SRK's new movie RA.One another hollywood inspired movie??/
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Initial 5 minute sequence was what I liked the most... mostly inspired from "reset generation" I felt...Also the train sequence was very nicely done.
After that It went downhill. The most irritating aspect was SRK showing how not to be a Tamilian/South Indian. He made a complete fool of himself.
Telling viewers smoking kills/stunts are dangerous is all fine,But really does not gel with his role as that of a virtual character. Al so through out the movie SRK was confused if he is a robot or a Game hero.
Also I wonder what made Rajni saar to consent to act in this movie.
p.s BTW anyone Knows which track is playing in the background in the initial sequence involving Priyanka and sanjay dutt?
Regards,
aka.
Endhiran was much better movie overall.
After that It went downhill. The most irritating aspect was SRK showing how not to be a Tamilian/South Indian. He made a complete fool of himself.
Telling viewers smoking kills/stunts are dangerous is all fine,But really does not gel with his role as that of a virtual character. Al so through out the movie SRK was confused if he is a robot or a Game hero.
Also I wonder what made Rajni saar to consent to act in this movie.
p.s BTW anyone Knows which track is playing in the background in the initial sequence involving Priyanka and sanjay dutt?
Regards,
aka.
Endhiran was much better movie overall.
Spacescreamer
ex-Mod
What do u mean He MADE a complete fool of himself ?aka911 said:
debabratad
Disciple
Ra: One reviewed in wired.com
Maybe its a first for wired.com, but it seems it has done a review of Ra: One.
Ra.One Is Like Tron With Dance Numbers and Crotch Punches
Quite Cool I must say!
Maybe its a first for wired.com, but it seems it has done a review of Ra: One.
Ra.One Is Like Tron With Dance Numbers and Crotch Punches
Quite Cool I must say!
Metalspree
Skilled
Re: Ra: One reviewed in wired.com
Why are wasting server space of TE by creating a thread for that $h!!ty movie :|.
Why are wasting server space of TE by creating a thread for that $h!!ty movie :|.
CA50
Skilled
Re: Ra: One reviewed in wired.com
@mods,thread reported, merge this thread with the one given below
there is another thread for discussion on ra.one movie, better stick to that
http://www.techenclave.com/general-talk/srks-new-movie-ra-one-another-186917.html
@mods,thread reported, merge this thread with the one given below
there is another thread for discussion on ra.one movie, better stick to that
http://www.techenclave.com/general-talk/srks-new-movie-ra-one-another-186917.html
Re: Ra: One reviewed in wired.com
Ra.Two on the cards?
Ra.Two on the cards?
honest1
Adept
Into 2nd week, Ra.One faces near-empty halls
Theatre occupancy for Ra.One dipped to 15 to 20 per cent in weekdays after 90 to 100 per cent occupancy over its release weekend. The superhero science fiction movie had attracted considerable pre-release publicity with mega star Shah Rukh Khan going on a marketing overdrive with a ten-month 360-degree campaign  the first of its kind for a Bollywood film.
That tempo, though, seems to be now losing steam. “The film started off very well due to the curiosity factor, with virtually packed houses, but couldn’t even sustain over the weekend,†says a senior executive of a leading multiplex chain that has exhibition halls across the country. “The occupancy started dropping since Sunday.†The weekday occupancies for Ra.One are much lower than it was for Bodyguard, a Salman Khan-starrer released two months ago, he added.
Another official and independent distributor confirmed that there was a huge drop. “The occupancy on Sunday was about 40 per cent, and Monday was about 20 per cent,†he said.
Eros International, which holds the worldwide distribution rights, said the 160-minute movie has grossed Rs 170 crore (net collections Rs 87 crore at domestic box-office) globally in the first five days in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. The overseas collection stood at Rs 33 crore.
The movie, produced by SRK’s wife Gauri Khan, was released on 4,600 screens worldwide in both 2D and 3D format. Bodyguard, which was released in 2700 screens on August 31, has grossed Rs 88 crore.
According to Boxofficeindia.com, Ra.One’s Hindi version netted Rs 80.9 crore from Indian box-office in its opening weekend. It is a little less than Bodygaurd, which collected Rs 86 crore. The dubbed versions collected around Rs 7 crore, which make it a total of Rs 87.9 crore.
A closer look at the earnings break-up ever since its opening day shows that Hindi version Ra.One earned Rs 14.85 crore on day one, while Bodyguard collected around Rs 21 crore (Wednesday). The collections that followed stood like this: Rs 22.90 crore vs Rs 17.5 crore (Thursday), Rs 15.30 crore vs Rs 13.25 crore (Friday) Rs 14.55 crore vs Rs 14.85 crore (Saturday), Rs 13.30 crore vs 19.5 crore (Sunday) and Rs 5 crore vs Rs 7 crore (Monday).
The content of the film, directed by Anubhav Sinha and starring Kareena Kapoor opposite SRK, has met with diverse response. Some did love the world-class special effects, while others simply disregarded it as a Hollywood imitation.
The marketing hype, though, paid off well. The producers, after all, recovered a little over Rs 100 crore even before the film released  by selling all the necessary rights such as cable and satellite rights (Rs 5 crore to Star India), music rights (Rs 15 crore to Tseries) and the marketing rights (Rs 52 crore).
Eros, on its part, expects that the international exposure of Ra.One will continue to grow in the coming months as it continues to take the film to many more countries. The film is scheduled for theatrical release in the first quarter of 2012 across several territories. They include South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Russia, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and Palestine, Brazil, Spain, Italy and Greece.
Source
Theatre occupancy for Ra.One dipped to 15 to 20 per cent in weekdays after 90 to 100 per cent occupancy over its release weekend. The superhero science fiction movie had attracted considerable pre-release publicity with mega star Shah Rukh Khan going on a marketing overdrive with a ten-month 360-degree campaign  the first of its kind for a Bollywood film.
That tempo, though, seems to be now losing steam. “The film started off very well due to the curiosity factor, with virtually packed houses, but couldn’t even sustain over the weekend,†says a senior executive of a leading multiplex chain that has exhibition halls across the country. “The occupancy started dropping since Sunday.†The weekday occupancies for Ra.One are much lower than it was for Bodyguard, a Salman Khan-starrer released two months ago, he added.
Another official and independent distributor confirmed that there was a huge drop. “The occupancy on Sunday was about 40 per cent, and Monday was about 20 per cent,†he said.
Eros International, which holds the worldwide distribution rights, said the 160-minute movie has grossed Rs 170 crore (net collections Rs 87 crore at domestic box-office) globally in the first five days in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. The overseas collection stood at Rs 33 crore.
The movie, produced by SRK’s wife Gauri Khan, was released on 4,600 screens worldwide in both 2D and 3D format. Bodyguard, which was released in 2700 screens on August 31, has grossed Rs 88 crore.
According to Boxofficeindia.com, Ra.One’s Hindi version netted Rs 80.9 crore from Indian box-office in its opening weekend. It is a little less than Bodygaurd, which collected Rs 86 crore. The dubbed versions collected around Rs 7 crore, which make it a total of Rs 87.9 crore.
A closer look at the earnings break-up ever since its opening day shows that Hindi version Ra.One earned Rs 14.85 crore on day one, while Bodyguard collected around Rs 21 crore (Wednesday). The collections that followed stood like this: Rs 22.90 crore vs Rs 17.5 crore (Thursday), Rs 15.30 crore vs Rs 13.25 crore (Friday) Rs 14.55 crore vs Rs 14.85 crore (Saturday), Rs 13.30 crore vs 19.5 crore (Sunday) and Rs 5 crore vs Rs 7 crore (Monday).
The content of the film, directed by Anubhav Sinha and starring Kareena Kapoor opposite SRK, has met with diverse response. Some did love the world-class special effects, while others simply disregarded it as a Hollywood imitation.
The marketing hype, though, paid off well. The producers, after all, recovered a little over Rs 100 crore even before the film released  by selling all the necessary rights such as cable and satellite rights (Rs 5 crore to Star India), music rights (Rs 15 crore to Tseries) and the marketing rights (Rs 52 crore).
Eros, on its part, expects that the international exposure of Ra.One will continue to grow in the coming months as it continues to take the film to many more countries. The film is scheduled for theatrical release in the first quarter of 2012 across several territories. They include South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Russia, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and Palestine, Brazil, Spain, Italy and Greece.
Source
Spacescreamer
ex-Mod
Re: Ra: One reviewed in wired.com
This is not a thread buddy.. its a movement against the sequel.
Anna wont fast for this cause.. so avi has taken upon himself to be the flag/torch/fang bearer.
Metalspree said:
This is not a thread buddy.. its a movement against the sequel.
Anna wont fast for this cause.. so avi has taken upon himself to be the flag/torch/fang bearer.
My friends sister is the only person who actually enjoyed the movie. All the rest (incl those on TE) were like :no: 
:cursing: 
:rofl:
Lets hope there is a sequel as we can find more stuff to chuck at it
:cursing: :rofl:Lets hope there is a sequel as we can find more stuff to chuck at it
