RRR (Rise Roar Revolt) Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 141

Average Rating: 3.5/4

# of Ratings: 17

Theatrical Release Date: 03/25/2022

Language: Hindi

Genre: Action, Drama

MPAA Rating: NR

Director: S.S. Rajamouli

Actors: N.T. Rama Rao Jr., Ram Charan, Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Samuthirakani

Matthew Brady - wrote on 01/12/2023

Very long and corny, and sometimes it gets a bit boring. Also, there is a romantic subplot I didn't care for, and the villains are cartoons. Other than that, this was a wild experience that I won't forget. One of the rawest and most over-the-top action scenes I've seen in a while! In the opening scene, a dedicated police officer tries to arrest a protester among the crowd of other angry protesters. After that scene, I was fully ready for everything else. You know, last year had a lot of lackluster blockbusters, but this movie delivers where those fail. It has everything, lol.

Andulamb - wrote on 08/10/2022

I usually hate overblown action movies (see: every superhero movie made in the last 20 years), but I love RRR. The action sequences are kept to a minimum, but they're spectacular. Unlike American action movies, these action sequences don't comprise a million blink-and-you'll-miss-them shots. Instead, many of the shots are long and often even slowed down so viewers can actually follow the action and appreciate the audacious choreography. But this film is much more than its action sequences. There's actually a plot and character development between the action. This movie has it all: bromance, romance, thrills, laughs, singing and dancing, and more. It's gloriously over the top, and the best movie I've seen in quite a while.

Indyfreak - wrote on 07/21/2022

Overblown yet riotously entertaining action romp courtesy of Indian director S.S. Rajamouli. Its two Bollywood leads are very cool as they effortlessly use their martial arts skills to take out dastardly Brits or punch a tiger with a flaming torch. The set-pieces are grandly absurd but showcase Rajamouli's eye for big budget spectacle. It does clock at a mammoth three hours but the friendship between the two protagonists keeps things watchable when there's no fights going on. Special mention to Ray Stevenson and Alison Doody hamming it up as the villains.