Thehibikiew Not even bad in a good way

Manthast Absolutely amazing

Stoutor It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Bollywood Lover You don't like Ra.One. Big deal. I love it. It is one of the few movies including Darr, Baazigar, Don, MNIK, Asoka where you will see an amalgamation of two cultures of film making -the east and the west. If Spy kids and Tron are ignored, Virtuosity is the only movie which has a virtual character played by Russell Crowe. And since the characters in the game in Ra.One were self-aware and adaptive owing to the artificial intelligence, the robot plus humanoid acting was to the point. Thesis on cuss words which are actually based on women and their body parts is actually progressive. The sense of humour like crotch jokes is similar to Deadpool. Also a video game character being a superhero is an original origin story which none of DC and Marvel has. The fight scenes are also quite original, and uses mutliple bullet time shots as in Matrix which is justified here and also the end with ten RaOne's is a nod to the mythology where the demon Raavan had 10 heads. The technology is actually possible because of research in Internet of things, Artificial Intelligence and Virtual and Augmented Reality concepts. For example Google VR and Pokémon Go respectively. Also it has original special effects of cube formation and blasts which are different from IronMan but closer to Dragon Ball. In fact similar special effects are used in The Amazing Spiderman 2 where the character Electro is nothing like in the comics. Adam Sandler's Pixels basically ripped off the concept of Ra.One although it may have been an idea formed out of Wreck it Ralph. The message is quite wonderful because considering the attraction and indifference of kids towards violence in games, movies, TV shows and bad-ass characters is alarming. What exactly will you accomplish from all the technical jargon, anyway? For example, Matrix Trilogy. Did you even understand what was actually going on? Did you understand a word of the great speech by the Architect in the third installment? Have you done a course on Artificial intelligence and Virtual Reality? How come the AI in Ex Machina starts thinking for herself? How did the robot and the AI in I,Robot acquire intelligence of their own? What is the concept of Skynet from Terminator series? Did you actually believe a radioactive spider can change your DNA and give you superpowers? Do you actually believe a more eligible human like Batman can battle demi gods like Darkseid, Superman, Doomsday? What the hell is wrong with people? Have you watched any episode of the anthology series Black Mirror? Each episode has a futuristic technology that impacts people's lives. That's the sort of futuristic advanced virtual reality and artificial intelligence system of Ra.One the game and it is set in the universe in which people can handle such physically demanding games. Barron Industries isn't even real. It may soon become a reality. The concept of virtual reality is not preposterous. It exists. With recent games like Pokemon. But Ra.One takes virtual reality to another level. There was no explanation needed. Anyway any scope for explanation vanishes with the death of Shekkhar. But the movie is open-ended so they might say something in the sequel whenever it is made. Ra.One is much smarter than its Krrish 3, Enthiraan, Shiva ka Insaaf, Drona, Toofan, Flying jatt, Super singh, Zokomon Mr. X counterparts. Only Shehenshah, Krrish, and Mr.India are good. The mythology poem thing is very apt since it connects the modern technology to our roots. It also manages to give a new look to Raavana and his ten-headed persona whose weakness was his navel. That's what Lord Ram does. One arrow to the navel and bam. It's over. If you were expecting cartoony destruction like in Enthiraan's climax or mindless detruction like in Avengers, then it is only your fault. The CST destruction scene is more realistic than entire Enthiraan movie lol. And remember, once you sell your soul to the devil, his shadow will forever linger on you. Much better message than most mindless Marvel movies except the lovely Spiderman trilogy. :)Powers of G.One: 1) Invulnerability and invincibility to any real- world physical object/person owing to the not-here-not-there existence of G.One in the real world.2)Regeneration abilities(like Piccolo from Dragon Ball) because G.One is made up of digital cubes/pixels that appear as physical objects in the real world. This is possible due to the concentration of rays containing data of G.One3)Levitation(Hancock)4)High jumps(Hulk)5)Martial arts(Programmed)6)Shoot energy balls(dynamic data generated by static data which is G.one) like in Dragon Ball7)Mind-control8)Super-strength9)Advanced AI that adapts itself with human behavior.10)H.A.R.T11) Neglection of real-world physics.Weaknesses: 1)Needs to be charged with electricity(Called lifelines in video games, if you have played one)2)Only vulnerable to a single bullet that only Ra.One can shoot in the third level. Else G.One can get defeated in earlier levels if his energy level(lifelines) is depleted.3)H.A.R.T

rambhaks I left the theatre being really really disappointed with the film. First of all let me tell you that the story itself is horrible. It's so bad that not even one superhero fan boy, leave alone teenagers, would like it. A terrible plot, so many loopholes, loose ends, illogical sequences, which will take you to a whole new level of boredom and finally a whole new level of disappointment. And I was awestruck by the amount of money spent by the Producers to make this movie! Such huge wastage of funds. You will be more disappointed if you are an SRK fan. Off late he has been giving really sub-standard movies and I really don't understand how he opted for this story. I seriously don't recommend this to anyone.

mathew james the movie is mixed to reaction.if you are looking for some old king khan film, with good story's do not go for Ra one . it lacks story the graphics and effects are outstanding and amazing,it takes us to Hollywood atmosphere.the train seen in this movie is outstanding as compared to robot.the acting of sharukh as the g.one is nice but other disappoints.the villain Arjuna ram pal is outstanding the direction is not bad also/the problem is that of its story line and copying of scenes from Hollywood movies.totally i can say that it is a good movie to watch especially for children.as compared to other Indian super hero movies like krrish,robot ,Ra-one is good.

Ayush Rajput you have to see this it s a very very great movie.I don,t have words. The film follows Shekhar Subramanium (Khan), a game designer in London living with his wife (Kapoor) and son (Verma). He designs a motion sensor-based game in which the villain is more powerful than the hero. The villain escapes from the game and begins to track down Lucifer (Verma), the only player to have defeated him. Ra.One was co-produced by Eros International and Red Chillies Entertainment, and was expected to release on June 3, 2011. However, the release was delayed to the Diwali weekend of October 26, 2011 due to extensive post-production work. it was announced that the film would be converted to 3D. Red Chillies VFX incorporated the visual effects under the supervision of Hollywood effects technician Jeffrey Kleiser. Ra.One cost an estimated 125 crore (US$24.94 million), making it Bollywood's most expensive film at that time, and India's second-most expensive film after Enthiran. A record amount of 52 crore (US$10.37 million) was spent on marketing. The marketing included a nine-month publicity campaign, brand tie-ups, merchandise, theme-based video games and extensive viral marketing. However, several problems including censorship, soundtrack leaks and copyright issues caused concerns that the film would not be ready for release.