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  • Actors: Iko Uwais, Joe Taslim, Doni Alamsyah, Yayan Ruhian, Pierre Gruno
  • Directors: Gareth Evans
  • Format: Blu-ray
  • Language: Indonesian
  • Subtitles: English
  • Dubbed: English
  • Subtitles For The Hearing Impaired: English
  • Audio Description: None
  • Region: Region B/2 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 1.77:1
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Classification: 18
  • Studio: Momentum Pictures
  • DVD Release Date: 24 Sept. 2012
  • Run Time: 101 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (404 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B00838IG3O
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 2,341 in DVD & Blu-ray (See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray)

Product Description

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Deep in the heart of one of Jakarta’s most deprived slums stands an impenetrable high-rise apartment block. To most it is 30 floors of Hell to be avoided at all costs but for many of the city's most dangerous killers and gangsters, including the area's most notorious crime lord, it is a fortress-like safe house protecting them from the law. Even for the bravest and most experienced police officers it is considered a no-go area.

In a desperate bid to flush these violent criminals and their leader from their haven once and for all, an elite SWAT team is tasked with infiltrating the building and raiding the apartments floor by floor, taking out anyone who stands in their way. Cloaked under the cover of pre-dawn darkness, the SWAT members make their move and enter the block not realising that this is the easier part of the mission. Once inside, it soon becomes terrifyingly apparent that the real problem at hand is surviving long enough to be able to get out again.

Special Features:

  • Director's commentary (exclusive to UK)
  • The Raid feature--original language with English subtitles
  • The Raid feature with English language dubbing
  • Featuring U.S. and original uncut version
  • Trailers
  • Video blogs
  • Claycats: The Raid
  • The Raid fan films
  • Featurettes
  • Behind the Music with Mike Shinoda and Joe Trapanese
  • An Evening with Gareth Evans and Iko Uwais

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Superlatives may as well have been invented in the first place simply to describe the action sequences in the outstanding The Raid. It's hard to think of too many other films that have framed action cinema as ambitiously as director Gareth Evans and his team manage here, bringing the events of The Raid to life in exhilarating, breathless fashion.

The simple idea behind the film is this. A 30-storey tower block houses some of the most dangerous, nastiest criminals in Jakarta. Unsurprisingly most give it a wide berth, until an elite SWAT team embarks on a deadly mission to effectively clear the building out, a floor at a time. It's spoiling nothing to reveal that this plan has its flaws.

What makes The Raid so much more than this basic premise, though, is the incredible, stunning execution of it. This is a pure, relentless, expert action film, boasting incredible camera work and equally strong fighting. In fact, feel free to throw a few more superlatives at the movie. It absolutely deserves it.

So does the Blu-ray package, too. It's not just the quality of the picture and audio transfer that deserves praise here, as someone's really put their back into providing an excellent collection of special features. This particular edition includes a director's commentary that's exclusive to the British release, and there's a lot of behind the scenes material and promotional work to enjoy, too.

The Raid is, then, that rarest of things: a modern action cinema classic. Really. That it comes on such a strong Blu-ray only makes things better. --Jon Foster

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Format: Blu-ray
You'll find little plot development, character arc, tonal shift or emotional punch. The Raid is opting for visceral, hyperkinetic and relentless action. For action and I mean "real brutal" action that's balletically choreographed, blood gushing fight scenes that are exhilarating and a punishing assault on your senses. The reason for this mayhem is simple and brutally effective and manages to include fists, feet, elbows, knees of fury every technique and weapon under the sun. These guys give new meaning to fighting tooth and claw. The action is breath taking in it's violence with a jaw dropping machete fight that managers to out do all other bigger budget action films around. The plot is paper thin and identical to the much bigger budget Dredd 3D but in this case there no such thing as too much of a good thing. This movie isn't remotley subtle but when the bullets are flying (which is most of the time) it's a heart pounding experience with all the credentials to become a cult classic and in the case of Iko Uwais a new martial art star is born.
Don't be put off by being spoken in native Indonesian and having subtitles as if you go to the set up menu you can have the option for English language dubbing that is actually very well done and hardly destracts from the mayhem.
See if you like.......
Die Hard.
Hard Boiled.
The Killer.
Ninja Assassin.
Assault on Precinct 13
Dredd.
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When his SWAT team gets sent to raid a tower block run by a dangerous drug lord, Rama and his team find themselves trapped and having to fight their way out.
Having already seen the almost identically plotted Dredd, I wasn't sure how much this interested me but I was won over by glowing media recommendations. For once they weren't overhyped.
If anything, the sheer panache and style of Gareth Evans' direction can't be overstated. Quite simply he should be viewed as THE up and coming action director of his generation. His taut, dramatic style combines perfectly with actor Iko Uwais great acting and staggering fighting to make The Raid a pulse-troubling battle from floor to floor all the way to the climax.
The fighting is so whip-fast and lethal, the swipes of blades and fists so savage, that even seasoned action movie fans will be blown away by the sheer kinetic energy and pacing, marvelling at the speed and danger of the inventively staged fights. Better yet, the character work hasn't been ignored, giving you a story to enjoy and characters to actually care about amidst the constantly varied gun and fist battles.
astounding fight choreography.
Utterly brilliant and simply one of the best action movies of the year.
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This ticks the majority of boxes for an action film and makes for exciting, if not always enjoyable, viewing. There is a lot to admire here and the action sequences make their Hollywood equivalents look tame in comparison. My only criticism, which boils down to personal taste to some extent, is that it is too violent. This might sound like an irrational criticism to level at this genre of film, and the level of brutality certainly adds to the tension, but for me this made it a difficult watch in places. This point notwithstanding, it remains an excellent action film that definitely doesn't pull any punches.
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As soon as I saw the red-band trailer, I knew I had to see this movie, and got tickets for the first ever UK screening at Glasgow FrightFest. It was the last film of the day - so every seat in the cinema was already occupied by film fans and journalists who'd been sitting there all day, watching film after film. We squeezed into the last remaining seats in the back row, expecting the audience to be too tired to respond enthusiastically to a late-night action movie.

We couldn't have been more wrong.

THE RAID got half a dozen spontaneous rounds of applause, and a standing ovation at the end. Well deserved.

I've now seen it four times on the big screen, and bought the DVD on the day of release.

THE RAID, is a smart, lean, tightly-controlled thrill machine, perfectly calibrated to create maximum tension and adrenaline, without any of the dumbed-down compromises we've been conditioned to expect from Hollywood. This is, quite simply, the kind of action movie they just don't make any more. Imagine early-80s John Carpenter tension, fused with mid-80s John Woo Hong Kong action (but without Woo's cheesiness), and you're in the right ballpark. It's fast, dense, gritty, uncompromising, and utterly gripping, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with such action classics as DIE HARD, THE TERMINATOR, ALIENS and HARD BOILED.

Director Gareth Evans is going to be a major force in Hollywood. Get in on the ground floor.
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What a barnstormer of a movie, or should that be an 'apartment-block-stormer' of an AV experience! Maybe I was one of those happy few who were unaware of the coincidence with Dredd that bothers so many others. There are uncanny parallels here but it did not stop me from enjoying both very much.
This is a relentless action movie and a special treat for martial arts fans. This is perhaps the USP for this movie; it combines so much and delivers a lot in about 90 minutes. My only criticism and this is a personal one, is that I found myself a little weary of the protracted hand to hand combat. The balletic interaction went on for quite a while using up everything you can do with the human frame and a few knives and whatevers to hand thrown in for good measure. This was impressive but I did wonder why they suddenly gave up on the firepower. The first part is as explosive as you like with bullets and bodies flying as the force is whittled down to a mere handful. Then it is survival... with a twist.
An amazing film everyone should try to watch at least once IMHO.
The BRD has a good basic selection of extras including a fascinating director's commentary.
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