)
This is a Telugu language movie from southern India which represented India at the Oscars this year &
Won the *Academy award for Best Original Song 2023 -Naatu Naatu.*
you are soo open, somehow liked watching your video
Proud moment that I have worked in that movie the VFX of the fight scene❤️💥
As a longtime viewer of this channel who happens to also be Telugu, I'm so so glad to see this video! Here's a small list of Indian movies I'd do anything to see Natalie to react to:
1. Super Deluxe (Tamil, go in blind!!)
2. Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (Hindi, coming of age)
3. Kantara (Kannada)
4. Maryada Ramanna (Telugu, same director of this movie)
5. Tumbbad (Hindi, horror)
6. Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana (Telugu, romance)
7. Manichitrathazu (Malayalam, absolute cult classic)
*All official BGM Scores of RRR uploaded in OST versions on TH-cam. You can see it (55 videos).*
*_Whoever wants to see, can see._*
*I think there can be no such award which is worthy of RRR's Background Music Score.*
*What A Background Music, I'm Speechless, I have no words to describe greatness of RRR's BGM.*
*Many great music has come and many great music will come in future also but RRR's background music will always be number 1 in my favorite music list.*
*GREATTTTTTT..............BGM EVER* 👌🔥🔥
*My All Time Favorite RRR's BGM*
*_I have noticed one thing that background music can give goosebumps without hero Or Villain, but hero Or Villain cannot give goosebumps without background music._*
*Who Believes that films without Background Music Nothing.* 🤔
You are the 1st youtuber i saw who cried (whole heartedly). Other youtubers also enjoyed this film but never cried. I would like to see your reaction during the flogging scene. My daughter cried in theater on that scene.
BTW, now that you have tasted indian movies, you should try watching Bahubali 1 and 2, made by same director. You will LOVE them, take my words for it.
Have you ever watched „uncut gems“. This movie gets a strong reaction out of everyone and I just love to see people watch it. A masterpiece in my opinion.
I couldn’t finish it because it gave me constant anxiety, not a bad film, I just didn’t want to feel like that for 2 hours 😅
@@grc3rb definitely the most anxiety-inducing movie I've ever seen lol
I am from India and I am following you since you started watching Marvel movies. Today seeing you watching an Indian movie I feel so proud. I would also like to suggest you so movies.
1. Bahuballi
2. Dangal
3. 3 idiots
4. Lagaan