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Step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to RRR! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
RRR is the physics-defying, statistics-denying bromance we didn't know we needed. Bheem and Raju become unlikely friends and take us on an absolutely wild, leopard-throwing ride on their quest to rescue Malli and take down the British.
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Hey British! Stop stealing kids! RRR was an amazing documentary.
😂
😂🤣
Taking kids is super easy, barely an inconvenience
Truly eye opening indeed 😂
Waiting for a documentary on Churchill's role in Bengal Famine 😀
Yaaassss finally!!!!! I was waiting for this for so long ❤️💫💫💫
"They become friends by ignoring physics together " 😂 - best line in the vid.
This should be a norm for all friendships from now on.
They watching first fast & furious series they think if car going to space then why we don't make this type of movie 😂
I am Indian and it's accurate 😂😂😂😂
I was looking for this comment😂😂
South Indian movie industry is a joke.
Galactic racoon spewing out lasers MAn! ThATs "Art".
"You know physics?"
"Yeah."
"Well, I don't."
Absolute genius.
Nor do I care to learn!
“And I refuse to learn”
Never before has such a sentence indicated 1000IQ intellect.
🤣
“Hey sir, it looks like you’re BACK ON MY BACK about odds and statistics.”
Almost as good as, ' How did he survive?'
'By being off screen!'
'That makes sense'
Bheem to Raju: I'm gonna need you to get ALL the way on my back for this action scene
Raju: Wow wow wow wow......
Wow!
😂
hahahah brilliant
Bheem to the leopard on his back:
@@miroslavzderic3192I need you to get ALL the way off my back and get on the that man's torso
"I had no idea I wanted to see all that stuff but now it's what I want MOST in the WORLD."
RRR in a nutshell.
When you dont even have time to mention the insane 10 minute dance-off, you know this movie is bonkers
Yes 🔥🔥🔥
I wished they included some of the lines about how a bullet wasn't worth being used on an Indian man/woman, and was only worth something when it was shot through a British soldier.
That dance off was one of my favorite parts of the movie.
@@bryanvickers true
@@raawesome3851 nnnbp bjb
"Ya know physics?"
"Yeah!"
"Well I don't!"
Priceless. Thanks for another good one, Ryan. Keep 'em comin'.
Nor do I care to learn…
"Takes on a crowd of 1000 men..."
It was actually 20,000 extras for that scene. Took nearly a month to shoot it. And it's awesome.
CGI extras ok
@@oliviajones1821 No. Actual extras.
@@oliviajones1821 india doesn't need cgi extras, they have enough population to do that cheaper with real people
@@oliviajones1821 there are enough people for shooting
I cant watch these corny indian movies. Why are they all so bad? They are always so exaggerated.
Why cant they make serious movies like Koreans do?
There is like 2 Indian movies I ever liked, that being Detective Byomkesh Bakshy and Dil Se.
India has such good potential. Cool enviroment, nature and all.
// from an half Indian
I love how everytime the producer says something is tight, we almost always learn a bit of his backstory.
I cant wait for matpat to slice & dice this lore
huh i feel like those r quite uncommon moments tho...
@@alex.g7317 If the Pitch Meetings are canonical to the Ryan George Cinematic Universe, and MatPat has appeared in some of the Pitch Meeting videos, then MatPat is canonical to the Ryan George Cinematic Universe.
So obviously he has to do a Film Theory about all of the lore in the Ryan George Cinematic Universe.
And it's a dark and twisted backstory indeed
Learning backstories is Tight !
I... was not expecting to see a Telugu film or any Indian film ever on this channel. It's great seeing what Ryan makes of it
Same!
Is this the moment and movie that finally bridges the gap between Indian cinema and Western audiences? As Drinker noted, Hollywood simply isn’t putting out good movies anymore, and worse still creates productions in bad faith steeped in agenda that makes good storytelling impossible. Ever since I saw the horse-slide I’ve been waiting for a crossover hit to emerge.
It's also been on Critical Drinker and Honest Trailers.
And Danny Devito wants the gang to bust into a big Bollywood style song and dance on an episode next season. This movie is getting some serious attention.
This movie was pretty entertaining. Didn’t make it all the way through at 3+ hours, but a lot of the action scenes were very original
After the Squid Game episode I had a little hope that non American movies and shows can also be shown. Turns out my assumption was right.
RRR is too busy being one of the best movies ever to have time for answering anyone’s questions.
No, they responded to the questions, and their answer every time was “Never question greatness”…
It's the best "Get off my back" movie ever
Wow wow wow………wow
also being the worst physics simulator
It's funny.
Why DO we all love this movie so much? I usually don’t fall for ridiculous stuff like this, and I was hollering the whole time. It’s majestic.
the main reason is seeing someone throwing a leopard on someone
For me because its intentions are entirely earnest. Despite how rediculous it gets it's totally without Hollywood - tropes, cynicism and politics - which is so refreshing. It does include many Indian film tropes though and the theme of a strong man getting brought low then fighting back to triumph is common. All that aside, yeh throwing a leopard at someone was cool.
It doesn't take itself very seriously which is a big difference between this and american action films.
@@CharroArgentino it actually takes itself seriously
Because thats what great directors like SS Rajamouli can
This is probably the first pitch meeting I've ever seen that actually effectively worked as advertisement for a movie because now I HAVE to see this!!
Nah. The promotion on this movie on release was pretty impressive. This was Bollywood's biggest and expensive action movie they ever made. Apparently, everyone in it is an A lister over there.
@@DirtCheapFU tollywood's
@@clownundead3550 I fought the need to be an internet jerk and make a inappropriate jokes. I educated myself on Tollywood. Tollywood is pretty legit. They have recently become more successful than Bollywood. I see the difference and will acknowledge as such. I also notice Tollywood have more vibrant and dramatic aesthetics. I actually now want to buy some Tollywood action posters, just because.
@@DirtCheapFU actually tollywood is pretty much emotional and sentimental , thats why their movies are like that to make the ppl feel enraged ,happy or sad to make them watch more (trust me it gets boring and cringe since every movie is like that) , in my opinion both bollywood and tollywood are pretty bad , i can say it cuz i live there
For me, it was Honest Trailers who convinced me to watch this. My mom and I are already familiar with Indian movies at that point, but even we didn’t expect it to that crazy. For me, Honest Trailers became this movie’s biggest advertisement
Discovering a movie you never heard about in Pitch Meeting is tight !
Oh, then you’re in for a treat.
The movie is so ridiculously over the top its a must watch.
Indeed
I'd recommend to get high and then watch it.. 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽❤️❤️❤️
it's an over the top bromance/martial arts/spy/superhero movie with a dance number. It's legit entertaining all the way through.
If "Super easy, barely an inconvenience" was most appropriate for turn of events in any movie, it would absolutely be THIS one.
"I had no idea I wanted to see all that stuff but now it's what I want THE MOST IN THE WORLD."
Yeah, that was pretty much my reaction.
How could you not talk about the dance battle sequence? The very moment when cinema peaked.
It was awfully cringe, this whole movie is shit
Abso-fucking-lutely, the desi-naach is what inspired the dance number me and my boys are gonna do for my Bengali friend’s wedding!!!
@@sdtfyuty9424 that sounds awesome! I wish German weddings would be that "dancy". :D
I burned 500 calories watching that scene.
I bought suspenders just so i can do that one part...
RRR has achieved some nice fame, from Honest Trailers to Pitch Meeting.
The Critical Drinker too.
Corridor Crew did a VFX Artist reacts to it to great praise.
ua-cam.com/video/B8DrqysqFmc/v-deo.html
@@paulo143PE Jeremy too
The Corridor Crew also gave it high praise a month or two ago on their VFX Artists React series
@@thepaperninja3123 who? You mean the long-fingered black man?
2:29 small correction, Bheem already knows that the little girl is in the castle and plans to befriend jenny to get more information and to get into the castle
True, but I think he had actual feelings for Jenny as well based on the ending. No way in hell it would have worked though unfortunately; he would've needed to be of a very high stature, like borderline Maharaja.
One of the few pitch meetings that actually makes me want to see the movie.
The fact that I watched this movie cuz of this pitch meeting and found out that not only did Bheem kick a motorcycle he also grabs it and swings it like a club at people. I love this movie
Velocette Bikes were designed keeping mobility of soldiers in mind and they're known as featherweight bikes. They're designed as extension of bicycles
@@tejeswararaoyenda5759 Curb weight is around 320 pounds
@@tejeswararaoyenda5759 ikkada em defend chesthaav le 😂 aa movie lo logics levu le physics ledhu oppukovaalsina vishayam 😂 and bb2 lo aithey logic ni nalabayi saalu dengaadu aa chetlaku katti egatadam endo 😂
@@jakob3044 Royal Enfield WD/RE is one of the bikes made for WW2. It is just 130 pounds.
@@Satya.Online Right... But for comparison, the standard Battleaxe, and I'm talking about weapons for warfare, hardly exeeded 7lb. weight (3kg really, for normal people).
A greatsword, not really common due to it's hard-to manage nature, cost and uneffectiveness, wouldn't get to the 10lb range (maybe a german Zweihänder), and even then, they would be well balanced for wielding.
A standard polearm wouldn't get that heavy, though the weight distribution would make it pretty taxing. Only after repeated use, of course.
To begin with, you would need to weigh like a truck to swing around a 130lb bike, otherwise you would just fly off balance and fall over, no matter how heavy you are. And it's not well balanced in the slightest. Heck, it would be about as hard as to swing around a fully grown man in much the same manner...
The heaviest weapon effectively wielded by the strongest human in history probably wouldn't weigh a tenth of that thing. I would like to see someone swing around a normal bike like it was a maul
Maybe you could spin with it, and it's certainly plausible one would be able to throw it a bit, but you know...
Hollywood blockbusters and action movies seldom make any realistic combat, and they *try* to hide it and pretend, movies like these throw such things out of the window. Rule-of-cool all the way, and it's a great, awesome thing to turn off your brain for and enjoy, but let's not pretend it's grounded in reality. (yes, I know you didn't claim otherwise, but my point still stands)
Had to go watch the movie after seeing this pitch meeting. Found myself literally cheering out loud for the good guys by about a quarter into it. Was a bit concerned it would be difficult to get into the movie, but it was actually super easy, barely an inconvenience
Same. It was such a good movie.
oh really?
I have been watching these pitch meetings for years and I have to say this is prolly the first one that makes me want to watch the movie not saying that all the movies they have done meetings for were bad in fact if I count the majority I liked but when you here all the flaws pointed out it makes me less want to watch them and had to really consider if I wanted to watch them this is the first time the flaws and craziness made me want to watch the movie
#The way this guy gives spoilers he makes sure you don't see any movie
As long as you know how leaves work, it’s great, yeah.
RRR was ridiculously the most enjoyable, satisfying, and unforgettable movie of 2022. Holy fuck what a masterpiece of a movie. Hollywood better start taking notes.
Um nah. They still ahead by 10-15 years of filmmaking.
@Jake Shine true but in Hollywood I never saw someone throwing a leopard at someone during a fight scene
@@jakejshine im sure he means the enjoyable emotional rollercoaster rather than CGI capabilities , also the budget was 70mil or so , compare it to 60mil per episode of Rings of Power or some other big blockbuster
@@jzsbff4801 ha yes 🤣
Are you joking?
"Yea, I know how leaves work, sure!" that always gets me. Leaves are practically magic in movies
I've always wondered what it would look like to throw a leopard at someone.
Can cross that off my bucket list now 😁
Hahaha. True that.
@@MinisterOfAffairs Nice to know that throwing a wild cat at an enemy is super easy and barely an inconvenience 😁
@@CocktailsConsoles All that Kale and jungle fiber consumption to muster up the strength 😂
Leopard tossing is Tight!
Until they make Leopard King.....
Came for the anime level action, stayed for the bromance and dancing. RRR is already one of my favourite films.
#The way this guy gives spoilers he makes sure you don't see any movie
@@amresponsibilitytakernotli9613 i disagree
I'm going to search for that movie NOW
@@amresponsibilitytakernotli9613 i disagree
I'm going to search for that movie NOW
Yeah. It was smashing entertainment.
@@ChrisAlbertH47 yep even though it's get cringey at some scenes but still love them
this is one of those pitch meetings where i had never even heard of this movie 5 minutes ago and now i need to watch it immediately lol
Based off the one trailer where Bheem throws the leopard, my friends and I thought it was going to be the dumbest thing we'd ever seen, and it was so amazing! We all ended up loving it! By the first fight with Raju vs the Crowd, we were hollering at the screen in excitement. XD We were completely thrown off by the Naatu Naatu scene, but were laughing and whooping the whole time. And the jail break scene elicited more excited yelling from us. This movie was a masterpiece!
“By ignoring physics together” got me wheezing 😂
Then you must watch kingsman the golden circle.
This is in every Indian trash movie. where exactly is the surprise?
That hit me hard 😂😂
Ha Bhai tum jese log physics ko bich me laate ho
Ek baat bata
Iron man sirf suit ke sahare Missile ka direction badal sakta he
Toh yeh kyo nahi hoga
Oops 😬 indian show off ki aadat he na
It's ok bro
@@EiX_M bro… don’t cry too much… im a telugu guy… i took it as a joke and you should too
Imagine Batman ending with a dance number.
Say no more - ua-cam.com/video/Tdd2psZDrh4/v-deo.html
Holy Musical B@man.
This my friend is a like worthy comment.
There is in fact a bollywood batman. Look it up.
@@VivekAnandJ Please don't go near a camera. Let Rajamouli do his job.
One of the few times Pitch Meeting makes me want to watch a movie because holy shit this sounds incredible.
This movie unexpectedly grabbing everyone's curiosity was super-easy, barely an inconvenience.
This movie has no right to be so perfect in every sense of the suspense of disbelief. I am watching it now for the third time
You can get away with anything, no matter how ridiculous or contrived, as long as you actually make the entertainment entertaining. A rarity today.
I need a shirt that says, "You know physics? Neither do I, nor do I want to learn." Another great pitch meeting LOL
I want a shirt that says "I'm gonna need you to get aaalll the way off my back"
Hahaha. I would want that too
@@GCEXTREMEMN I'm surprised that's not already been made lol
I can put it on red bubble lol
I never cared for foreign films but a friend made me watch this with him and it was the best 3 hours we had
Gotta be one of the best pitches. The writing, the delivery, the way Ryan and George interact with each other… just top notch 😂🎉
Ryan bothered to differentiate between Bollywood and Tollywood. He's the Messiah!
That should be expected.
What's Tollywood?
@@lealta1481 India's a big place with a lot of wood(s).
@@lealta1481 That would be the Indian film industry making movies in Telugu.
@@irispettson so it's a different city from Bollywood movies? I always thought Bollywood was just a term for Indian movies.
Can I just say as a British person that I just watched RRR this evening and F**king loved it
Thank you so much 🥰
Well, yes, you don't have to be the whole of your country's history to live in your country...
@@TyIbsen
Alas, some American school boards tend to disagree.
@@TyIbsen All my friends enjoyed it too. The empire was 2 generations ago ie nothing to do with us
What a weird statement you didn’t have to include the being British part, what has that to do with you liking the movie or not
Took me 4 days, but I was able to completely watch RRR- 100% worth it!
I feel the chemistry between Ryan and Ryan shine’s especially bright in this episode 😀
Ryan pronouncing the movie title had me laughing harder than I should’ve.
Arrr! Heh
Rahr Rahr Rahr
Missed opportunity to add a pirate joke
Same
There literally is no other way to pronounce it. ;-)
I literally only watched this movie because of the Pitch Meeting and it was the best film I've seen all year.
Better than "everything everywhere all at once"? Cause eeaaO was so great
😅😅😅😅
It is a horrible movie
@@sushrutsharma4966 i respect your opinion
I am just starting that i feel bad for just how horrible wrong you are
@@sushrutsharma4966 Tera jaise chutiya log Hollywood ke gand chatra isliye idhar ke flims pahle famous nahi hota tha par abb sab support Kara RRR ko best movie 🔥 not for you kid 🤡 go watch cartoon
...is it the *only* movie you've seen this year?
5:20 small correction, Ram already knows where the TNTs are in that building (Because he is familiar with that place by becoming special officer). So he explains it to bheem by just gestures.
I finally saw RRR b/c of this Pitch Meeting and LOVED it! Basically it’s 5 movies in one! And who can resist Beem hurling a motorcycle at soldiers and then picking it up to ride it! Bravo!!!
A bromance to rival Gilgamesh and Enkidu!
Also, I like how this whole pitch is "Shut up, nerd, it's gonna be awesome!"
Oh my goodness you're right, their friendship really is at the level of Gilgamesh and Enkidu!
Gilgamesh, a king!
@@jadechrysalis8428 Gilgamesh, a king! At Uruk!
Very interesting point! This actually kinda mirrors that very archetype. Raju is Gilgamesh, the city dweller, and Bheem is Enkidu, from the forest. They have a clash, but end up becoming close friends.
I had the same thought!
Honestly the team that made RRR should be the ones who make Anime Live Action Adaptations. They mixed the special effects so well
That movie was basically an anime. Superhuman badass protagonists with a heart of gold, comically evil villains, epic monologues and fight scenes and a cringe love story.
@@AdityaChaturvedi28 there is no cringe love story in RRR
@@AdityaChaturvedi28 cant agree more
@@hemantt8435 bro Alia Bhatt was cringe af
@@AdityaChaturvedi28 most villains are comically evil in american, Japanese and Korean films too tho. Agree with everything else. RRR absolutely nails the power of friendship part.
"I know how leaves work, sure." 10/10 subtle gem
I watched this movie cuz of this pitch meeting and it was beyond amazing! Highly recommend
"What kind of bromance is this?!?!"
The best kind.
No Homo
@@tarektechmarine8209 BROmance.
Use your brain.
For anyone who hasn’t seen this movie, it’s far more berserk than even the Pitch Meeting makes it sound.
Also the "inconsistencies" depicted here are better explained in the movie than he makes it seem. E.g. I think the display of the guy fighting the crowd is extremely well done and makes mostly a realistic impression on how it works without getting to superhero level.
Its dumb movie
It's an amazing movie, hands down 10/10
"berserk" in normal sense of the word? or "Berserk" the Manga ?
For anyone who hasn’t seen it, please don’t let this ruin it for you. Watch Honest Trailers instead. Or just go straight to the movie itself.
I have been on a mission to get everyone I know to see this movie. Also Ram is best Wingman ever!
This movie was like a fever dream but in the waking world. I LOVES IT. It was such a breath of fresh air. This thing was like an anime but Indian and in real life. One of only 3 movies i immediately rewatched.
Reminded me of Kung Fu Hustle in a lot of ways.
I have never been more surprised by a movie. Went in thinking it would be terrible and I can genuinely say it’s one of my favorite movies. No movie does male friendship better.
I went in thinking it would suck and this awful shit was way worse than expected.
Cap 🧢
Stop lying, it was cringe, big time. But then again nowadays most movies from India are like that, the golden age of bollywood ended in the 2000s.
I recommend the Hindi movie ´Ṕartner´
@@arifahmedkhan9999 RRR was great! Are you Indian? Every Indian i know hated this movie but every American or Latino loved it
@@TheVeganButcher yeah ikr, indians don't really feel as crazy about this movie. I loved it tho
“I didn’t know I wanted to see any of that stuff but now it’s what I want to see the most in the world” - my reaction watching this whole video
Just watch it. for foreign audience, it'll be such a new and amazing experience
Wow... I had no idea i wanted to see this movie. Now, it's what I want the most in the world!- Ryan! You Rock sir.
Just saw this movie yesterday, it's ridiculous in all the right ways, and it's a 3 hour movie that never had me lost or bored in the plot, honestly one of the best action movies I have seen, up there with terminators 1 and 2, and the avengers movies.
This movie is ridiculous... in the perfect ways possible. It was legit one of the most enjoyable movies I've seen in a while. Even the music was 🔥
Check out bahubali
@@lttimberwolf382 all of them 😂
AGREED
so true. It's too good
i'm curious about this movie now 😂
This might be the first pitch meeting where I actually go and watch the movie after.
Do tell if u liked it 🙄
@@shreyanarayan8023 loved it
You do know Pitch Meetings aren't actual movie critiques, right? You're not supposed to take them too seriously.
@@YourCreepyUncle. ok smart boi.
@@YourCreepyUncle. I meant that I generally don't watch movies at all, unless something really piques my interest. Which this did.
I love this movie. Watched it two times in one month which I never did with any movie before, and I still loved every second of it.
5:07 "I know how leaves work." 😂 I love how sometime producer guy questions the insanity and sometimes he on the same page.
What most people keep forgetting to mention is how little dialogue this 3 hour movie has yet it gives you soooo much depth and character. They embodied show, don't tell
Thank you! This is exactly my thought too!
Keeping the dialogue minimal was a smart choice imagine lip syncing and translating to all the languages it was dubbed in
@@dv9239 What a ridiculously American response lmao
Has it really never occurred to you that every single Hollywood movie ever produced has been dubbed into a dozen different languages?
@@as3609 I'm not even American and trust me every Hollywood movie in my country has horrible dubbing doesn't matter which language
The dialogue doesn't make sense and none of the jokes translate well
Its more like Show and sing dont tell
This movie is so insane Ryan didn't even mention the first dance sequence, which goes on for about 10 minutes!
Dance sequences that go on for about 10 minutes that Ryan doesn't mention are TIGHT!!!
Is it better the 'Another Day of Sun'?
Thats how you start a bromance
@Martin M It's my favorite film moment of the year so far
@Martin M Boring...
01:40 -- "That seems almost impossible" is something you can say about almost any Bollywood action movie. They'll do ridiculously impossible things ever few minutes like a Road Runner cartoon and the audience loves it.
Yeah but then what's so fun about seeing the things they already can do rather we see the stuff no human being can do it's amazing and you can say that seems almost impossible to all F9 movie, Avengers movie, Expendables movies, Tom Cruise movies, basically all the freaking action movies
Watch ur fast n furious 25 then and gtfo of here.
That because directors are able to make audience in believing those scenes. If the director is bad, then even we Indians troll it
Ever watched Fast saga? Mission Impossible franchise? Expendable franchise? OR BASICALLY ANY FKNN ACTION MOVIE EVER????(
Truthfully, I don't watch ridiculously implausible action movies of any kind. I'm more into Jason Bourne and Michelle Yeoh.
Sometimes you just have to forget physics, forget statistics and sit down and enjoy over 3 hours worth of frolicking fun with a huge tub of ice-cream.
It seems like you *also* forgot biology.
@@aaronwalcott513 What’s biology?
That was the most positive pitch meeting I've seen. And it's warranted. You don't often see a movie whose plot is as ridiculous as this being so good. It's having your cake and eating it too.
Yeah, it's such a fun movie.
And having more unexpected slices with different crazy unexpected tastes as it progresses. It was..an experience !
I am really surprised. I generally don't comment about this movie as talking negatively about it gets you called a traitor (not making this up). Imo, it was probably the worst film I have ever watched. Poor acting, poor script, 2D villains, overcasting, etc. But I guess that is what people like these days.
@Wasim Ahmed Me too. Although i thought bahubali 2 was bad, i still went in hoping for a meaningful movie. Going in, i thought it is going to be about aluri's freedom struggle. But you can imagine my disappointment when Ram charan flies over the fence and takes down 10s of people. That itself is a failure in my eyes. This is worse than a Marvel film.
@Wasim Ahmed This is why i feel rajmouli is like Michael Bay---all the grandstanding and none of the substance.
First Tollywood movie I've ever seen. Watching it with friends was an absolute riot. Bad guys getting wrecked by animals was lovely and reminded me of Jurassic Park 2.
What’s tollywood isn’t it Bollywood
@@clintoruss153 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telugu_cinema
@@clintoruss153 different language
@@clintoruss153 indian don't care ,
Indian call tollywood not Bollywood.
@@clintoruss153 Indian Cinema is not generalised into one term called Bollywood.....
It's Much more diverse linguistically....
I watched this movie with my best friend, while eating pizza and drinking beer. Best Movie Morning ever!
1:32 "Geez that feels like ya know almost impossible." In the best way possible.
"Friendship shenanigans" is one of the greatest phrases I've ever heard & I don't know how it's taken this long in my life to hear it out loud
And it’s a totally accurate description of one of my favorite Bollywood movies, 3 Idiots! Bollywood/Tollywood winning with the friendship shenanigans 😁
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
5:28
Minor Correction : Bhim knew everything because Jenny helped him by giving him a detailed map of that jail.
Also Ram worked there
@@keshavroyyala Yep
I knew that too but kept my comment short
very correct👍👍
Only Indians knew the depth of Indian movie😅
Anywayy
This movie worked because even though it was over the top, fictional movie and story, the struggle of Independence was real. The history is real and that's why it all makes sense, even though it shouldn't. This plays out well with our emotions, especially the last scene, when the blood was spilled over the crown logo, that scene brought a lot of emotions
The movie is a masterpiece. I don't care that it's goofy and redonkulous. It's the best time I've had with a movie in years.
“By ignoring physics together” 🤣 the best line!!
Indian will come and say you only care about physics in Indian movies what about Hollywood like they never made fun of rajnikant movies themselves
" it basically turns them into goro from mortal Kombat" that line is gold!!😂😂👌🔥💯
It just makes sense.
RRR is the most over-the-top epic bromance movie that ever existed. Like by the last third of it, the improbable stuff happens and you're just like, "Yeah that checks out," simply because you're used to all the over-the-top-ness. It's been like 2 hours of epic bromantic shenanigans at that point, including a choreographed dance-off via Bollywood music number. Disbelief suspended.
2:01 - THIS is THE main way of thinking of EVERY CGI animator and movie director in Hollywood ❗❗❗
I would love it if in some future pitch meeting, the writer actually comes to the producer with an excellent story, and bit by bit the producer deliberately destroys the movie, to end up with the movie that was actually made.
So far only the writer seems to decide everything in the movies, while the producer guy doesn't seem to have too much say in the matter.
That's a cool idea
It's usually a combination of both, but definitely weighted a lot more on the writer's side. Home Alone 2 has one of my favorite 'producer steps in' bits
I agree. And it would probably be more accurate to what actually happens in actual pitch meetings.
wouldnt mind that idea, but it'd be like 4x the work.
1)critique the movie
2) very talented writer(s) work to plug the holes
3) a continunity director checks the new script
4) Writer(s) address any new issues
5) Write a Screen Rant
AND THEN THEY KISS.
I can’t believe he didn’t mention the GIANT FUCKING DANCE OFF that takes place about a third of the way through the film. “Naatu Naatu”!
@@siddharthvishnoi1489 it's naatu naatu in Telugu
@@chandanamendu Did I not write that?
@@AlexanderBlues1228 it's " Nacho Nacho" in hindi version which is available on Netflix. Natu Natu is from the original Telugu version & only the Song / video is available on UA-cam not the whole movie. Cheers
"I feel the same way about odds and statistics as I feel about physics." 😂
the fact that american audiences were confused why there was a disclaimer that no animals were injured was weird to me since in most old-timey indian action movies, the main guy fights with a tiger or wolf so there is always a disclaimer
Fan of pitch meetings since 2017. I never imagined a movie made in my native language & in the city I live in (from one of my favourite directors) will be featured here. Really proud of S.S.Rajamouli.
Never anticipated RRR to be this big.
It's amazing how big a piece of fascist propaganda can become. Heil Modi!
Random American here, but that movie was unbelievably great. Recommended it to like everyone I know. My friends loved it.
S.S. Rajamouli officially has street credit here.
Squid Game was just as unknown but became a hit in the US
Parasite was the same
There's a lot Hollywood can learn about putting passion back in moves from RRR.
@Jesh Ting The only best movie indeed
5:21 'how could they have known which room to throw the flaming motorcycle in'
That's actually one of the few things that make sense in this movie, the next scene where everything explodes shows clearly that every room was filled with explosives, it's an ammunition storage facility, every room goes boom
good point.
Because Raju worked as police officer in the barracks..So he is aware of intricate details of the building where everything is stored..
Actually he explains why he does pullups in the jail,it is situated at the front of the palace and he sees them unload the gunpowder there,so he does pull ups to look at palace while not being too obvious, atleast he isn't stupid enough to workout on one meal per week 🤣
@@Raghu155_ I think that scene is just to show that he is still motivated to take the weapons. He keeps looking at the building and he keeps training cause he is still focused on his task and hasn't given up, not cause he's scouting. At least that's what I got from that
But, why place large quantity of TNT on an obvious Administrative building with glass windows and fancy facade. Ammo Storage facilities even at the 18th century much less in the 20th are big bunker type and far away from personnel buildings.
Anyway. TNT don’t go Boom by throwing something burning, they’ll just burn. You need a Detonator attached to an Explosive Booster that is attached to the TNT for it to explode.
See Hollywood, that's how you make a superhero movie : over-the-top action with no regards to believability instead of half-assed not-realistic-but-still-boring CGI & shakycam, then no one cares about plot holes because they're worth it
Agree, was waiting for black Adam and mobius then 😢
I watched this movie after watching this and I loved this movie.
thanks, I would have missed it if it wasn't for the pitch meeting.
I’m appreciative of the fact that he correctly said Tollywood and not just lumping it all into Bollywood
Oh! I thought I'd misheard.
I watched RRR after watching the pitch meeting. It definitely exceeded my expectations.
They made a movie about reducing, reusing, and recycling??
We just learned that acronym and meaning today in class, never heard of this movie before
South Indian movie fans accepting that mostly south action movies have illogical scenes challenge (impossible)
The marketing team for RRR really earned their money with this film!
2:50 The correct response would be "Yeah, smash her box!"
Awwyeah😏
I cannot believe that Ryan made a pitch about an Indian film. Being an Indian i am happy very much. Thank you Ryan 🎉
Quit pooping on streets 💩
Yeah
Google obliged
Barely an inconvenience
what tribe are you? Navaho?
06:24 Editors at Screenrant are barely hiding their Ram Charan crush. They put his face in the banner image THREE TIMES. 😂
For anyone who saw this before watching the movie, it may seem like an insane series of events. However, I assure you, RRR is many levels crazier than whatever you're expecting.
Great film.
Oh yes, oh yes it is.
The thing here is that this is just the usual amount of chaos for a pitch meeting, which always make the movies seem weirder than they are.
This movie goes well beyond what you could possibly expect it to and the meeting simply didn't adapt to that.
For once, Ryans version of a plot is Somehow DOWNPLAYED and less interesting than the actual movie.
yeah got to be one of the only movies were I didnt enjoy the pitch meeting as much while the film is really good
That's because most of the well-known clips of Bollywood movies are of either ppl dancing around like they inhaled quite the cocktail of substances or ppl straight up fighting like enraged gods with all odds on their side¹.
¹ ua-cam.com/video/Q6oMqF_WBw0/v-deo.html
He didn't even mention the dance-off at the fancy party...
Saw RRR couple months back(I think?) on Netflix with husband and (since I’d missed a chunk of the beginning) I kept saying to my husband there’s no way that Raju is a bad guy because he’s too good looking 😂. Even though my husband kept telling me Raju is with the British guys I was in total denial because he was too handsome and charming to be a villain. And then I was right! Ha!
A psychopath caught in 1970s I think was also too good looking. People kept on saying he can't be a killer. Then he confessed. 😬
He was so handsome it was almost distracting. woof.
Well, you enjoyed the movie.
Hahaha 😄
Well, u do know ted Bundy right? Super charming and good looking. Turns out he was a serial killer murdering girls. Even in jail he received lots of love letters. It's very messed up, but perception on the basis of looks is huge, that's why murderers and r*pists are always shown to be ugly in movies
I didn’t know you did a video for this movie!!! It’s honestly not one I expected you to do but I’m super happy about it!
Why does the intro make me think of Baki? Guy fighting a tiger, another guy taking on an army..... Getting Hanma vibes from that.
Never did i thought i would see a pitch movie meeting for an Indian movie 🤩
Agreed ! Its amazing how RRR blew up in globally..... it was also featured in honest trailers. Its great
Being on Netflix helps...
I appreciated how they managed to keep the British colonialists as understated and nuanced villains.
Lol.
that made me chuckle 😂😂
Thanks. That actually made me laugh.
the more u know:
not in india but
in Bangladesh,
"British" is a slang/slur.
example:
"that guy is such a 'British' "
"what a fking 'British' "
for centuries "british" has been used here as a slang worse than "bast^rd" .
the east india company even caused a famine in the 1770 which was blamed on weather, despite the farmers having super fertile land, self sufficient in agricultural resources, the colonialists forced the farmer to not grow rice/food/edible crops but to grow some sort of weed thing that makes "liquid bleach" or something for washing clothes cuz priducing that was more profitable, which just cost the d^ath of 1/3 of people in Bengal. there were no shortage if fertile land, no shortage of seeds, no shortage of farmers and fuktons of rivers everywhere and yet people were starving and faced a famine. thats comically evil
dont worry tho, Bangladeshi ppl are the least xenophobic (unlike certain other nation that makes anime😉)and incredibly friendly and helpful towards foreigners cuz they are kinda wholesome and probably d^mb af.
At least Mel Gibson wasn't involved. And they at least had some decent dance numbers.
This was absolutely brilliant! Your videos are always very intelligent and funny. I loved the movie.
"What kind of bromance is this?" The best kind of bromance.
One more thing I love about the animal scene is that they foreshadow it earlier by saying Bheem eats a ton but hes shown dumping the meat into a feeding tunnel
You mean apart from Bheem's intro scene right?
@@manojlds yeah
@@manojlds It's great there too because it looks like Bheem apologizes because he's going to use the tiger for food but nope, he uses the tiger with other animals as a trap
I've seen it 3 times but somehow still didn't catch this. That makes so much sense!
ua-cam.com/video/qYcUn8FmtKk/v-deo.html