Rama Defeats The Machete Gang | The Raid: Redemption
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- Rama searches for Jake's group, but runs into the machete gang.
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Deep in the heart of Jakarta's slums lies an impenetrable safe house for the world's most dangerous killers and gangsters. Until now, the rundown apartment block has been considered untouchable. Cloaked under the cover of pre-dawn darkness and silence, an elite swat team is tasked with raiding the safe house in order to take down the notorious drug lord that runs it. But when a chance encounter with a spotter blows their cover and news of their assault reaches the drug lord, they find themselves stranded on the 6th floor with no way out. The unit must fight their way through the city's worst to survive their mission.
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Rama Defeats The Machete Gang | The Raid: Redemption
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Can you imagine having to plan this whole thing out, choreograph it, practice the moves, then film this over and over again just to get those perfect takes? The people who made this are incredible artists
All the punches and kicks to the body of the actors were real. Iko Uwais and the other fighters had to learn how to control their speed and strength so that it would look real on the camera. "from raid 2 trivia
5:09 5:09 5:09 5:09
You can see they put their heart into it. Awesome.
My friend be fighter in the raid 2, and his head receive damage till skin head injury and bleeding..
Iko (the guy who plays Rama) choreographed the fighting scene.
The choreography, the camera work, the sound design, the lighting the editing I mean this movie does it all so well, absolute MASTERPIECE!!!!....
Yea i know it's a movie
True, really is a masterpiece. Best fight movie ever
And MK 2021 director really had the AUDACITY to say "We have the best fight scenes EVER!"
The Raid: "Am I a Joke to you?"
Me: Yeah you are Raid. You and many other movies 😆
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Now this is how you make a real fight scene. No over the top moves, no slow motion, just brutal, savage and trying to stay alive struggle. Rama using his training skills to save his life, not being a hero, just a guy doing his job. Amazing movie. The second part was incredible also.
Not over the top? He hit these guys around a hundred times with no real damage till the end. Still screaming waving the machetes
@@eisscrat5667 these are mini boses, pretty strong and entertaining👍
Damn right
@@eisscrat5667 At least the choreography is not slow and predictable like john wick hand to hand combat scene lol
@@eisscrat5667lol dude was probably at 50 percent power from fighting like 3 floors of people before this 😂😂😂😂 lol you can't put people down in one hit let alone a punch if those people aren't tired or used any energy charging 😂😂😂😂 I'd be doing the same thing if I was criminal chasing a cop literally take hits to damage this guy
The best part of this scene is Rama absolutely NOT wanting to fight a bunch of guys with machetes while unarmed and trying to run away first, it really humanizes him. He's a guy doing action hero stuff, not an action hero.
The ending of the second Raid emphasizes that a lot, when he hugged Uco
Yeah if that door was not locked, he couldve kept running and this scene won't exist
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The protagonist is not just doing "i'm the main character here" thing,who can just easily wipe them out for the plot, instead he brought the state of vulnerability and fear to build the intensity of thrill and fighting tense. Iko Uwais just the best actor for this movie. Well done.
absolutely, it's what makes the movie popular everywhere. they got the tension right.
Unlike many action movie, every hit looks painful. The finishes are very brutal but not over the top. The door one is probably among the top in all cinema
Can no one just go into a movie and just enjoy it without becoming armchair iNteLEcTuaLls
Plus he still wins, when in reality against that many people he would have gotten mamed.
None of what u said made any sense
@@adamwalt3607 he did, and thousands of people agree as well..
I am convinced that this movie has the greatest fight scenes ever put to film. The choreography, cinematography, and brutal performances from the actors are just unmatched by any film I know of.
If you haven't, you should check out the series "Gangs of London". Gareth Evans (the director of The Raid movies) is one of the creators and directs a lot of the episodes and it REALLY shows. Best action show to date, I think.
@@lottonthewizard4352 Gangs of London Season 1 & 2 are amazing. Can't wait for season 3
@@lottonthewizard4352he also made a pretty good horror movie called Apostle
Underrated director who only made masterpieces so far. Even the first movie he made with Iko Uwais before that one had good fights itself but ofc Raid s the best
@@FYPNLPI didn't knew that "Gangs of London" has a season 02
@@lottonthewizard4352I really want to watch that but its not available in asia sad
I love how you can see the realization come into Rama's face when he knows the only way to continue living beyond this moment is to fight his way through a group of raving madmen with machetes. Uwais is so _good_ at humanizing his characters, he is not an unstoppable god or at least he _is_ but he doesn't _want_ to be!
It's still so badass though due to him not running bc he's afraid, but running bc he doesn't want to have to kill these guys even though he knows he easily could. Like he almost feels sorry for them for not knowing what they're getting themselves into.
Rama doesnt like to kill his enemy, his face say it all.
Nah fam even if I knew I had a chance against a gang of machete welding psychos I'd still kick rocks like Usain bolt. I'm not tryna find out I'm billy Badass unless I really need to find out
@@screenname6829 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 on point fam
What makes that even more poetic is Rama's literal namesake is that of a deified hero who is an avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
One thing that I always love about the raid movie is everybody fighting for their lifes. No easy fight for the good guy, no one talks during the fight, 100% focus in a fight, and no stupid jokes
Yeah, good point: no talking, no BS monologue. Anime could learn a bit from that. When you said "no stupid jokes" were you referencing Marvel movies?
@@absurdturk I mean what else?
@@absurdturki feel like the reason anime talk a lot in a fight is because the scene in the manga have them talking an essay for a single frame.
@@sholandosmiguelito6508 Well, in a lot of anime fights, the complex ones like in Jojo, they need to also explain what the heck is going on in terms of how one character do what they did. Especially Jojo where the fights are so complex like a puzzle.
@@absurdturk A lot of the time they're also adapted from manga which is still panels where talking is a free action
4:16 That was the cleanest combo I've ever seen in an action film. Bravo
The Raid is one of the best movies to introduce someone who's just getting into the martial arts movie sphere.
Finally I’m early to one of your comments
Are you the real one?
Heyo
You again
Hey, you again lol
11 years from now, and this is still one of the best martial arts film of all time!
True!!
It's the best. I can't think of any out there that is better to date
The Martial art called Pencak Silat from Indonesia
The sequel was just as good!
easily one of the best I've seen
4:17 is just pure poetry
I do like how hes actually scared shitless and only fights cause hes cornered
fearless badasses are cool and all but not as intense as someone whos terrified and fighting to stay alive
You can only be brave when you're scared. Rama has everything to lose. But what makes him scared also makes him almost unbeatable, that he has everything to fight for. God I love this film.
Exactly. When your forced to fight...you fight for your life!
This scene shows just how much light body armor and tactical clothing made a difference. Several goons hit Body shots on Rama and one was able to slash him In the back. If not for that armor, Rama wouldn’t be alive right now. Plus he is wearing knee pads and steel toe tactical boots, which probably saves his knees and feet with all that rolling around he is doing on that hard surface.
In the sequel he's even more badass, wearing no protection at all, just a jacket and jeans
Ikr? The Raid is very choreographed and realistic.
@@aaronx.uzcateguib.8130 he gets wounded visibly in the back in the sequel due to no armour. Not sure if it was a callback to this scene but it was nice seeing Rama still not being OP.
Slash to the back won’t kill but it’ll sure hurt
So sad this wasn't a trilogy.
This movie isn’t carried just by the choreography, the camera work that’s paired with it, only cutting to show the impact from a better perspective, the camera moving in sync with the characters, selling every movement, making everything truly feel erratic and chaotic, but not too shaky to see the absolutely beautifully applied movements and techniques, the fact that there is barely any dead time between movements, gareth evans you absolute directive beast, this is a masterpiece
1:09 even the main actor feel the fear.
This is why the raid is perfect. Period.
Yea that's what makes the main character so cool he comes across as some what vulnerable and not invincible.
No shit bro
He literally get chased by 5 mad man with rusty-long machete and have decent fighting skill too
I rather get out there really quick even if i can pull fighting skill as good Rama do
Probably director in this scene is like:
- Hey guys if you beat the shit out of him, I will double your payment.
Iko is like:
- Guys...
@@frdjulian4020 and if people still remembers, the guy with orange shirt looking at his friend being thrown by Rama before, which now want revenge
I like that before this fight starts, the main character doesn't feel badass or confident. You can see it in his eyes, the fear at what he's up against. He's got some ideas on how he can survive (love that move where he kicks the first guy's machete away after the disarm!) but there's a point in the fight where it becomes clear he's run out of ideas and now he's just trying to stay alive for the next half-second.
I also liked that he did end up taking a hit or two, and even one from the machete that would have ended him if he wasn't wearing a stab vest. You really get the feeling that he barely survived this fight.
2:43 How does a fighter even think to pull a move like that in battle. So many conditions had to be met for him to pull it off. Epic. Great writing/directing.
shows he is aware of his environment
Awareness of one's environment gives you a tactical advantage. I imagine with his profession that was probably something they trained him for.
It goes to show how insane this movie is haha
That is a composite shot, meaning that the guys where super imposed on the background. They very probably made the "fatality" an a well prepared stage, then they were copied out and pasted on the hallway background.
It was one of the most horrific fatalities I've seen in any movie.
"All right, recruits! *This* technique is called 'The Door-stopper'. It's pretty situational and I doubt you'll ever need to use it, but just in case..."
@@yuui9183 it's not a technique its just using the environment to gain advantage
I always love when armor and equipment factors into a fight. In a run of the mill action movie, Rama in body armor vs guys in hoodies would make no difference. But here, any fight this stacked means you’re going to take a hit or two, and armor helps add tension while making the scene more realistic.
armor helps. weapons too. its why we decided to make tanks during ww1
Iko Uwais is so underrated.... He deserves more attention just like Scott Adkins.
Scott Adkins himself is underrated in movies.
Bra,he Ain't underrated as a matter of fact,he's been getting gigs in high budgeted films unlike scott Adkins, and don't forget he had his on tv series wu Assassins,to me, thats not under ration, he has achieved much in a short while more than adkins and jay white could have done.
yea like angela white so underrated and codi vore
Come on send me you location and say this words on Scott’s face, I don’t understand why nobody kiss Scott Adkins
@@gamesinperfection Bruhhhhh
I remember seeing this movie in theatres. I went alone and ALMOST had the entire theatre to myself. This cute old couple comes in before the trailers start. We had the same reactions during each intense fight scene.
Yeah, half full small screening for me and it was such a rush. After every fight there seemed to be a collective sigh as everyone caught their breath again. One of the best cinema experiences.
Core memory
@@johntaylorson7769happens to you too??? I noticed the same thing when I went to movie theater when Raid comes out! I even notice someone says "oh, not again" when the next action scene comes up 😂
I was with my teenage little sister and she was scared shitless..the collective sigh and scream from everyone, the relief and applause from the whole cinema.. it was brutal and by far the best movie experience i ever had
😂
2:44 is by far the most nuts and unexpected move I've ever seen in any fight choreography. Nothing else has ever come close for me compared to when I saw this for the very first time.
4:16 best combo
Yeah I fuckin' lost it when I saw that
I replayed it so many times when I first saw it I was like OMG I GOTTA LEARN THAT!!
🤣🤣🤣 u r right
If this was a fighting game, that'd be his wake up panic attack lol. To bad Rama whiffed punished tf out of that
the whole time the gangster was saying "aaaaaaahhh!"
The level of hell everyone had to go through to achieve this masterpiece is staggering.
I award you ten points and may god accept you into Eden.
lol
The Raid 2 was excellent too just in a very different way.
2:44 loves that flying kill move
yeah, dang right. I remembered it in the cinema. So body weight and mechanics.
Another great thing is that each opponent on their own is putting up a fight, they're not just fodder. Makes it feel even more real.
They said in the behind the scenes that they dont want any opponent on pause while approaching the mc at the same time
It was real, these people really did die
They're the minibosses, not the fodders like who he fought before.
@@scummymummy2548 then the director would be on trial unless if the actor dies due to other factors and not because of acting there’s no way anyone died during the acting
@@floriangeyer8646 Im sure Mr Mummy is joking.
One thing I like about this scene is that, unless Rama kills or knocks them out, the guys keep coming.
One punch to the guy isn't going to keep someone high on adrenaline down.
yep ive somehow got a fight with someone on drugs , i know i can beat him because he is high as fuck but everytime i put him down he got up again and again so i started to run away . later on found out that the drugs he's using make his on adrenaline rush and practicaly numbing his sense of pain.
Rama killed about all of them except the guy with the dreds.
@@thepatriot1613he might've died it depends on how move force he use to hit the guy to the wall
@@Ugh-r8mhe's still moving after the blow
@@Ugh-r8m yeah i doubt he didnt have a fatal concussion with his head hitting the wall like that.
Machete's gang leader actually is good hand-to-hand combatant. The way he was fighting with Rama unarmed proves he can beat average man.
I like how he's fighting more like a cornered animal than a stoic untouchable martial artist badass. Even opting to run from a pack of rusty machete wielding wolves. As one with actual survival instincts tend to do and not just slowly walk into the room then throw hands cause he's just that cool.
When you choose VERY HARD difficulty
Yeah. No weapon, no map, and 1 life.
Can we respawn again ? Lol
But you ended up beat the Level anyway..
@@risraid9324 yeah, but after 100 times
More like Imposibble
This is gotta be one of the best modern action films right ? Like when i saw this when it came out i thought "this is better than 99% of any western action movie for a fraction of the budget"
2:22 After many years I just notice now that Rama cut the guy on the face at the same spot like the guy did to him earlier in hiding in wall scene.
Literally just noticed that as well, nice
Me too lol
Lahh iya jugak ya baru kepikiran
@@raflyasw_ apa dia bilang bro?
@@AdnanNur05 Rama ngasih luka di mukanya si penjahat, sama halnya yang dia lakuin ke rama di scene di balik tembok. Lukanya di pipi yang sama gituh. detail.
"I am not locked in here with you..you're locked in here with me"
Rosharch 😀
Bruce lee
Funny, I saw that scene just a couple of videos ago.
Spot on....good línea.*
2:10 I replayed this scene 1000000x
Bro kick his nuts?💀
The fact that the last dude is actually doing better without his machete. And suddenly lost the moment he take his weapon back.
Well yeah usually you got an upperhand in fight if you hold weapon maybe that what he thinking
Agree
He picked it up because he probably knew a prolonged hand to hand 1 on 1 isn't going to work in his favor lol
Guy just dropped a whole floor of cokeheads. You'd pick up ya weapon too lmao
@@fahrulbaidavi4025
In real life, it is expected that whoever wields a knife or any kind of weapon against a barehanded guy gains the upper hand, until that barehanded dodges and counters every single attack.
Rama tries to avoid the fight with armed guys first. When he gets cornered, he tries to disarm the opponents and hinder their movement. He resorts to killing them when it becomes certain that there's no other option, but still he regrets it (the guy who dies at the door).
Great observation.
I thought that it was a face of shock, not regret.
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 It's a mix of both, but mostly regret as he just had to kill him, it's either the guy or him
@@YTraveler a cop isn't supposed to deliver death to criminals.
@@klockenberg2299 that depends
1:23 A good moment to say "can't we just talk this over?"
I love how he didn't take the vest off, in some action movies, a lot of characters took their vest off because it's "too heavy" or just "I'm tough I don't need it".
Rama seems fresh with the vest
That saved him from machete back slash
And when he does take it off, it's purely instinctive and practical as he's completely winded and can't breathe.
Lol just after this fight he took it off
@@klockenberg2299 probably cause he was winded and couldn't breathe. You can see him physically struggling to breath as a vest weight on your chest is really uncomfortable. He literally fell from a couple stories, I'd feel pretty winded if I was also wearing the armor.
4:16 that finishing combo is just insanely smooth
Fun Fact: It takes 6 consecutive days, from 6 a.m. until 2 a.m. the following day, to film a 3-minute hallway scene
The last guy in this scene is awesome. He actually held his own against Rama pretty well. He seemed like a mini boss
He was also much more effective when unarmed!
They were all mini bosses and he was a boss
Bro this movie got like 4 mini bosses and a main boss. Lol
Funny thing is that picking up his machete again was his biggest mistake. He should have realized that he was struggling more with it.
@@pc_buildyb0i935Mad dog at the end of the movie is more than à boss when you know he was about to finish Rama if it wasnt for his bro behind with the save
The guy swinging the machete always cracks me up… he’s got some serious hand agility to be able to throw that many swings at a fast rate
Try search vids with certain words 'tawuran bacok'.
School kids fight ritual in Indonesia.
You may see many fast swings like that in real street fights.
No technique, just lust for a kill.
"You don't want to make me upset. If I get upset...I could lash out." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This whole movie feels like a video game and has a bunch of stuff happening in it that would work really well if it did get an adaption. Having to avoid the windows or be met with a rain of bullets, enemies spawning from all the rooms, characters like the Machete Men, and Maddog serving as bosses. The 2nd movie having even more neat bosses like bat man, hammer girl, and the assassin. Prakoso coulda been like DLC content where we see his perspective and his fights. Idk, I just love these movies, wish they had some games like it
agree.. I hope there are developers who turn this film into a game like sifu
Floors = levels
Midnight fight express
Damn, my adrenaline level going up just from watching this scene.
Watch Iko Uwais vs. Joe Taslim from The Night Comes For Us. That got my adrenaline pumping more than most scenes from this movie.
Same
Same, testosterone too
This is my pre-workout 😂
I was just about to say, these movies can get you pumped up man, Iko awais and the crew do a phenomenal job in these fight scenes.
I love how he runs towards the guys to give himself distance to retreat if needed.
I watched this when it came out, and honestly even on the big screen everything happened so fast I felt like I had a hard time wrapping my head around This whole movie, I kinda felt like I had been thrown at a wall or two myself, but I've kept training in martial arts over the years, and I watched it like 50 times before realizing how brilliant and awesome this was. And also the main character does an awesome job of playing someone on a classified mission, who also expresses thought like a human experiencing what he is doing and accomplishing.
The thing I love about this movie is that almost all the grunts are decent martial artists 😂
And sometimes they actually get back to the fight if theyre not getting beaten up enough before
Yeah, that's what I loved about it, it was straight forward and quick
One of the greatest fight scenes in movie history. This is truly a masterpiece.
This scene blew my mind when i first saw this movie. The fact that he started out not wanting to fight them to completely obliterating them..
First Watching you’d never expect him to be that much of a beast lol
What a hidden gem Raid 1 was. Its not only about action and choreography, the camera movement and shots were also superb
As much a masterpiece as Raid 1 is, Raid 2 is even better
both are best action films ever
4:15 that full swing blade
And this 0:42
man just love machete too much lmaoo
and Rama's elbow combo
You could just tell the writers put they’re soul into this the main character isn’t just some talented mysterious guy he’s just wants to get the job done without harming anyone and wants to live his life with his family such a unique film
Love how Gareth brings humanity to even random fodder characters as Rama clearly threw that dudes brother or something over the ledge and he was heartbroken.
Yeah, I appreciated that too.
Love how main character’s first instinct is to get the hell out of there. He is an action hero but that little details makes it feel more realistic which makes the scene more relatable and therefore interesting to the viewer
@1.22: The expression in Uwais' face tells everything...one last frantic effort to open the door at the end of the alleyway and then the sheer determination to fight the ungodly goons.
Uwais looks handsome, in addition to being a highly skilled martial artist!
4:15 the best finisher ive ever seen
His fighting style is very realistic.
It's a martial arts style called Pencak Silat. Very practical and deadly in a fight. Oddly enough, it won't seem so, in its dancing “kata” form.
@@bhoqeem1975 I think any higher art is going to look beautiful when it's disconnected from the practical reason for it in a real sense. If you're not fighting anyone it's just dancing beautifully. Haha
Not really
Well its because his enemies know how to fight too so it bring out all of his moves and technique to outmatch them.
@@anothercat1300 Dancing helps with footwork.
M Ali, B Lee and V Lomachenko all took lessons.
This particular moment at 2:30, where he gets flung back, he rolls, and gets up in just a second and kicks the other guy? The way the camera follows him and it pans up slightly... just brilliant. The flow and pace of the shot was just captured so flawlessly
For a particular way after he rolled he “kneed” the guys head that was about to slice him.
2:37 the way he kicks the first man through the door then uses it to impale the second dude on the remaining door fragments is just *CHEFS KISS*
I must say this is the realest scene I've ever seen. When you meet someone with machete, the first thing you need to do is run
3:02 this guy undoubtly stepped up on his friend's dead body 😅
He's still alive I think
@@Iceboirblx ouch...
4:16 that combo was so cool
Actors: So what's my script?
Director: Just scream "AHHHHH!" the whole scene.
Lol
2:31 probably my fave scene
Another scene in the movie which shows just how much of a formidable fighter Rama is. The Machete gang was brutal but Rama also kept a cool head as a tough opponent and nailed them all in the end.🔥
2:44 damn! That's brutal
Even the MC has a "shit, what the f**k have I done" look on his face.
4:34 people before elevetor was invented
3:54 that headbutt tho.......
Ouch man
The endurance of Rama in this movie was God Level.
yeah, even if you're high on adrenaline, no way you'd last too long without proper trainibg
@@ahdandimas6577 im pretty sure think he got good training
2:44 this scene is a jumpscare on action movie. Absolute masterpiece.
Bro me, my mates and parents dropped our food while that happened.
3:43 that gut punch was godlike
This is truly one of the best martial arts movies.
Absolutely......u cant get more gritty than this blood guts and pure will the way battles and wars are supposed to be
The Raid 2: AM I A JOKE TO YOU!!!
Bro I watched daredevil and punisher scenes after this and I didn’t really enjoy it anymore
Iko Uwais🧡
Understatement
2:46 this shot almost makes me think Rama wasn't expecting to kill that guy when he did that.
I think it’s to show that he realizes the dude was a kid. Bastard kid but still it enhances how gruesome it is
If he not kill him, he himself will be killed. Good choice
His eyes tell that
The kid a threat
Break rama kevlar
The door frame kill at 2:44 elicits an auditory reaction from me every-time i watch it. There has yet to be a film made besides its sequel in to match this raw intensity for me
Fun fact:
50% Fight
50% "AAAAAAAAAAAAA"
The gruesome scenes in the raid are so insane it makes me praise the production crew for how realistic and crazy thw stunts are
I’ve watched this fight scene so many times~!! Literally the sickest, most visceral action fight sequence I have ever scene!!! Masterful stunt choreography!!
Rama was like "guess I will just have to kill them all"
I came to see this scene after because the Title had Rama in it
@No sleep for u Dreads was lucky to still be alive, considering that he was one of the most aggressive ones.
@-el_banditoeither this guy would die from a fatal concussion or being executed potentially
the raid is one of my favourite films.
Agree with you!!!!!!
My too
If not the most favorite
Same here
¿Hablas Español?
One thing i love about Gareth Evans directing is that, he makes the 1 vs more guys fights interesting and logical, in other action movie fighting scene, u can see the other waiting in the background, meanwhile in this movie u can see that the other are hurting and quickly fights again and the protagonist immobilize them 1 by 1
After he killed the boy in orange he had pushed past his threshold in terms of humanizing the situation and just decided it was him or them, he was still passive and just defending himself before all that
When you want your tenant to pay the rent, but they spent it all on martial art lessons.
I love that he progressively gets more violent and aggressive towards the end of the fight. From seemingly not wanting to kill to having no choice. At least that’s from the eyes of someone who hasn’t seen this movie.
Uwais is better than any famous actors! The guy deserves more attention! Props to all the people who were involved in this masterpiece!🔥
This is not just a fight scene.. This is pure Art
It's sad how Hollywood never used Iko's talent properly by ruining his incredible choreography with a bunch of shaky cam and quick cut editing. Iko is one of few actor stars who's willing enough to do everything himself on screen, why even bother give him those two action clichés that wasted his talent? They should really take notes from The Raid in making a competent action scene
They did?
Most people would hate to admit it, especially if you want to insert yourself as the main character but his choice of running away at the start is the right choice for anyone.
Those wild swings are what made this film so much more better than most films.
Raid 1&2 is a masterpiece, the martial arts and action in these 2 movies is beyond anything I watched.
I like how just about everyone in the movie was an awesome fighter. Certainly one of the best action movies I've watched
Whoever came up with that door frame shot is a fricken genius and deserves waaaaaaaaaaaay more recognition
no wonder their martial art is banned in UFC...so brutal
Just one word "masterpiece"❤️
No praplom
Thank god for Gareth Evans and Iko Uwais for giving us these scenes, we are witnessing the best action movie director and actor of our generation
Imagine if Gareth Evans directed the fights scenes for Marvel, DC, Mortal Kombat and Star Wars! Batman, Deathstroke, Moon Knight and Liu Kang fights should be like this.
This fight scene made my blood pumping, never knew pencak silat would be this cool and deadly at the same time.
Проходя тяжелейшие и полные смертельной опасности преграды одну за другой, парень из спецназа дерётся на славу. Респект 👊🏻👏🏻!
The best hand to hand fight scenes of all time. No other movies come close to this.
4:17 Damn.. who coreographed that so beautiful set of deadly punches? 💪😍
Ended with dat jump 😳 😘
I believe this is the man who plays the policeman himself, Iko Uwais, and few others.
@@iBloby yeah, they're really expert in their martial art, pencak silat.
I think it was mad dog's actor, yayan ruhiyat as he was one of the action choreographer in here
@@hilaholo6822 Iko uwais is the main fight choreographer and other's include the mad dog actor
That probably an silat moved, mix from 2 chapter with name Cilek cuminang and chimande, totally focus on break enemy movement.
0:40 best treatment for back pain.😂😂😂
Lmao
Lol
no back pain forever
🤣☠️
I just love how every single kick, punch, and slam in this movie is like a mini explosion. So satisfying.
We don't know anything about the machete gang but we can already tell their relationship with the short time we see them, like the white shirt guy and the orange shirt guy seems to have some close relationship when we saw how shaken he was seeing the white shirt guy's dead body (0:50) and how much he wants to kill Rama after that (1:13)
Great detail
I'm pretty sure that guy was his brother, it's untold storytelling I love when movies don't treat watchers like they're dumb