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Spectacular Epic

by Betty Jo Tucker — Read all 96 poems by Betty Jo Tucker

"RRR" surprised me. Although I love many films from India, this one surpasses them all. As escapist entertainment, it contains everything I look for including a great story, cinematic artistry, and memorable performances. Add exhilarating dancing and I am sold completely. Who knew all this would be found in a three-hour epic adventure like RRR? Available on Netflix.

Monday, May 30, 2022


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                    It’s rip-roaring riveting fun.

You’ll be exhausted when it’s done.

Action, drama and wild dancing.

Don’t blink or you will miss something.

 

Two heroes show their super strength

 and become friends for a time length.

But revolution can be tough.

It tears them apart, so that’s rough.

 

Spectacular is “RRR.”

Over the top but you’ll want more.

India gives us a great time.

And now it is a fave of mine!

*****

 

 

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Reviewed by Diana Wiles
Reviewed on June 3, 2022
This sounds well worth watching…!
An original way of introducing and
highlighting good entertainment…
Thank you Betty Jo…

Diana🍃


Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 31, 2022
I haven't watched any Bollywood movies. But I think of them like American musicals where people go to see who have little or nothing, very meager lives, and get to see how the stars live with lavish productions filled with love and intrigue.

But thanks for your review poem, I will look for RRR and see if I can watch it.

You make me recall the four days I was in Dhaka, Bangladesh in January, 1978. My host was a wealthy World War II veteran pilot who owned several auto repair shops. He was in desperate search of a wife for his doctoral student son before he did something stupid like marrying an American woman. ;-)

One night, we drove through the city of the most desperate poverty you will have ever seen, with young women holding their babies up to cars begging for money or food. We arrived at an ultramodern home that would fit in well in the Hollywood Hills. Inside, a party was going on with many beautiful and well-dressed people. We sat on a sofa opposite the movie producer father of a potential bride with two of his college student sons. There was polite conversation in English. After we left, my host complained that the young lady in question hid and didn't show herself. While rich, perhaps too ugly for his son.

Ron


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