Dhoom 3

I have been a fan of the Dhoom movies from the first time I passingly heard the main theme. Out of the three I have seen, Dhoom 3 has to be my favorite for several reasons. Firstly, I thought it was better thought out than the previous (even if I love them so much). It was refreshing to see the "villain" of the movie having a reason to perform these grand heists. The storyline was superb and had me hooked within minutes. The English subtitles were much improved. It was much easier to understand the translation, and much is mostly due to it's success.Growing up outside of Chicago, I was thrilled that the movie mainly took place "in my home town." It was extremely fun to pick out familiar landmarks and see them in full glory in a foreign film. I thought they did a brilliant job at highlighting some of Chicago's most beautiful features, as well as Chicago's early roots as an industrial hub (with the industrial tap sequence). It was also nice to see, what I perceived as, a few nods towards some of the great cop chases from The Blues Brothers movies. --It had me giggling like a small child. These factors even got my parents, who are not fans of Bollywood at all, to watch the movie. They thoroughly enjoyed it as well as I, even if upon first seeing Aamir Khan and our immediate thoughts were, "When did Mr. Bean turn into such badass?!" --Mind you, a very handsome and young Rowan Atkins.The music is fantastic as always. There is not a single song that is not catchy. Every piece makes me want to get up and dance. The score is energizing and breathtaking. It leaves you in awe. The choreography? Absolutely stunning.The only issues I had with the film, which are extremely minor, were a few things. One, being the $20 bill used. Those bills didn't come out until well after 1998. It's understandable though, considering it's extremely rare to come across an old $20. The other, was the dam. To my knowledge, we do not have dams like that in Illinois. We have locks, but those could never be confused with a damn. It's no biggie either, considering the ending is so heart wrenchingly beautiful. Lastly, and it wasn't that noticeable, was the apartment Jai, Ali and Victoria are in after Jai and Ali refuse to return to India. We don't have mountains in Illinois. Illinois is pretty much flat with the exception of some particularly large hills. There were a few other little discrepancies, but none of them are big enough plot holes to merit a lower rating.Truthfully speaking, Dhoom 3 has easily become one of my favorite movies. It is never not a good day to watch Dhoom 3. The endearing nature of the film (no spoilers here, folks, sorry) leaves me feeling warm and fuzzy, while the total badassitude of the characters and plot has my full focus.Plain and simple, this movie is frickin' awesome!~Blessed be and merry meet

I just watched all three Dhoom movies for the first time. I have never seen a Bollywood film before the Dhoom series but I really enjoyed them. Dhoom 1 and 2 were definitely more Bollywood than Hollywood (which is great and defines what I love about the movies). But Dhoom 3 had a bit more Hollywood than the previous films.I liked Dhoom 3 the best. It still felt true to the previous films but took the story in a slightly new direction whi h felt new and refreshing. I couldn't believe how emotionally invested I was by the end scene of the film. Definitely the deepest and least superficial of the Dhoom series.I honestly don't understand why it has the lowest rating of the three films. It is on a whole different level than the previous two.This was my first introduction to the Bollywood film world but it won't be my last!

The Dhoom series is truly engrossing, engaging. and enjoyable. Well worth the money (except the later versions, which are a bit beyond expensive).I think the first two were more well-rounded, and the females definitely more watchable/likable in them.But the men are ever great in acting, agility/abilities, and fine eye candy.In this one, the lead Amir, not "handsome," is completely gorgeous, and a fine, fine actor, no less.The female interests in this film were, to me, Blah, and more or less added because they "had" to be.While a truly engrossing film, it did run too long, and should have been shortened, better edited.But it is emotionally quite tugging, and well-done; especially for the one guy playing two parts.(The young boy in it is also a true charmer. As well as the two opposite-natured detectives: great guys.)And since Bollywood is known for music and dancing -- these aspects were outstanding, the dance numbers much like Cirque du Soleil on steroids: amazing to watch, and Amir is totally mesmerizing as a male dancer.Overall, a great trio of films... which were sadly ignored in the U.S. Strange, Bollywood actors are known world-wide and have a huge following; but in the U.S., it's as if they never existed. Not fair....

Do watch the other two Dhoom movies. I love them all and each one gets better. The first is a lot like the Fast and Furious movies. You will get the background on the relationship between the Sheriff and the Deputy. The second is better quality than the first. It includes fabulous music that will have you dancing or wanting to learn how to. It will make you laugh and is full of more excitement and romance than the first. The third...I have to take a deep breath on this one. Music is good and different than the others, but it's the story that will tug at your heart and never leave you. Aamir Khan is so magnificent that you will swear it is two people and not one. We had to double check to be sure. I never tire of watching the movies (specially 2 and 3).

I had never seen this particular Dhoom movie, but decided to take a chance and buy it. I wasn't sure after seeing this was nearly a 3 hour movie. I thought the first half of the film wasn't as focused as the second half. But, I was really invested shortly after the second half started. The main movie is on the bluray disc, and the special features are on a DVD. The bluray case is a nice heavy duty one, that should hold up well for anyone getting it shipped.I have just ordered the Dhoom 2 bluray. I haven't seen that one since it came out in 2006. I'm looking forward to it!

I have watched at least a thousand movies in my 55+ years on this rock and I can say with absolute conviction that this is one of the 5 WORST films I've ever seen. The only reason I gave it one star was that Katrina Kaif is absolutely stunning in the music videos. Other than that, I'll use the DVDs for TARGET PRACTICE, it stinks that much!