RRR | Why Does This Scene Work?
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This video examines the writing elements in constructing an action scene from S. S. Rajamouli’s RRR (2022). How the beats are constructed and how each beat is connected to the next.
The inspiration for this video came from two videos from the channels Cinefix and Patrick (H) Willems. Do check out their channel for more insightful video essays.
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Rest in peace Vinit ! Your channel will remain immortal and will be loved by cinephiles always ! 😢
how did it happen???pls someone tell
Heart attack i heard
man this hurts
@@mehulsinghbhadoriya5522 raunaq mangottil CZcams channel
Rest in peace!
Inspiration to many video creators like me. Your contribution will never be forgotten Vinit Sir. Rest In Peace 🙏🏻
RIP dear Vinit, we loved you.
I fell in love with the world of cinema by looking at it through your lens.
You have educated us so much.
Return of the prodigal child, my friends!
What does this mean
@@yajuvendrasinghrajpurohit7888 A son/daughter who has left and returned after a long time.
Tony stark uses the dialogue in Iron Man -3 when his comabt suit returns but it collapses near him hitting the iron bar,so funny it was.
@@ibrahimkhaleelullahshaik3506 >capeshit
Go back
There is also a parable in the Bible which is dedicated to the prodigal child. The story is that even if you go back to your old sinning ways you can always come back to him because Jesus will always love you.
Man who inspired me
Man who gave me relief every time i felt low
Man who made me believe in filmmaking and filmmakers
Man who gave me vision for cinema
Man whom I used to look up to the most
I was waiting for your Oscar vinit sir
And for me you are a legend
Rest in peace
Same bro 😭😭
What happened? Please tell me what happened to vinit?
@@gauravnagda1735He left us
There still is no better Hindi film analysis youtube channel because you did it for the love of cinema and not for the content. We'll miss you.From a fan.
Om Shanti Sir
Rest in Peace, vinit. You have been an inspiration.
Feels good to start a new year with a brand new video from Cinema beyond entertainment
It sure does!
You returned when the world needed you the most
RIP vinit
i am also part of the world and i dont need him the most
@@inarc1 Shoo then
@@inarc1 haha..
He died today😢😢
@@inarc1 he died today😢 you happy now
Rest in Peace Vinit! What an absolute legend you were and the clarity of thought prospered.
I am extreamley happy that you are back. Due to your channel I understood how films are made, what is thought process behind every scene and story. The way you explain the technique is very easy to understand. Please don't abandon this channel. You are doing great job.
Check out Cinemaan too.
"I'll see you next time."
Thanks you for everything Vinit, you were a breath of fresh air in Indian CZcams
You'll be missed ... Rest in peace 🙏🏻
Your videos have taught us so much about filmmaking and you have inspired so many people.
Thank you for everything bro.
RIP
Action and emotions go hand in hand. Rajamouli movies have core emotions
What a legend! Sad that was not able to see your film ever. But you were an inspiration! RIP.
You will be remembered vinit sir
RIP Vinit,will miss you forever you are only channel whose notification I turned On,but sadly I will receive none in future 😔
you were an INSPIRATION💛
💔💔
I started to love cinema only watching your videos. You are a one true cinephile, R.I.P bro🎉🎉🎉
Couldn't control my tears when he said, "I'll see you next time"...
Rip vinit sir you are my idol aapko puri zindgi yaad rakhuga mai
What happened? When? 😢
Hi Vinit, I'm sure you loved the new Martin Scorsese movie from wherever you are now. Love always ❤
Rest in peace, dear Vinit. I revisited your channel while having a terrible low in my life only to find out this saddening news from the comments. Your videos and analysis were way too superior for this platform. You helped me reignite my passion for cinema. I have recommended your videos left and right to people because they have brought happiness to me. Thank you for sharing a piece of you with us. We shall cherish your contribution to film analysis. Thank you. RIP.
What happened? How he died??
Rest in Peace
It's amazing to see two of my favorite film essay channels- Nerdwriter1 and Cinema Beyond Entertainment break down the progression of an action scene in very different ways. Nerdwriter1 recently compared the progression of the Top Gun Maverick Scene to any great pop song. Vinit broke it down comparing it to a string of words with narrative building conjunctions like therefore and but. I am loving this! So intriguing...
Your understanding of cinema and explaining it in a very simplistic manner taught me alot of things! Vinit sir❤ Om shanti
R.I.P🙏😰 Vinit bhai God gives more power to your loved ones 😢
RIP. Hope we get to see your work that u were working on.
Om Shanti. This channel is a gem and your skills showed in your high quality video.
We have lost a gem from us cinephiles..!
This return was more epic than when Komaram Bheem returned to rescue Alluri Sitarama Raju
0:22 great to see that you added this particular shot from Tenet's opening because despite it being pretty simple it's hell of an effective shot, regardless of it being just durate for a few frames
Plus welcome back 🙂
May his soul rest in peace and his legacy live forever 🙏 We will always remember you buddy.
May his family find strength, courage and solace.
I cant believe he's gone. I learned so much from his videos
Shocking To know sir .. was waiting for your comeback ..om Shanti😢
I started watching great classics because of you and since then I binged all of your video
Rest In Peace, you will always be remembered.
Thanks for making channel, all these videos and teaching so much to me. You will be remembered❤
Last time I met you Vinit in May you told me how hard you are working to post videos for this channel, how your laptop had crashed. You wanted to get back to making videos and for that you were managing multiple tasks together. I am in disbelief.
Rest in peace. Be assured that have gathered much love in your lifetime.
💔💔
RIP to the man who understands and was able to help me understand art in the context of Hindi cinema. There is so much beauty, only if we look for it.
I can't tell you you how happy I am seeing your video pop up in my feed
One of the finest you tube channel for cinema..
Rest in peace brother ❤
Rest in Peace Vinit Bhai, You were really a Gem, a huge loss to us.
I watched an interview of SS Rajamouli garu where he mentioned about the process of story writing his father and he follows for all of his movies. He mentioned the use of the 8 "Rasaa" or Essence in English from the Indian ancient dramatic theory. They use these Rasas and the flow of story between these Rasa's to keep it captivating and appealing to all types of audiences right from a child to an old person.
I believe thats where lies the crux of his movies and why they struck a cord with the audiences
That's great insight! Could you share the link to the video you're referring to?
if you have time, then reply to me so that I can know whether my criticisms are fair or not, I have a lot of respect for you, And if you reply to me, I will be able to know your opinion, which will help me learn a lot 🙏🙏
RRR is a good film with really good artistic elements. The attention to detail in its production is praiseworthy. While the overall filmmaking is impressive, I personally find RRR to be overrated. Allow me to explain my perspective on the film's shortcomings.
RRR is 7/10 for me
1)RRR, despite excelling in its grand set pieces and impressive action sequences, there are some parts that are overly exaggerated.
Additionally, certain moments in the climax can be deemed ridiculous, leading to a slight disconnection for me as a viewer. While I appreciate over-the-top action sequences, I find some scenes to be particularly unconvincing.
2)I didn't find the characters of RRR very interesting, and they didn't captivate me as much. While they were not one-dimensional, They had some depth as well, but overall, I didn't find them as interesting,unique and with as much depth. They could have been written in a better and more nuanced way. and the character of bheem was sooo stereotypical
It is not necessary that every character in a movie should be deep and complex for me to enjoy them. Relatability and connection also matter to me. Unfortunately, I couldn't establish a strong connection with the characters of RRR, and I couldn't connect with their friendship that much. In my opinion, their friendship lacked emotional depth and a real connection. Their "DOSTI" was portrayed through generic songs and montages,but it could have been shown in a different way to depict their bond.
I appreciate well-characterized, unique, and intriguing characters in movies. However, the characters in RRR felt exaggerated and god-like, similar to what I've seen in other Indian films. It's challenging for me to connect with such demi-god-like characters.
The chemistry between the two lead actors was good. They're mainly instruments exploited for eyegasmic sequences. RRR is a film where objects take center stage, driving the narrative. It leans more towards fantasy and dreams than capturing the essence of real life.However, in certain instances, their efforts to be believable came across as unconvincing and cringeworthy, such as the Ram boxing scene. Nevertheless, these elements are sufficient to evoke a sense of vitality within many people.
3) The portrayal of the villain could have been greatly improved, from his character to his dialogue delivery. Despite my anticipation, I found him to be utterly artificial. In Rrr, we encounter the same clichéd villain archetype.I couldn't help but perceive him as overly contrived and reminiscent of a cartoon. There was an absence of any genuine sense of danger emanating from him. The way he spoke his lines felt forced.
A more meticulous construction of the villain's character is warranted.(btw RIP ray Stevenson🕊️)
in Bahubali,bhallaldeva was strong and powerful villain character that's why the Bettle of the last one seems very equal . However, in RRR, the final battle was well choreographed but heavily one-sided. you can built villain's character in a better way like Tarantino did in inglorious bastards with Hans Landa.Another example is Leonardo DiCaprio's role in Django Unchained. Despite being cruel and over the top, DiCaprio's acting made him a genuinely menacing antagonist. He felt like a direct threat to our hero. Unfortunately, this sense of danger was missing in RRR's villain and he was very CARINGY
4)I have a personal inclination towards a different style of humor and find that the humor and jokes presented in Rrr was not good. you will get to she this in many indian films that a desi boy falls in love with a foreign girl ,but our desi boy does not know how to speak English which creates comedy, whole name pronouncing thing was so lame and such an old trick to create comedy
5)On a positive note, the song "Komuram Bheemudo" in RRR stands out, conveying the message that true freedom stems from unity among people, not just from weapons. This event also emphasizes the role of art and poetry in India's independence struggle.
However, the film's conclusion felt unrealistic and comical, as only the two heroes managed to defeat all the British characters. While their union symbolizes unity, the lack of believability in the climax was a drawback. It would have been more impactful if Bheem had rallied the support of the people who caused an uproar and saved him from punishment to rescue Ram.
RRR doesn't say anything new or interesting about its main themes of "friendship" and "freedom." However, a film like "Sardar Udham" (2021) does extensively explore these aspects and truly explains what freedom is and why it is so essential, despite the difficulties in attaining it. It depicts the struggles and hardships of achieving freedom without making the Britishers over-the-top cartoon characters. It reveals what it truly means to be a freedom fighter. portrays the real atrocities committed by the Britishers
But i appreciate some of the intentions Rajamouli functions with in RRR. His prioritization of words over guns, revolution over violence, and friendship over rivalry
While I understand that movies like RRR are meant to celebrate friendship and freedom rather than explore them, and it was enjoyable but at some points it was over-exaggerated and cringy also
Rrr is not really something new; it's kind of a checklist-type movie, but it tries to present those familiar elements in the best possible way, which is why it has worked for so many people.
Rip brother. You thaught so much related to cinema. Thank you 🙏 You will be missed.
It's so great to have you back. One never imagined this would ever happen. Wishing you luck on this fresh start!
I am sooooo happy u came backkk..
Can't wait to see more analysis 🥳🥳🥳
You are my favorite CZcamsr
Love seeing you back posting videos!
Carry on mate!!👍🏻👍🏻 So glad to see you back🤩 looking forward to new videos this year!!
Thank you for inspiring so many of us to love films analytically. I feel indebted to you. Rest in peace.😢
Coming to movies that are 3hrs long. RRR has very good pacing and has excellent time management except for Raju's flashback sequence. I have seen some movies that are within 120 min duration but felt like forever because of terrible pacing or screenplay. RRR has some of the best action sequences ever.
if you have time, then reply to me so that I can know whether my criticisms are fair or not, 🙏🙏
RRR is a good film with really good artistic elements. The attention to detail in its production is praiseworthy. While the overall filmmaking is impressive, I personally find RRR to be overrated. Allow me to explain my perspective on the film's shortcomings.
RRR is 7/10 for me
1)RRR, despite excelling in its grand set pieces and impressive action sequences, there are some parts that are overly exaggerated.
Additionally, certain moments in the climax can be deemed ridiculous, leading to a slight disconnection for me as a viewer. While I appreciate over-the-top action sequences, I find some scenes to be particularly unconvincing.
2)I didn't find the characters of RRR very interesting, and they didn't captivate me as much. While they were not one-dimensional, They had some depth as well, but overall, I didn't find them as interesting,unique and with as much depth. They could have been written in a better and more nuanced way. and the character of bheem was sooo stereotypical
It is not necessary that every character in a movie should be deep and complex for me to enjoy them. Relatability and connection also matter to me. Unfortunately, I couldn't establish a strong connection with the characters of RRR, and I couldn't connect with their friendship that much. In my opinion, their friendship lacked emotional depth and a real connection. Their "DOSTI" was portrayed through generic songs and montages,but it could have been shown in a different way to depict their bond.
I appreciate well-characterized, unique, and intriguing characters in movies. However, the characters in RRR felt exaggerated and god-like, similar to what I've seen in other Indian films. It's challenging for me to connect with such demi-god-like characters.
The chemistry between the two lead actors was good. They're mainly instruments exploited for eyegasmic sequences. RRR is a film where objects take center stage, driving the narrative. It leans more towards fantasy and dreams than capturing the essence of real life.However, in certain instances, their efforts to be believable came across as unconvincing and cringeworthy, such as the Ram boxing scene. Nevertheless, these elements are sufficient to evoke a sense of vitality within many people.
3) The portrayal of the villain could have been greatly improved, from his character to his dialogue delivery. Despite my anticipation, I found him to be utterly artificial. In Rrr, we encounter the same clichéd villain archetype.I couldn't help but perceive him as overly contrived and reminiscent of a cartoon. There was an absence of any genuine sense of danger emanating from him. The way he spoke his lines felt forced.
A more meticulous construction of the villain's character is warranted.(btw RIP ray Stevenson🕊️)
in Bahubali,bhallaldeva was strong and powerful villain character that's why the Bettle of the last one seems very equal . However, in RRR, the final battle was well choreographed but heavily one-sided. you can built villain's character in a better way like Tarantino did in inglorious bastards with Hans Landa.Another example is Leonardo DiCaprio's role in Django Unchained. Despite being cruel and over the top, DiCaprio's acting made him a genuinely menacing antagonist. He felt like a direct threat to our hero. Unfortunately, this sense of danger was missing in RRR's villain and he was very CARINGY
4)I have a personal inclination towards a different style of humor and find that the humor and jokes presented in Rrr was not good. you will get to she this in many indian films that a desi boy falls in love with a foreign girl ,but our desi boy does not know how to speak English which creates comedy, whole name pronouncing thing was so lame and such an old trick to create comedy
5)On a positive note, the song "Komuram Bheemudo" in RRR stands out, conveying the message that true freedom stems from unity among people, not just from weapons. This event also emphasizes the role of art and poetry in India's independence struggle.
However, the film's conclusion felt unrealistic and comical, as only the two heroes managed to defeat all the British characters. While their union symbolizes unity, the lack of believability in the climax was a drawback. It would have been more impactful if Bheem had rallied the support of the people who caused an uproar and saved him from punishment to rescue Ram.
RRR doesn't say anything new or interesting about its main themes of "friendship" and "freedom." However, a film like "Sardar Udham" (2021) does extensively explore these aspects and truly explains what freedom is and why it is so essential, despite the difficulties in attaining it. It depicts the struggles and hardships of achieving freedom without making the Britishers over-the-top cartoon characters. It reveals what it truly means to be a freedom fighter. portrays the real atrocities committed by the Britishers
But i appreciate some of the intentions Rajamouli functions with in RRR. His prioritization of words over guns, revolution over violence, and friendship over rivalry
While I understand that movies like RRR are meant to celebrate friendship and freedom rather than explore them, and it was enjoyable but at some points it was over-exaggerated and cringy also
Rrr is not really something new; it's kind of a checklist-type movie, but it tries to present those familiar elements in the best possible way, which is why it has worked for so many people.
Missed your videos! Thank you for coming back
May your beautiful soul rest in peace, ❤
You know 2023 started on a good note when this guy uploads a video on the very first day.
The Ace comes back! Thank you for uploading this New Year is already the best ever now
So excited for your videos!
Thanks sir for returning you made my day 😊
Rest In Peace Sir.p Guess you are now in a happier place, closest to the thing ypu you Loved.
The legend is back 😮. Awesome video as always 🤘
welcome back Vinit. we missed u. Thanks for coming back
RIP vinit. You only uploaded few video and all were of high impact.
Rest in Peace brother...
Rest in peace Vinit
Welcome back! Great video as always 👍
I am very thankful to you that the happiness you have given me by putting this informative video on New Year cannot be expressed in words. in the end bas yahi kehna chahunga ki isi tarah video dalte rha kre log aapko apke kaam ko behad pasand krte h apreciate krte hai , hum jaise aam logo ko bhi cinema ki samajh jaise ki cinema sirf entertainment hi nahi h ye aapke videos dekhkar hi pata chala h aur ye boot badi baat h aaj ke daur me jaha Cinema ki core vision ke baare me asaani se content dekhne ko nahi milta khair jyada lamba bol dia shyed but chalta h aapne bhi kafi lamba intzar krwaya apne chahne walo ko 😜bas yahi kehkar apni baat khatam krta hu aapne chahne walo k liye videos dalte rha kre . Lubzu sir 😘💌
Welcome back. Again. And thanks for the insight!
Your soothing voice and dedication to the true form of cinema will be eternally echoing in this moral world,Vinit!
I knew it I knew it I knew it!!!!
Since I have watched this movie I have been waiting for the day Vinit would make a comeback with his videos and knew it within my heart that he will pick this scene. So glad it happened today. :)
Small feedback (pls feel free to comment): Would have loved to see you include how the shock element elevates the level of the scene. Twice before this scene it’s shown that Bheem has something to do with the wild animals but no one knows what is he actually up to. But the moment the cages open you realise in a fraction of seconds what was going on and how that seemingly impractical scene was actually brought to fruition.
Nevertheless, loved the video.
if you have time, then reply to me so that I can know whether my criticisms are fair or not, I have a lot of respect for you, And if you reply to me, I will be able to know your opinion, which will help me learn a lot 🙏🙏
RRR is a good film with really good artistic elements. The attention to detail in its production is praiseworthy. While the overall filmmaking is impressive, I personally find RRR to be overrated. Allow me to explain my perspective on the film's shortcomings.
RRR is 7/10 for me
1)RRR, despite excelling in its grand set pieces and impressive action sequences, there are some parts that are overly exaggerated.
Additionally, certain moments in the climax can be deemed ridiculous, leading to a slight disconnection for me as a viewer. While I appreciate over-the-top action sequences, I find some scenes to be particularly unconvincing.
2)I didn't find the characters of RRR very interesting, and they didn't captivate me as much. While they were not one-dimensional, They had some depth as well, but overall, I didn't find them as interesting,unique and with as much depth. They could have been written in a better and more nuanced way. and the character of bheem was sooo stereotypical
It is not necessary that every character in a movie should be deep and complex for me to enjoy them. Relatability and connection also matter to me. Unfortunately, I couldn't establish a strong connection with the characters of RRR, and I couldn't connect with their friendship that much. In my opinion, their friendship lacked emotional depth and a real connection. Their "DOSTI" was portrayed through generic songs and montages,but it could have been shown in a different way to depict their bond.
I appreciate well-characterized, unique, and intriguing characters in movies. However, the characters in RRR felt exaggerated and god-like, similar to what I've seen in other Indian films. It's challenging for me to connect with such demi-god-like characters.
The chemistry between the two lead actors was good. They're mainly instruments exploited for eyegasmic sequences. RRR is a film where objects take center stage, driving the narrative. It leans more towards fantasy and dreams than capturing the essence of real life.However, in certain instances, their efforts to be believable came across as unconvincing and cringeworthy, such as the Ram boxing scene. Nevertheless, these elements are sufficient to evoke a sense of vitality within many people.
3) The portrayal of the villain could have been greatly improved, from his character to his dialogue delivery. Despite my anticipation, I found him to be utterly artificial. In Rrr, we encounter the same clichéd villain archetype.I couldn't help but perceive him as overly contrived and reminiscent of a cartoon. There was an absence of any genuine sense of danger emanating from him. The way he spoke his lines felt forced.
A more meticulous construction of the villain's character is warranted.(btw RIP ray Stevenson🕊️)
in Bahubali,bhallaldeva was strong and powerful villain character that's why the Bettle of the last one seems very equal . However, in RRR, the final battle was well choreographed but heavily one-sided. you can built villain's character in a better way like Tarantino did in inglorious bastards with Hans Landa.Another example is Leonardo DiCaprio's role in Django Unchained. Despite being cruel and over the top, DiCaprio's acting made him a genuinely menacing antagonist. He felt like a direct threat to our hero. Unfortunately, this sense of danger was missing in RRR's villain and he was very CARINGY
4)I have a personal inclination towards a different style of humor and find that the humor and jokes presented in Rrr was not good. you will get to she this in many indian films that a desi boy falls in love with a foreign girl ,but our desi boy does not know how to speak English which creates comedy, whole name pronouncing thing was so lame and such an old trick to create comedy
5)On a positive note, the song "Komuram Bheemudo" in RRR stands out, conveying the message that true freedom stems from unity among people, not just from weapons. This event also emphasizes the role of art and poetry in India's independence struggle.
However, the film's conclusion felt unrealistic and comical, as only the two heroes managed to defeat all the British characters. While their union symbolizes unity, the lack of believability in the climax was a drawback. It would have been more impactful if Bheem had rallied the support of the people who caused an uproar and saved him from punishment to rescue Ram.
RRR doesn't say anything new or interesting about its main themes of "friendship" and "freedom." However, a film like "Sardar Udham" (2021) does extensively explore these aspects and truly explains what freedom is and why it is so essential, despite the difficulties in attaining it. It depicts the struggles and hardships of achieving freedom without making the Britishers over-the-top cartoon characters. It reveals what it truly means to be a freedom fighter. portrays the real atrocities committed by the Britishers
But i appreciate some of the intentions Rajamouli functions with in RRR. His prioritization of words over guns, revolution over violence, and friendship over rivalry
While I understand that movies like RRR are meant to celebrate friendship and freedom rather than explore them, and it was enjoyable but at some points it was over-exaggerated and cringy also
Rrr is not really something new; it's kind of a checklist-type movie, but it tries to present those familiar elements in the best possible way, which is why it has worked for so many people.
I can't believe this man's back. Feels surreal
RIP brother
Great to see you back!!!
Great to see you back firstly !!!!
Ayo, I've subscribed since ages n had no idea you uploaded until I searched your channel to watch an old video again. I wonder how many more people like me dont realize you uploaded
you definetly got a unique channel. in a good way
Rest in Peace, friend. Your channel has always been an inspiration.
This is such a great video!
Glad you are back! ❤️
finally you returned, i think you are the only channel in india where cinema is described technically and logically
5 min hi shi, aaye toh atleast. Welcome back to youtube. Also, congrats for the project you were working on.
And now, finally CBE 2.0 lesgoo🙌🏼
The much awaited comeback.
What a way to start the new year.
🔥
good to see you back :)
Have always admired your critical thinking and love for cinema. You will be missed Vinit. Rest in Peace, my man. 🎉🎉😭
Insightful 😀
The way story takes off and flows till end is really very engaging in RRR. Except eega(for totally different reason), RRR is my favourite product of rajamouli
I don't know if u feel it or not.
All Rajamouli movies except RRR. The starting few minutes feels very off.
@@rajdeepghosh5942 he slowly let the audience into the story.
@@rajdeepghosh5942 all rajamouli movies?? Have ever watched his movies student no1 and yamadonga??😂😂 RRR is his best work...
Rip vineet , this is my favourite youtube channel .
Welcome back...So excited for future content
Rest in peace Vinit.
Happy New year brother. Hope to see more content this year
I am saddened by the death of a great artist, it is unbelievable and shocking, may your soul Rest In Peace Vinit Masram sir. You have been an inspiration sir.
Rest in prace Vinit!🙏🙏
Thank you so much for upload
nice to see your video after such a long time..
Rest in peace my guy!
Happy New year vinit sir..thanks for coming back 🌟🙌🏻
Short but valuable one as always after a long time
Back from coma
Resurgence from the grave
Prodigy returns
What else should we call it
At last you remember you have a CZcams channel
And some loyal viewers who are waiting for your content
Thank you very much
We lost a gem! Take care, Vinit. You truly were one of a kind. 😢
How
Suddenly this action scene started making sense 😮
Thanks Vinit!
1 suggestion: pls reduce background score and increase ur volume. WE LOVE TO HEAR YOU.
Finally please recommed movies and more u offer to us .don't dissappear
glad you are back!!