The editing has some rough spots :) ok, it's all roughly edited, and where is PETA while those horses are perfecting their face plants?
It's all in good fun without the moralizing of Hollywood to teach us where we've all gone wrong...
marc @12:05 - Sean Penn and Harvey Weinstein and that actress with the drug habit who was in that stupid movie are your moral superiors; you should revere them accordingly.
That's what I love about Bollywood, (aside from the music, which is earsplittingly awesome.) The action scenes are so realistical...ish. It reminds of The Lone Ranger, but with bigger production values.
Guy Caballero, with his insistence on 'one camera, one microphone, no crane shot', would never make it in Bollywood. Johnny Larue would be in his glory.
Not a hint of gravel burn - the dude must have a cast iron stomach and those car launching ramps just seemed to come out of no where... The gritty realism made me feel like i was right there - a cinematic milestone.
Their music is earsplittingly awesome???
My brother refers to it as sewer pipe music.
And what's with this "Flying Tatas???
Who would name a car afer the colloquial term for a women's breasts?
Thanks for the vid, it's a good chuckle. My wife who is from Guyana, was raised on Bollywood films and we have quite a few in the movie collection. After watching a few I swear a young couple in love being chased by Godzilla would break out in a song and dance number. The words of the song would probably go along the lines of how their love for each other will delight the taste buds of the monster as they are being chewed and their passing will improved the digestive functions of such said monster.
Believe it or not, there is a Bollywood horror flick about the reincarnation(Hindu religion angle) of an ex girlfriend who terrorizes the living boyfriend, of course one of the characters is a singer and of course there is a song and dance number. Other than that it's not a bad movie.
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Holy crap! If those PETA nutcases aren't active in friggin' India, perhaps they SHOULD be!
The editing has some rough spots :) ok, it's all roughly edited, and where is PETA while those horses are perfecting their face plants?
It's all in good fun without the moralizing of Hollywood to teach us where we've all gone wrong...
Somewhat disappointed. Was expecting a Bollywood movie, like where was the song and dance number?, not a "B" rated action sequence.
About as good as what has been coming out of Hollywood lately.
Holy crap is right!
I guess horses are lower caste than cows? :P
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marc @12:05 - Sean Penn and Harvey Weinstein and that actress with the drug habit who was in that stupid movie are your moral superiors; you should revere them accordingly.
Holy Jumpin Jeeps and galloping horse meat those East Indians are easly entertained. Good actors though ...
I felt the chase was a little short and could have used some more jumping cars and glass breakage.
Holy Maharaja! and a cast of millions.
I need to find out the secret to this process of impailing the radiator of a Jeep with an exhaust pipe to make it fly..........
There must be an aerodynamic effect I am missing.
"you should revere them accordingly"
I revere this videos hero for surviving at 1:36
As bad as any John Wayne movie......
Posted by: ChrisinMB at March 14, 2010 1:23 PM
Thinkin' kevlar cup with crumple zones.......
That's what I love about Bollywood, (aside from the music, which is earsplittingly awesome.) The action scenes are so realistical...ish. It reminds of The Lone Ranger, but with bigger production values.
Guy Caballero, with his insistence on 'one camera, one microphone, no crane shot', would never make it in Bollywood. Johnny Larue would be in his glory.
I nearly died when that squadron of cavalry just roars out of nowhere lol.
Wow! Were they stunt horses or stunt/lunch horses?
I wanted to look away but couldn't..... strangely fascinating in it's absurdity.
No way realistic but I really enjoyed watching this. Funny as heck.
Mindless violence and destruction...
Excellent! ~:D
Not a hint of gravel burn - the dude must have a cast iron stomach and those car launching ramps just seemed to come out of no where... The gritty realism made me feel like i was right there - a cinematic milestone.
Not edgy enough. Did you notice how they didn't use Ford Pintos in the last sequence?
i laffed...i cried....i was sick to my stomach...
It's Bush's fault.
Their music is earsplittingly awesome???
My brother refers to it as sewer pipe music.
And what's with this "Flying Tatas???
Who would name a car afer the colloquial term for a women's breasts?
All that over a simple parking ticket?
I was fully expecting the pursing jeep to slip on the apples, or whatever fruit that was, and become air bourne or ecplode-disappointing.
Flying tatas? Did Russ Meyer pack up and move to Bollywood?
Personally I enjoyed the part where horse and dude slide under the flatbed on dry pavement then ride away as if nothing happened.
Does he save the girl from marrying the pervert, or not?
Of course it goes without saying that he leaps tall buildings with a single bound, but what I want to know is where is his cape?
I hope the sound effects crew gets a bonus. Plenty of work for them in just five minutes.
...and how did he and the horse get under that truck.....
What was the name of the movie, Balls of Iron?
Iron Tatas!
(Hey, if it's "Mumbai", why isn't it "Mollywood"?)
We had a Tata Jeep at a project in Africa - it got about 60 mpg (miles per gearbox)
spaggetti western???
Curry western. Yum.
CJunk,
Thanks for the vid, it's a good chuckle. My wife who is from Guyana, was raised on Bollywood films and we have quite a few in the movie collection. After watching a few I swear a young couple in love being chased by Godzilla would break out in a song and dance number. The words of the song would probably go along the lines of how their love for each other will delight the taste buds of the monster as they are being chewed and their passing will improved the digestive functions of such said monster.
Believe it or not, there is a Bollywood horror flick about the reincarnation(Hindu religion angle) of an ex girlfriend who terrorizes the living boyfriend, of course one of the characters is a singer and of course there is a song and dance number. Other than that it's not a bad movie.
Oh yeah, Bollywood women, hot.
Is that Rahim Jaffer?
Syncro
"What's Better Than a Flying Tata", why a pair of tatas, eh. /rimshot
Check out the hairstyle,Trailerpark wallahs?
Check out the hairstyle,Trailerpark wallahs?
It was better than Avatar and the Matrix Reloaded.
syncro - no; but that's the way Rahim Jaffer feels, when he's on coke! (which he doesn't do anymore, or ever, never mind).
Oh my goodness gracious!
But tell me, with all the Indian Police resources thrown at this guy, why didn't they just use one well-placed sniper to end the destruction?
(Oh yeah, it's a movie.)
Avatar without the preaching or, any later John Wayne movie with its easily exploded dynamite.
DYNAMITE movie!
A set of bodacious tatas now has a different meaning to me.
and I thought that the Blues Brothers had the best movie chase scene ever!?!
and I thought that the Blues Brothers had the best movie chase scene ever!?!
I don't want anyone complaining about Jerry Bruckheimer's movies ever again. Ever.