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Finally, the much-talked about Indonesian movie 'The Raid 2' is in the theaters across Korea. Although this release is way too late compared to other countries since it was originally premiered on March, this is still a good start for the die-hard fans of gore-action movies---> ME EXCLUDED. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Among those three movies: I will skip RAID 2. ㅋㅋㅋ since I am squeamish to blood.
But...the Dawn of the Planet of the Apes..and How to Train Your Dragon 2:bring them on!
The Raid 2 is now showing at selected theaters across Korea. I heard that this movie lovers had been waiting for the release of Gareth Evan's 2nd installment that garnered attention since Sundance Film Festival last year. So...I hope that those avid lovers for such a movie would get what they hoped for.
As for me, although I am not into this kind of movie, I am happy to know that Indonesian movies are getting worldwide attention, including in Korea like what is happening right now.
Bravo for the team of this Raid 2. * gee..I wish I had enough bravery to see the 청불 (adult-only) movie like this.
No....I have not seen it, Yet. And...neither do I have any intention of seeing this movie^^ Because....it's not my kind of film. I think it is too viscerally violent for me. I know this is Indonesian movie, the first ever to be released in worldwide release including that of US, Canada, Australia, UK, NZ, and others. Well, it is indeed something to be proud of. the so-much hype and buzz going on and circling around this so-called 'the best action movie in decade or in years....' has been lingering on my ears and eyes (via news or online news). Surprising as it may seem, but it is not. The Raid turns out to be what lots of folks around the world have been talking about. It meets what it's been hyped about for. Just take a look at the reviews :....
by Josh Wigler and
Kevin P. Sullivan "The Hunger Games," awesome though it may be, is
far from the only action movie in town this weekend. Today also sees the
release of Gareth Evans' "The Raid: Redemption," an Indonesian
martial arts flick about an...
The film speed of 24
frames-per-second barely outruns the relentless pace of pummeling that thumps
through the Indonesian martial arts flick "The Raid: Redemption."
Hollywood's eye for talent is acute for nothing so much as an action director, ...
By MICHAEL PHILLIPS Gamers will be
slain, over and over, by the insanely violent multilevel bash "The Raid:
Redemption," in which a skeezy 15-story tenement complex serves as the
setting for a series of stabbings, slicings and a showcase for the ...
By Liz Braun ,QMI Agency After 100
minutes of sitting slack-jawed and twitchy through a screening of The Raid:
Redemption, we discovered there's a name for what we saw: silat. The Raid:
Redemption is an Indonesian martial arts film about cops and bad ...
After too many bloated Hollywood
spectacles, the joltingly energetic The Raid: Redemption feels like an action
film distilled to its essence. Plot, characterization and dialogue are merely
the frame here for the real goods, an immersion into the ...
By Stephen Whitty/The Star-Ledger
What hard-core pornography is to romantic movies, “The Raid: Redemption” is to
cop flicks. There are people, but no real characters. There are grunts, but no
real dialogue. There are just body parts, twisted into ...
By Gary Goldstein "The Raid:
Redemption" is a slam-bang, knock-your-socks-off action bonanza with some
of the most peerlessly shot, performed and choreographed fight sequences you're
likely to see on screen. Welsh-born writer-director-editor Gareth ...
If it's not obvious from all the
bashing, smashing and machete-ing in the frenetically violent “The Raid:
Redemption” where the redemptive part kicks in, there's a reason. As it
happens, the title of this Indonesian action flick was changed because ...
By Scott Bowles, USA TODAY Watching
the men of The Raid: Redemption (* * * 1/2 stars out of four, R, in select
cities Friday) is like watching boys getting hyper in a treehouse: You know the
roughhousing will get out of control.
By Michael O'Sullivan What do you
get when you send a heavily armed SWAT team into the fortresslike compound of a
sadistic drug lord? In the Indonesian action-adventure film "The Raid:
Redemption," it's not what you expect. But after the initial, ...
