This is a classic case of "Well begun is not half done". The film, though starts well, loses steam after first 30 minutes. It does a considerable effort to introduce half a dozen side characters but then forgets them, neither working on building their characters nor their presence in the story. Brad Pitt is awesome, and that's it. We have seen better films on War, better characters and better stories with depth which really strum the right chords when it comes to politics and the business of war.

The man, the myth, the legend returns only this time merciless, blood-lust, hungrier though still calm and stylish. A cliffhanger ending give way to a highly inevitable sequel, and we are more than just excited for it.

2014 and out of blue GOG rescued the superhero genre from its deathbed of monotony. GOGV2 is suffering from the same disease: a typical villain who wants to destroy the world for no reason, redoing 110% what worked in the first part, justifying presence of every character, putting new needless ones, merely existing just to complete a trilogy... all you have seen before. duh!!!

Apparently this movie is the highest earning Chinese film ever till date and I thought to give it a shot [ I don't speak Chinese).
I was expecting huge set pieces with high octane Kung fu fight sequences but this had none of it. It was a pretty simple love story and except for the climax, their was nothing to be in awe with. I still wonder how it made so much money!!! However it carries a nice message and has a #FeelGood ending. The salty film leaves a sweet taste in your mouth.

Its Big. It has iconic screen-grabs which can be printed into mile long posters and put up as emblem of triumph of Indian cinema(not just Telugu). The film puts a valiant effort to live up to the reputation and hype and it does a fine job without falling into the cliche`d sequel traps ; most importantly 'arrogance' and 'narcissism.'
It is definitely #mustWatch in theatres to just seep in the awesomeness and #extravagance of the film, especially Baahubali(not his son though, he seems a mere shadow). It is bit on a lengthy side and the second act could have been trimmed and a very important plot point could have been tightened as it suffered from incongruent assumptions. But the third act makes up for the lost cause. Not as good as the first one, but still an achievement in its own.