Highly Overrated But Still Good

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

This one is an epic movie, with great VFX for the given budget, action sequences are great but that one scene of human canon doesn't appeal much to me. Although that doesn't make this movie a bad watch because its just one scene. And for all those who are giving bad reviews and complaining about the VFX and other stuffs, i am sure these people didn't consider the budget and ofcourse if you had seen this movie in theater the sound effects would have definitely changed your view. So please don't review this movie if you haven't seen this movie in a theatre.

This is the first time for me to ever write a review just because i was mislead by the rating of that movie. This movie is a piece of trash and absolutely overrated. Too much acting, graphic and slow motion. Everything is too much it just reminded me of the old indiand movies. What were those people thinking when they highly rated the movie ¿ Don't waste your precious time watching this.

Just stupid people say this fil is very bad!!! ,i very like this film!! YOU MUST WATCH THIS FILM!!!! , I WANT BAAHUBALI 3!!

Baahubali series has set a new milestone in Indian film Industry, and one gotta respect the effort. The series, and especially the second part, hasthe best VFX of any Indian film, stunning cinematography and visualisation of Indian architecture, culture and lifestyle. Baahubali would be remembered for this. Critics have said the stunts nd cinematography is largely influenced and copied by Hollywood films, but that itself proves that this film has somewhat near Hollywood feel even for the critics (which is a big plus and milestone for Indian films). The next thing they didn't like would be the portrayal of Baahubali has a perfect human, with almost every skill and the highest strength. Are the Avengers suppose to be realistic then? No. One way of logically thinking about it is that the film is rather a story being told by Kattappa to his grandson, so there is prevalance of fantasy and herioics. I didn't too like the angry-bird like climax, and the bull scene, which were totally avoidable. The film has a gripping plot, a script filled with punch lines, and a multitude of heart touching and ghoosbumping scenes. The scenes have been executed amazingly by the cast, and every character has bought some real value into the film. It's a must watch movie, I would say because besides every flaw, this movie deserve the respect for being a forerunner.