I don't know what kind of mental conditions these people are suffering from, who are rating this movie 10/10. Why couldn't they just make it simple why this whole addition of crap. Just another crappy amalgamation of the movies which had a better script. I just don't think Salman will make any sensible movies in which he just acts good and doesn't just say mindless dialogues.

To be honest, RACE 3 is a festive commercial entertainer mainly aimed at Salman Khan fans. To expect anything of a masterpiece level won't really be a fault since he has been delivering some greatly written action films too (TIGER ZINDA HAI, BAJRANGI BHAIJAAN etc),but this film is without a second thought, merely an entertainer. And entertainment, is a basic thing a film should provide to its audiences.

The first half of RACE 3 goes downhill after an explosive action sequence. The infusion of unwanted romantic subplots and songs simply hinders. This thing is clearly a commercial compromise. Several backstories not needed are present. This was witnessed even in this year's much hyped, thinking man's action thriller, AIYAARY. RACE 3 suffers from the same issues: poor editing and pacing. The entire episode involving Salman and Jacqueline seems forced and even cringeworthy. As characters keep breaking into songs throughout the film, the viewers are reminded that this film's directed by Remo D'Souza. This is an action movie and wasn't meant to be a dance show at the same time!

Salman Khan is impressive but it's hard to say that he carries the film on his shoulders, entirely. Other characters too get to breathe, and that was a bit different for a Salman Khan movie. His entry was received with claps and whistles, and he once again impressed big time with his action and dance moves. Jacqueline too did her part well, but only in the second half. Same for Daisy Shah. Saqib Saleem played his part well. Anil Kapoor too did a fair job, but seemed to overact after a point of time; his Bhojpuri dialogues felt overdone. Bobby Deol played his part coldly, but luckily that's how his character was always meant to be. Sharat Saxena too is impressive in an underutilized yet interesting role.

The music is a letdown. Except for Heeriye, all the other songs are not just unimpressive but also added randomly. The film picked up well around the interval with a good twist but as it was going further well in the second half, one song: randomly thrown in, hindered the flow.

But the film has plus points. It has plenty of action to impress any action fan. The second half showcases some of the best action sequences ever, especially the flying sequences (in both the halves) and the explosive climax action block. Watching it in 3D was a pure pleasure. All action scenes looked brilliant in 3D, and I could see viewers going excited with smallest particles of glass and dust coming on screen. I liked that too. Seriously, how often do you get to see Indian action films in 3D? (except for some superhero movies)

RACE 3, without a second thought, is a good action entertainer which in a way tests its viewers' loyalty, by letting them down in the mid of the first half and then surprising them with nonstop action and twists in the second half. Just go for it if you too are an action lover. By the time it will end, the action will leave you both satisfied and entertained.

I usually really enjoy Bollywood films and unlike most Americans, I've seen hundreds of the films. Sure, there have been a few stinkers here and there but nothing like "Race 3" because this film has the distinction of being the only Indian film now on the infamous Bottom 100 list on IMDB. With a pathetically low score of only 2.1, it really is a film that few people have loved! Will I be yet another person who thinks this is an absolutely terrible film??

Yes. I thought the film was terrible as well and for two big reasons. First, the entire story is about a family of monsters. Don't get the wrong idea, they aren't literally monsters but rich folks who are arms merchants who will sell to ANYONE and who are all lethal killing machines. The father built up the company and apparently trained his twin son and daughter to be self-absorbed murder machines as well as his adopted son. During the course of the movie, they murder dozens and dozens--with an ease that would scare away the Terminator and they look as if they just walked off the cover of 'Vogue" or "GQ"!! They are simply evil scum...and the movie seems to romanticize them and it's also really hard to care about anyone in the film. Second, the film is over-stylized to the point that it was ridiculous. The fights were downright silly--with too much slo-mo, mid-air spins, bullets having no effect on any of them and all while wearing the most stylish fashions. It seemed silly...really silly...especially when one of them literally jumped from thousands of feet to join in the fight while wearing a bat-like suit and then crashing into the warehouse. He and his sibs then wiped out a veritable army of well armed soldiers...and none of them broke a sweat nor got injured!! I really wish instead they had spent less time and money in making these ridiculous fight scenes and simply filmed them as if the leads were humans and not gods!! It was simply ludicrous...and seemed almost like watching the Kardashians starring in a super-over stylized Bond film!! Laughable to say the least.

I lay all the blame for me hating this movie on the director and producers. They never showed ANY restraint and should have dialed back on the crazy super-human aspects of the movie as well as the constant blaring music and super-wealthy locations and costumes. None of them seemed to wonder if they were creating a film that was less an entertaining drama and more an unintentional but unlikable comedy. Oh, and I didn't even mention the song and dance numbers. They ARE common in Indian pictures...but the amount of auto-tuning they did make for some weird techno-sounding singing....though the dancing itself was pretty typical for Bollywood.

Rarely have I seen this much money spent to create a film this dumb.