🎬 Finally watched RRR, yes I'm 3 years late

Finally watched RRR last Saturday. I know, I know. Everyone told me to and I kept saying next week. My friend Imran even offered to bring over his projector. I still said no. Don't ask me why. Then one evening there was nothing else on and no excuse left, so I pressed play. It's 3 hours long and I didn't look at my phone once, which never happens. The tiger scene came early and I sat up straight. I thought, how do you top that? Then they just kept going. The bridge, the fire, the big fight near the end with everything on screen. I should have been tired of it by then. I wasn't. I was shouting at my laptop. My mother came in to check if I was fine. I said yes, Ram Charan is about to do something. The 2 leads are what make it work. You believe they'd take a bullet for each other. I've seen big stars share a screen and just take turns. Here it felt like a friendship I could believe. And the songs. I've been humming Naatu Naatu in the shower for a week. My neighbour has started humming it back through the wall, badly. I'd put it next to Baahubali, maybe a little above because the story hits harder. That's only my opinion after 1 watch, so go easy on me. Now tell me what else I've been avoiding. 1 film everyone loves that I've skipped for no reason. I'll watch it within the week this time, I promise you all.

Mine is a small Malayalam film I watched last year with subtitles.

My pick for the last few years is Pushpa. Different from RRR, more street than grand, but I loved it. I watched it with 6 friends and we argued for an hour afterwards about the ending. If you haven't seen it, put it next on your list. Some of the lines I still quote at work. Then we can compare notes on which is better, though I won't win that one.

The tiger scene came so early that I wondered how the film could keep going. It did. I've watched that opening sequence 5 times since my first full watch last week. My sister is tired of it. She says the tiger has a better schedule than I do. Do you rewatch scenes from films you love, or is that just me?