I spent nearly five hours watching Baahubali Kings I and II today. The plot is very good, and the special effects are also good. Although there are bugs in some places, the overall look still makes people feel addicted.
I believe that after watching the movie, many people, like me, like the wise, powerful, affectionate Baahubali who did not become a king in the end. He loves his country and people and should be the best king , but his trusted brother stabbed him, killed him, and imprisoned his wife for 25 years.
Baahubali's death, there are too many people responsible, the first to bear the brunt is his brother, Bara.
In fact, according to the description in the movie, Bara also has strength and knowledge, but he can never be like Baahubali, who loves the people like a son, truly thinks about the people, and seeks benefits for the people. If there is no Baahubali, only Bara, he may become an ordinary king, not a psychopathic tyrant later, just a ruler without merit. Such people abound in history.
But there is a man called Baahubali. The feeling of being crushed on the head since I was a child is terrible, so terrible that a person will do anything to surpass the person who is holding him down.
Bara's jealousy of Baahubali was obvious, but Baahubali was unaware of Bara's murderous intentions. The heroine is the fuse of the conflict between them, and the "evil" in Bara's character is completely revealed. Since then, it has been out of control. Bara has done all kinds of bad things, killing his mother, framing Baahubali, killing people with knives, and killing people. Everyone can be punished.
As a normal audience, I am very, very disgusted with Bala, but perhaps it is human nature. There are very few people who can break free from human nature and truly have a righteous heart, so their spirit is even more admirable. .
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