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Enthiran
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On iTunes for only $1.99. So worth it.
Those clips are a fair sampling of what this film is - Tollywood + Terminator + Frankenstein + Demon Seed + Daft Punk. Ash raps and twerks. She moves in seductive slo-mo a lot, and bats those gorgeous eyes of hers, which is all she really needs to do. And she's still got the dance moves and that crazy high-pitched traditional Indian singing voice. Rajnikanth is like Elvis + Ed Parker with a unique style of humor that can switch from macho to self-deprecating in a dance beat. He plays a duel role - mad scientist & villain robot, and he muhahahahas very well. Chitti is the robot and first learns dancing then martial arts immediately after, but has his feelings awakened by Ash when she gives him a light peck on the cheek (who wouldn't?). The second peck, which he ransoms for catching a mosquito (which he talks into submitting) induces loti and butterflies to blossom from his circuit boards (we get a CGI roboto-scope view) and an amazing dance number ensues. Wait, you can just watch this part for yourself:
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Swords! Light sabers even! Lion bots! Huge sets! Robot hallucinations! Random dance numbers (Macchu Pichu? Wth?) Finger guns & roller skate feet! Robosnake, robot walls & robot ball of death! Head spinning! Major explosions! Spectacular panoramas! Hilarious fight scenes!

I can hardly describe the awesomeness.
Shadow boxing the apocalypse
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