Baahubali movie review

Kaya 2022-04-23 07:02:30

Different from the traditional Indian song and dance romance, this one starts from the first one, the plot to the lines and special effects are all great, the questions of the first one can be answered in the second one, the first one is beautiful, the second one Department looks better. The queen mother and princess in this film have the same status as men and can issue orders. Yizhi is the law. Generally speaking, Indian actresses are very beautiful. It is rare that they perform gracefully and luxuriously, with a kingly demeanor. Women can also dance. With a gun and a sword, you can decide your own marriage, which is a very idealized Indian political and social form that is different from the reality of India.

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  • Idell 2022-04-24 07:01:13

    No matter how exaggerated the story is, or how dazzling the protagonist's halo is, it still can't stop the director's atmospheric lens language. I can't help but burst into tears.

  • Dorthy 2021-12-21 08:01:03

    Not bad, not bad, in recent films, it looks more exciting, with plots and cool martial arts!

Baahubali 2: The Conclusion quotes

  • Bijjaladeva: Bhalla, have you ever considered killing your mother? I did. When, upon his birth, she shared with him the affection only you were entitled to, for the first time I thought of killing her. Shares in wealth, glory, and even rights! When she was giving him half of everything, I felt like killing her! And now, when the throne is being passed on to him, I feel like crushing her throat with these very hands. So Bhalla, should we kill her?

  • Bijjaladeva: What is it, you dog?

    Kattappa: My Lord.

    Kattappa: What have you come to bark about?

    [his men laugh]

    Kattappa: Baahubali's coronation will take place on the upcoming Vijaya Dashami. Queen Mother's orders were to give this news to you first.

    Bijjaladeva: [Bijjaladeva angrily throws his glass away] This is exactly what happened on that day as well! My throne was given to my younger brother, and now, my son's throne is being given to that very brother's son. My son, my son's son, and his sons, will we just remain slaves? Tell me, you dog, why wasn't I made king?

    [He yanks away the cloth draped around him, revealing his damaged arm]

    Bijjaladeva: Because I am handicapped? So what if one arm is disabled, is this iron fist not enough to rule our kingdom?

    [he turns and punches a pillar with his good arm, breaking a huge chunk off of it]

    Kattappa: You weren't rejected kingship because of your disabled arm my lord, but because of your handicapped brain.

    Setu Patti: [angrily pulls out his sword] Your orders, my lord!

    Bijjaladeva: You dog! Have you forgotten that anyone who speaks ill about the royal family gets his tongue cut off!

    Kattappa: Forgive me, but a person who thinks of killing his own wife, what is his brain but handicapped?

    Bijjaladeva: [backs away, shocked] You overheard?

    Kattappa: No my lord. Since I am after all a dog, I was able to smell it!

    [bows and walks away]