The Raid: Redemption

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Enrique R. @NostalgicNerd Apr 12 The greatest martial arts movie of all time! Stunning performances, the action sequences are very well choreographed and bloody. Best movie of 2010. Iko Uwais does not play, he did great. But, overall, I give The Raid: Redemption an A+ or a 10/10. See more Musa A @doodleflame Mar 8 Go watch it. Best martial arts film of all time. See more Griffith J @griffithxjohnson Feb 1 It’s a one-trick pony that doesn’t change but that trick is some of the most unrelenting action that pushes the possibilities of choreographed fight scenes. The score builds a feeling that death can be waiting around every corner. Such a gritty, dirty, depressing set that matches the themes perfectly. The pacing is unique in how it allows for subtle character development. There is a kill that involves a broken door that did something to my brain that rarely happens & consistently plays in my mind. See more Todor Y @Phantom961 Jan 29 A good work has been done in this film. I like the Pencak Silat martial art how it is applied as well. Iko Uwais and Yayan Ruhian show how Pencak Silat is effective in close combat. The scene where they fight is done wonderfully. Every single movement of fights is noticed and catches the viewer's eye. See more Yuri B. @RyuBlack Jan 4 Love, love, looove this movie! Wish I could give it a higher rating. But this, this is how an action packed martial arts film is supposed to be made... 💯💯💯 See more Maksim B. @OGbag999 Nov 26 The Raid: Redemption is a blisteringly effective action film that delivers precision, intensity, and artistry in equal measure. Gareth Evans strips the genre to its essentials, creating a tight, claustrophobic thriller where every fight feels urgent and consequential. Iko Uwais anchors the film with a commanding physical performance, showcasing Pencak Silat through choreography that is both brutal and beautifully fluid. The action is staged with clarity and intention—no shaky cam, no wasted motion—just expertly crafted combat that hits with real weight. What makes The Raid stand out is its relentless momentum and its commitment to physical storytelling. Every confrontation builds character, tension, and narrative without relying on heavy dialogue. The result is a modern action classic: lean, visceral, and unforgettable. See more Read all reviews

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