Written by Trevor H Smith
This is one of the coolest foreign films I’ve seen in a long time. I am just blown away by some of the cinematography the way that it’s lit and how it’s composed it’s like an art piece at every corner.
I thought it was pretty profound that there was a bit of plot in here that combined action suspense, mystery, and romance surely the screenwriting behind here comes from a wealth of experience.
I highly recommend everybody takes the time to watch it. I have found it on Netflix.
$65M on opening weekend!
I keep coming back to it. I couldn’t stop. Even though its almost three hours, I was fully immersed and enjoyed every moment of its master work.
The cinematography is NEXT LEVEL. The VFX are so insane – it reminds me of the way we used to do it back in the day – heavily detailed. LIKE IT SHOULD BE. It makes me wonder – if this level of quality exists as a foreign film – we must really look outwards to find the greater ARTS.
Please take a moment to check the history on it, you’ll be shocked that even credible sources have tried to blow the whistle to the world so many years ago.
“On its colonies the sun never sets and the blood never dries” – Ernest Jones
Even the Churchill renowned as a war hero:
During the 1943 Bengal famine, Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, reportedly stated, “I hate Indians. They are a beastly people with a beastly religion. The famine was their own fault for breeding like rabbits,” at a time when millions died while food was diverted.
The people of India are so undeserving of these cruel words. So many hard working people, and a rich culture. A cuisine that is astounding. Dress and textiles, craftsmanship that is undoubtably legendary.
For many, you’ll find there is a serious amount of colonialism & brutality that historically existed. It’s been documented and well known, that the mistreatment from the British towards the people was worse than what we see here in this film.
Please watch RRR.
It is actually one of the record highest budget productions out of India.
ON NETFLIX NOW!
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