Ram Leela a weird movie - Page 9

Originally posted by: MocoCoco

<font color="#660099">Well, Romeo and Juliet were young kids high on hormones that saw each other and acted on their impulses aka "lust". It was never a love story and Shakespeare never intended them to be these GREAT lovers. It's a tragedy and it points out the obstalces when you act without thinking about the consequences.</font>

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<font color="#660099">Ranveer and Deepika nailed it. This was a modern day re-telling and that's how it's suppose to be. I mean the "love" part has basically been done before with QSQT--that was a more flowery verison. But this was a more accurate representation of RJ the way Shakespeare would have done.</font>

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<font color="#660099">PS: Watch the 1968 verison. It's considered ahead of its time but people were pretty outraged at the amount of nudity and "sexual" content in the movie. Not saying Ram Leela will go down as cinematic magnus opus, but sometimes one person's trash is another's art.</font>

Originally posted by: JumpingJack

I do not comment much on reviews, but the crappiness of the movie has me out of my wits that I am going around everywhere and telling people to avoid this movie like a plague! My god! Only bhansali has the gall to make such senseless drag. He is so involved in the pallette that he has not realized the movie has gone to dogs! It felt like one of the medieval age punishments where ( apparently) they put you in a giant dhol/drum and beat it to the point you wet mad. I could literally see people clutching their heads while coming out of the theaters! Lets all find some alternate work for Bhansali bhai that we are spared!

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Originally posted by: harshu.sundas

Yes the film ws very wiered indeed..

problem was i never could connect with the lead pair and thus i coudln't feel sad at the end ..

Firstly, when does actually Ramleela fall crazily in love wid each other ?..

How come he gets a kiss and then lands up at her bed so easily ?.. esp when he is from the dushman clan.. there should have been some development atleast..

secondly, they kept doing garba for the sake of it.. the killing of both the brothers were out of the blue, like why and suddenly it happened.. again no connection..

The kissing scenes were forced enuff to be passionate, first half was filled wid so much intimacy and vulgar dialogues and scenes that it seemed grossly cheap..

at one point it seemed like both Ram and leela got extra doses of hormones, and thus they behave so horny..

overall, if u would be a fan of tragic love stories, then u will be disappointed wid this film, watch Raanjhana or Ashiqui2 atleast u do connect to the lead pair and feel for them unlike here..

and lastly ppl who r saying that the film resembles shakespear's RomeoJuliet, then it does, but then there is a difference between reading a novel and watching a film, a film has to be modified, u have to convince the audience that why the sequences r happening, ofcourse every1 dint read the novel like we did..

and plss stop comparing it with the dicaprio starrer romeojuliet.. that film made sense, atleast the lusty attitude made sense in ever aspect, and the leads carrie dit out convincingly unlike here where the male lead looked extra gross, ewww...