For movie fans in the know, there is life before "RRR," and there's life after "RRR."
The three-hour-plus, Indian historical action blockbuster set in the 1920s is bursting with flying motorcycles, flaming arrows, brooding bromance and physics-defying heroics. It opened in March to huge anticipation from South Asian U.S. audiences, who made the Telugu-language film the second-highest grossing Indian film of all time in America.
If you missed "RRR" in its initial run, you're in luck: this summer, after collecting a $140 million worldwide box office, the breakout hit from celebrated filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli ("Eega," "Baahubali Pt. 1 & 2") will roar again for one night on June 1 in 100+ U.S. theaters, including Alamo Drafthouse locations and NYC's IFC Center.
