I'm not surprised to see the bad reviews. After all, I've seen people complaining about the Marvel superhero movie saying that Americans are too outrageous. People who take every plot of the movie seriously should not take the time to watch this movie.
I won't say much about the good places, very excellent epic, three brushes as proof.
Talk about some of the more exaggerated places.
Baahubali's "magnificent speed" when killing the enemy in front of the princess is not a realistic description here, it should be from the princess's perspective. At this time, Baahubali is a god-like existence in the eyes of the princess, and Baahubali is exaggerated in a trance. Profitable speed.
Swan boat. The princess released the magic to make the sea have strong winds and waves, Baahubali turned the rudder sharply to make the swan ship fly into the sky and sail into the clouds, and then there is a song and dance that describes the psychology of both parties. Does the show have a magical background? no. Then this paragraph is a psychological description. It is written that the heroic princess who can overturn the river and the sea is conquered by the god-like Baahubali who controls the heaven and the earth.
When guarding the palace, he kicked the soldier flying, and the sword inserted in the soldier's body remained in the air due to inertia; he slashed the tree so that when the tree fell, it killed the enemies around his uncle; he pulled up the giant tree with his bare hands (seek science , did not notice any trees), etc., are exaggerated. This part is probably not too exaggerated if Lu Zhishen et al.
Then King Baahubali is a legendary figure. If there is a real person, his strength is comparable to that of Bharadwa. To the extent that he can be kicked away by Kumara, this is the reality. Probably similar to the strength of Lv Bu in the Three Kingdoms - if it is based on a real person, according to the folk images of Zhuge Liang borrowing arrows on a straw boat and planning an empty city in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, many scenes are not too much.
Watching epic movies must not be too competitive with exaggerated shots. In the medieval epic "Beowulf", Beowulf has the power of thirty people, and Beowulf does have a person. It is only after the bard sings that it is such a legend. He is born as a man, and as a god after death. Make up for the realistic shot: two people, you tear my mouth and I'll pull your hair rolling on the ground - no beauty, is it? What matters is what the movie celebrates - justice, popular sentiment, faith, wisdom, bravery, love, revenge (in traditional cultures in many regions, revenge is glory).
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