Epic movies are all about rubbing realism into the ground. The soundtrack is perfect, never get tired of listening to it, and has the essence of Indian culture in it. The transition of the plot is limited by the lack of space, and the overall structure is somewhat compact. The plot presentation and character building are relatively straightforward and forceful, not pretentious, not showing off values, and have the beauty of classical simplicity. In addition, I feel that the filters used by the director for different plots are very is comfortable. In contrast, Europe and the United States have no epic movies that can compare with them. Their epic movies focus on the description of the entire length and ignore the presentation of specific plots. The standard of Western academic film is that it is profound and connotative, and has a soft spot for the depiction of complex and incomprehensible human nature? Why can't the expression of good art be simple, natural and pure? The top and bottom two of this film are currently the epic movies of the crown.
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