Wow really

With a big great hug and a kiss from me and you and won't you say i love u

Yes I feel the same

Well yea I seriously hope they don’t try to kill each other off screen

What the maksud..??

i think it has a cult following anyway

Dont need awards just needs fans like us

@@burlhorse61 are you sure? Islam the best

Elijah Mikaelson I was blown away by both movies and I couldn’t agree more. The excitement is gone but I still love it

Well it is a good thing then that there are movies like Headshot and The Night comes for us (nonstop action, considered rather gore-intensive and utterly brutal)

Well, you can use MIB flashlight...😁😁

I find that sharing this film with friends and others who haven't seen it brings back some of that thrill, being with people experiencing it for the first time

No cap. Seeing the Raid for the first time is damn near life changing haha

that sub zero

I like these movies and chinese because of that. We can see the martial art

I think the reason that the camera moves a lot in such action scenes is because they want to cover up the fact that the choreography is basically really bad. In movies featuring Jackie Chan for example the fight scenes are clear and visible because they don't have to hide anything.

@@exiszentriker2952 i agree with u

It's because the action is played by stuntmen and they take several shots to have the scene they want. Close up shots with the actors' faces. Their culture is more firearms and explosions. In comparison to Asian martial arts movies, theirs are more simplistic so to a public used to that genre, they look slow and boring. Thus the production team hides their shortcomings as well as hide that the lead actors aren't playing the fight scenes themselves with effects they've always used in Western shows to simulate action even when there's nothing interesting on screen. Best behind the scenes I've watched of that trick was for the CSI shows. The production team explained the forensic scenes are very boring if they've shown them as they truly were. For instance: take a sample, put it under the microscope, push the button of the computer and wait for the analysis and results. Boooooorrrrriiiing. So what do they do? Choose an upbeat music, play with flashy lights as if it was a clubhouse, make non-stop cuts of a few seconds, turn the camera at weird angles... Then mashup that jumble together and the public feels as if they've watched something exciting when in reality, it's just a lab staff turning on his machine to wait for the analysis to come. So unimpressive martial arts scenes in Western productions are given the same treatment. Plus they add explosions and other distractions into that jumble.

Rather watch something like raid, john wick, sicario than to watch a 17cuts in 7 seconds hollywood movie

Silat penkak

Don't worry, if anything makes money, they'll always do their version of it. Sometimes it's good, sometimes bad.

They did. And we got the masterpieces known as john wick

@@ButchersNailsEnjoyer John Wick was good, but nowhere near "masterpiece". People use this word so much, it has lost its meaning.

S.ns. Yeah I might’ve been over exaggerating on wick but it’s still a breath of fresh air in the action genre

In extraction 👎😠 web series

Adrianne do you know day6? Cs I think I saw your username on their mv lol

@@azeiras itu pujian guoblooookk, dasar indon

@@azeiras goblok sok2 tahu inggris..Itu pujian goblok

@@azeiras "opini bodoh tulang"??

@@azeiras inggris lo ngaco asu

You sure know "merantau" ? not many foreign people know Iko Uwais merantau

radolf p bollywood has learnt it with 'baaghi', right?

Erlangga Hasto yet not enough.. those kind of stunts are taikuwando Indpired which are not that out of the world.. those are common but not unique.. silat is unique and can set awesome milestone in martial arts and the stunts performed are real these are neatly choreographed and nicely edited

Fucking bollywood director only can do copy like in Baghi. Fools

radolf p they are not stuntmans. They are years of real national and ASEAN martial arts champions.

They are not stuntmant, they are martial arts from Indonesia.

Filipino and indonesian? How does that work?

SEA 💣💥

Thanks bro

Trojan Rapier shut up

@@mikethatcher6494 ASEAN, you have to learn a lot you know '-')

Paw !! wkwkwkwk

Lol

the last part is nonsense lol

Lol...

@@jinkurakura89 loh... baru ngeh

i think u mean Silat, they are not Kung fu

@@dariyanvalentine3564 ok Mr technical. Thank you for your very much needed aid

The choreographer said “silat” n u still type kung Fu in your comment. That's blewn my mind

kung fu? 😂

What does this comment have to do with Raid?

@@harish123az Iko said in the video that even if the fight focuses on one person, they made sure everyone else in the scene aren't doing nothing 1:10

Tiger shroff is perfect in this

Indian movies fights are shithole lol....

@@fromnorthindia3862 he said hollywood, not bollywood

Eren Yaeger i know... i was just saying......

@@dhirendraprasaduniyal9120 nopes he's only better at doing lis sometime he ldose flips for no reason in fight scenes

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

Yeah.. We filipinos really loved this kind of movie.. Goosebumps

Yasssss

But why r they wearingmask

@@shangim857 maybe someone had a cold or something and didn’t want to get others sick

@@the_cheese_man7473 ohh no actually i came to know by reading other comments that as it was a low budget movie they went shooting in abandon buliding something like that and it was dusty so they wore mask to prevent dust

@@shangim857 ah ok

MavalocKing5050 John wick is more about guns

Yuugen Razo I think you accidentally replied to the wrong comment

Adib Siddiki lol

FireLeaf they are making the 3rd episode????when?

no clue about that yet. it was just a rumor.

・「MADiy」・ i can't wait man!! This guy gonna be the next action star no doubt

Im from the furlture, and still waiting

There is no 3rd episode

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

@@pioneernut7487 rather than to look "real", it was more to "so that the camera could catch the move"

Not almost. 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.

Mohd Ridzuan Ahmad di malay ada film silat??

not Silat but PENCAK SILAT

👍

bagus tukar nama kau

nama kau melambangkan peribadi orang indonesia

Miles 22

THX Dude

He's Ass Director, Gareth Mentioned him on His IG and said he sometimes comes to set wearing unique thing LOL

He works best in that outfit

Soccer Is Life

"Aaargggh aaargghhh aaaaahhh

Why?

@@AlexTrismegisto if I'm not mistaken, the set for the filming is dusty (you know that the raid is a low budget movie, right?) That's why they wore masks when the camera off.

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

radolf p he is not a stuntman. Where did you get your facts from? He learned pencak silat since he was 10, he was competing in national pencak silat team for years. He won on Pencak Silat tournament in Jakarta on 2003 and won the national Pencak Silat Competition on 2005. He's a real athlete! Not stuntman!

Coruption

Kamen Ghaida Farish Iko Uwais and Yayan was national Pencak Silat champions. Joe Taslim was South East Asian Judo champion in SEA Games and representing Indonesia more than a decade. They are real athletes and champions :) Yayan has Pencak Silat school too.

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he is so good at what he does, amazing man

​@@om-nomnom7619 the choreographers were Yayan and Iko.