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The Raid 2 (2014) | Dir. by Gareth Evans

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LEGEND OF GATOTAKACA (2023)-Movie Review

LEGEND OF GATOTAKACA (2023)-Movie Review #LegendOfGatotakaca @wellgousa @HiYAHTV @LeifHelland1

February 15, 2023 (NYC)–LEGEND OF GATOTAKACA (2023)-Movie Review.  Legend of Gatotakaca is a fun 2023 action film that blends martial arts, cultural mythology, and the super-hero genre.   Here is a synopsis and review of this Well Go USA Entertainment release. SYNOPSIS: After witnessing the shocking murder of his best friend by a masked assassin with terrifying superpowers, Yuda stumbles upon a…

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Practice 2_1.4 - Inspiration - The Raid (1&2)

While The Raid and the Raid 2 were released in May 2012 and April 2014 respectively, the impact the series has had on the action genre is felt now more than ever. From stylistic follow-ups like Headshot (2016) & the Night comes for Us (2018), multiple signature pieces of choreography taken from The Raid appearing in Marvel movies and still influencing the visual identity of fight scenes as recent as John Wick 4, to launching the careers of Iko Uwais (most recently played the main villain in 2023's Expendables 4) Yayan Ruhian (Boy Kills World 2023) & Cecep Arif Rahman (John Wick 3 2019) and last but not least, Welsh director Gareth Evans, The Raid's impact on action can not be overstated.

While the argument could be made that there are more recent films that conceptually "do what the Raid does", none of them have had a fraction of the impact, nor have they conveyed The Raid's appeal as effectively. Gareth Evans gave the Action genre a universal visual & audio language through the Raid. One that has even made it's way into video games most significantly with it's influences on Sifu, another major inspiration on my project.

Brutal Danger

The fights in The Raid almost always have lethal consequences. Deadly weaponry is utilised liberaly and it's gory consequences highlighted consistently. This creates a non-stop sense of danger and constant reminder of the stakes. This is a brutal world and only the brutal survive.

Sequence Build

The sequences in the Raid films are extremely visceral. Stakes are established efficiently, Intensity builds in the camera work, the music and the choreography before it crescendos in whince-inducing sequence toppers that Gareth Evans refers to as 'Punchlines' (little moments of creatively brutal action that serve as exclamation points) and often these crescendos occur multiple times throughout the same sequence.

They feel executed with a genuine mastery that displays Evans' deep understanding of the narrative tension, build and release of a confrontation, turning every fight into a mini action set-piece.

Chaos Choreography

Conflict in the Raid series is complexly choreographed but through it's constant use of environmental weaponry and chaotic, unfavourable situations (people trip over corpses, gunmen fire wildly into the darkness, etc.) it creates this sense of scrappy grit that helps lend a sense of realism to it's theme. Just enough to make the extreme situations feel grounded.

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my main thing about jw4 is that i really wanted like cecep arif rahman and yayan ruhian to come back and also iko uwais/joe taslim (and jet li.) like if theyre pandering to asian martial arts movie fans then theyre doing a great job and should do it more and harder. but i did looooooooove the donnie yen shit sooooooooo much. i want him to officiate my wedding so bad

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KANJIKLUB hails from Nar Kanji, a Hutt colony world left in disarray following a gang war within the Hutt cartels. Formerly subjugated by the Hutts, the human colonists of Nar Kanji overthrew their overlords and struck out on their own.

During their long enslavement by the Hutts, the human colonists of Nar Kanji developed fighting styles that incorporated improvised weaponry, both melee and ranged. The modern Kanjiklubbers celebrate the ingenuity that kept their ancestors alive, and typically equip themselves with intimidating patchwork armor, jury-rigged rifles, blades, and clubs.

TASU LEECH (played by Yayan Ruhian) is the nominal leader of the scruffy Kanjiklub gang. Unlike their more organized and polished Guavian rivals, Kanjiklub resembles an unruly group of streetfighters and weapon-wielding thugs who dabble in extortion, piracy, and starship theft. Leech is not one for elaborate plans and rarely thinks beyond the next raid. Traditional to his frontier roots, he refuses to speak a word of Basic, deeming it a “soft language for soft people,” though he can understand it well enough.

In accordance with Kanjiklub tradition, the leader of the gang may be challenged to combat by his underlings at any time. Tasu Leech has defeated many would-be usurpers to his command. The raucous nature of Kanjiklub and the constant vying for dominance within the ranks means the ragtag group rarely operates well as a team, unless Tasu Leech is directly in command.

RAZOO QIN-FEE (played by Iko Uwais) is a lieutenant to Tasu Leech. He was banned from the underworld Zygerrian fighting circuit for suspected cheating — a remarkable feat in a sport that has no rules. A pyromaniac and tech expert, Razoo maintains the hodgepodge weaponry and explosives favored by the wild Kanjiklubbers, frequently upgrading and modifying their deadly tools of the trade to exacting and sinister specifications.

CROKIN SHAND (played by Cecep Arif Rahman) is a hard-bitten member of Kanjiklub. He is missing an eye and his right leg, injuries suffered during his career as a pit-fighter. His eyepatch and cybernetic leg — rigged to deliver fierce kicks — offered ample evidence that messing with him would be a potentially fatal mistake.

— Star Wars: The Force Awakens: The Visual Dictionary and Star Wars databank

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Members from the Indonesian Clan

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This is still the best fight choreography I’ve ever seen in a movie:

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Mark Dacascos, Cecep Arif Rahman, and  Yayan Ruhian behind the scenes of John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum. (2019)

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Yayan Ruhian, Cecep Arif Rahman & Keanu Reeves in John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum (2019) dir. Chad Stahelski

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John Wick: Chapter Three - Parabellum (2019)

Director - Chad Stahelski, Cinematography - Dan Laustsen

"Nothing's ever just a conversation with you, John."

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Judo/Jui-Jitsu Vs Pencak Silat in John Wick 3

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CECEP ARIF RAHMAN. 🔥

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CECEP ARIF RAHMAN. 🔥

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