I personally think this is the best fight scene ever. It’s not just the fight. How the music builds with the desperation and intensity. This guy is clearly more skilled and energised than both of them put together...it really shows you how much they have to give, and that every move they make matters. And after everything we know they’ve been through the whole movie, we as the viewers literally feel their muscles ache and we know how close this fight is...100% the best fight ever.
So rare that the bad guy is far and away the best fighter in the movie. Usually the hero has some mid-fight epiphany and suddenly outclasses the villain. Here its a desperate fight just to survive this crazed little monster that neither of them could take one on one.
@@rjn1749 He didn't... The enforcer was a different character, same actor but different characters. Mad Dog is way above the strength of The enforcer from Raid 2. It took both Rama and his brother to defeat Mad dog, and even then they defeated him through under handed means and actually just got lucky. Hand mad dog any knife or hammer and see the blood fly. even the last enemy with karambit would be nothing in face of Mad dog without his weapons. Not an equal fight at all.
@@nuke5515 THe guy that assassin kills in the alleyway after the Bar fight. The guy who was fed up with killing, but still did his job so as to pay for his son's college. The guy who was like an uncle to Uco. Its the same actor as the madlad maddog. And if you don't know, this actor is the stunt co-ordinator of the raid movies for a long time.
I love how this is a proper 2v1 fight. When one brother throws down with Mad Dog the other bro tries his best to assist until he gets the wind knocked out of him. They don't just waffle around and watch a 1v1 like extras in other movies.
Exactly. It isn't just some silly hollywood tag-team style fight, they're both having a go at the same time. They know how dangerous he is and know there's no use for honour or a 'fair fight' here.
I guess the issue is its just really difficult to choreograph a 2v1 fight or more. Takes a lotta time to do and it also requires the actors to be somewhat skilled to make the fights look natural. Something hollywood doesnt really care about sadly.
@@TheIndonesianPride the kitchen fight was probably the second, but the villain was not on the level of Iko, he was humiliated for the most part, so I don't understand how come people are even comparing the two, it was super awesome, but it's nothing like this one.
The first time i heard his name i was like pff another gimmicky cheap villain name. But this fight truly earn him as the one and only original 'mad dog', 'the mad dog'!
if you check the credits, only like... 6 characters have names lol. The rest are either titles (like Mad Dog) or descriptions (like Machete Thug 1 through 4 lol)
Mad Dog in Hard Boiled was still Gangsta AF. Different kind of beast, he preferred ordering a takeout with his Uzi 9mm and any other guns he could get his hands on. This is where The Raid's Mad Dog got his name from, as Gareth Evans was a big fan of HK cinema and Hard Boiled in particular.
I think an underrated aspect of this scene is the music. The way it pulses and builds up really makes the payoff feel even more satisfying and cathartic.
The editing of this fight is phenomenal! No shaky camera, no unecessary cut, just pure steady camera, every cut adds more impact to the moves and actors who actually knows how to fight. Pure class
Not no shaky camera, but better use of shaky camera. It still very much exists but it's used to enhance the fights, not to hide the bad/awkward fight. And the intensity of the shake is very little compared to most fighting movie
One thing I really enjoy about the fight scenes from these actors is that, though not perfect or present all the time, the power punches and kicks that they do really look like power punches and kicks. The way their hips snap and the movement of the leg pushing off before doing the strike. All the fight scenes had people that really knew how to fight and control their bodies to not actually hurt one another. Really amazing stuff.
That's why many martial art's fan like this movie a lot. The main actor didn't like super human who didnt get punched or kicked. Like i can feel his near death
Some people said this scene need 8 days to film because the 2 actors and 1 stuntman exhausted themselves and beaten up so maybe they did some real kicking and stuff
for those wondering, the reason someone would grab someone who's been knocked down & drag them back to their feet is bc they don't know / aren't good at ground fighting. it's a separate skill & if you're outclassed you shouldn't do it bc you can get reversed, pinned bc you don't know how to reverse or escape it & then get your shit fucked up it also negates any advantage you might have from being taller; it's harder to reverse or attack someone when you're on top of someone who's shorter bc their center of gravity is lower if you wanna see an example of this, they do get him down and then both try to grapple him at the same time at 2:13 & he defeats them both at the same time -- because he knows how to reverse his way out of it & they aren't good enough at ground grappling to understand the reversals he uses to see them coming & defend against them (there are a limited number of them & all of them are counterable -- the same as attacking someone you've got pinned actually) & a limited number of counters to the reversals unlike standing combat it's a lot more determined how many moves & countermoves you know, and how much more punishment you can take than your opponent before you run out of the ability to actually perform or defend against the reversals; standing you have to exert the effort to move your hand to punch, on the ground you have to physically move your opponents entire body while you resist it, and unlike standing throws you can't use momentum or trip your opponent to get above them
You know what? I'm about to say it, that's a really cool fact you made! When I was younger my Dad was going to teach me Shotokan but I wasn't all into it. I know 2 facts about it though. 1.) It's used (I think) as a sort of street fighting using full-body contact 2.) Sub-Zero uses it in the ps2 era MK games, which I thought was always cool
This is something I worry about being a tall guy myself. I wonder how much grappling I need to actually know to defend myself from small rabid fighters.
Thank you for the insight ! Looking back at this film, I've thought what if Khabib Nurmagomedov moved to welterweight, and I think it would be like this Sure he is outreached and outheighted, but when the fight goes to the ground, it all means nothing as it's a very different ballpark
Well explained, that's why there is "arts" in martial arts. Having a good body muscle composition, agility and dexterity is a major factor in a fight but without a proper technique and execution all is futile especially when we face people who knows their stuff.
What I really like about the raid 1 and 2 is watching Rama become a better fighter. Considering what we see, Rama in the Raid 2 could probably take out Mad Dog by himself because he’s learned so much.
@@Rockitsteady8513 Yep, I watched the bonus clips of MK 2021 in HBO Max. They said that Joe was like too great a martial artist for the rest of the cast. He was simply way too fast and too good for them.
@@interestingtopics419 Those movies got inspiration from The Raid movies, especially with the camera work that Gareth Evans used in the movie. Even Scott Adkins (Yuri Boyka) said he ripped off Iko Uwais's scene when Iko kicked a guy in midair in his Merantau movie. Boyka kicked a guy in midair in Undisputed 3 while trying to free Turbo.
@@verdugo7974 nope undisputed movies started many years before the release of raid movie same with blood and bone its 2009 movie u should say raid has got inspiration from these movies. pls check the year of the movies before u comment.
@@interestingtopics419 Dude, Gareth Evans directed Merantau and The Raid movies. Merantau came in 2009, and The Raid came in 2010. Scott Adkins said himself he ripped off the kicking scene in Undisputed 3 (2010) from Merantau, which was out in 2009. Undisputed 2 has different cinematography compared to Undisputed 3 (2010) and Undisputed 4 (2016). If you look at it, Undisputed 2 (2006) has more cut between fight scenes compared to Undisputed 3 and 4. It is because Undisputed 2 DID NOT get influenced by Gareth Evans's directing style, at least not yet. It was Isaac Florentine's original directing style. Undisputed 3 and 4 however, has fight scenes that HIGHLY influenced by Gareth Evans's directing style. Longer takes between fight scenes that showcase the fluidity of the actor's movements.
Seeing this, even in a less then half-full capacity screening, was still one of the best cinema experiences I've ever had. No CGI planetary destructions or epic, 1000 actor battles can top it.
Camera work is so good during the whole scene. No useless cuts like in so many Hollywood movies where the director has not idea how to film a fight scene. Even some recent Chinese "martial arts" films are now plagued with those cuts that only serve to hide the director's incompetence and the poor physical shape of actors. This scene is a clinic. A masterpiece. One of the best examples on how to make an intense fight scene with powerful and charismatic characters.
That's why I Love The Raid and Ong Bak. The stars are legit Martial Artist. Not just a handsome actor who trained for a week and media hype that his already good in doing it.
@@adorenu1338 yup but i guess you didn't watch the complete fight... He intentionally gave him chance to untie his brother first so that he can fight with both of them together... Thats called overconfidence.
One thing I do love about this film is in every fight, it's gonna start with this tension when it's all about martial"art" at first and will turn into a fight to survive after the real fight begins.
I had the dumbest, goofiest smile on my face during this scene. What a powerful display fight choreography while never compromising on the martial arts. Easily one of the best fights I've seen.
Yup. Black Widow used this moves in Captain America Winter Soldier. The Directors are a big fan of the Raid movies. At minute 1:55. ruclips.net/video/FtlwsCIglHI/видео.html
@@gokezv2215 Nah, that wasn’t an outclass thing. He and Rama were fairly equal the entire time, and one could argue that he’d have won with medium difficulty had the assassin not been wielding any weapons. Rama would have died if it hadn’t have been for the glass on the floor
@@irvancrocs1753And on top of that Rama had already just taken some fairly significant damage from the hammer and baseball bat duo. He was definitely above the assassin in terms of ability.
2:06 Dude...at a certain point, it seems like they wasn't trying to kill him, they were trying to *Subdue* him, and they just couldn't. Maddog is one of the most badness villains ever
One of the best fight scenes I've seen in a martial arts movie. Its gritty, dirty, believable and not like some of the ones I've seen where Kung fu masters take on opponents and don't get a single hit, never get tired or take any damage from opponents that are massively heavier and stronger than they are and clearly have fighting skills that are good enough for them to take on the person their fighting
This fight reminds me of when I was doing Tae Kwon Do as an 8-9 year old going against my teacher/master. Sure, we were incompetent, but even when 3 teenager black belts went against him, they still couldn’t beat him. It was crazy watching him absolutely destroy the higher ranking belts. Much respect to all of the choreographers, director, and everyone else who put their all into this masterpiece of a movie.
@@AlekseyMaksimovichPeshkov Yes, there are some of time where survival is on the line during the fight - you would want to finish off the fight as possible. The adrenaline is crazy.
Yeah, in a fist fight you have to have insane stamina to last longer than a few minutes. Throwing repeated kicks is exhausting, not to mention all the jumps, holds, and throws they do in this fight scene.
It's 2024 and I came across this legendary fight scene on the recommended section. Rewatched it full,, enjoyed every second of it like it's my first time watching this scene again. And yes, it's still the best and most iconic hand-to-hand combat I've ever watched.
Rama been fighting ever since he entered that ghetto..and its great how its shown he slowly getting exhausted with each blows..very accurate.. Despite a skilled fighter rama is loosing the fire and feast..thats how i love seeing heroes in movies..not like with some superhuman indomitable energy..at times he almost giving up❤...thats one reason makes this scene so beautiful triumphing and surreal
The fact maddog was smaller than Rama and andi and hes still was the dominant one in this fight makes him more scary than him just being some big muscular villain.
Truly one of the best foreign movie fight scene ever made, I'll rate that movie a 10/10. Top notch fights, great thrilling factors, and borderline superhuman characters that are used properly.
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
This is the first time I've watch some fights of The Raid movies, but Jesus...these guys beat each other to a pulp and the end is always so vicious and bloody. Top stuff!
Nothing better than thee guys violently, methodically and artistically tenderising each other in a death spiral contest of minds, instincts, spirits and reactions for 5 minutes straight!
It's testament to the incredible skill of the performers that the camera backs off and lets you see the action, rather than try to trick you with a ton of rapid cuts.
in my dreams this what Kung Lao and Liu Kang vs Shang Tsung (or any other fighter) would have been. Unfortunately we got what we got in the new Mortal Kombat movie...
There are a video that yayan and iko do some demonstrate about how to not feel pain i forgot the tittle but you should check it. The fall is real probably but there's a video about making the raid there are CGI and the fall is in mattress
I love how here they reversed the values and it worked perfectly. We are usually used to seeing protagonists facing huge, muscular and very strong guys. Here you can see a short guy giving trouble to two strong fighters much bigger than he
Amazing fight, innit? Very beautifully done. I'm glad as an Indonesian citizen can finally see a piece of traditional trove be shown and enjoyed by the international public. On behalf of my country, I thank you so much, guys, for your appreciation!
I can imagine the video game version of this boss battle: You cannot beat the Boss, keep alive is your only objective. then a scene happen (Mad Dog stabbed by the glass light), that's when the boss is vulnerable.
The way there's no music, to little music, to you suddenly realize there IS music is right up there with that track "Bishop's Countdown" from Aliens. Whole movie of just atmospheric and tense discordance, and suddenly, bang, your hip deep in a heroic swell.
this movie out at 2011 and Civil War at 2016, i still can't believe it that this fight has better than Ironman vs Cap & Winter Soldier... no armor, no super power and the fact that small guy still overwhelming them even he still lose...
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Every dog gets put down eventually.
ngehee
@@redmondpeters7162 gggggg
@@redmondpeters7162 G
whats the music you use at the end of your videos?
One of the smallest and most dangerous bosses in movie history
Yes I agree with.
Yes, because we're indonesian have small body... not like you guys west people😆😂
@Spartan 343umm, dia gk overproud, dia cuma ngungkapin fakta.
@@Marhaendra2503 iya bener ... It's normal kok
@@ridhosaputra3936 I am Indian and I am only 5'2 😅😅😅....still happy in this body
I personally think this is the best fight scene ever.
It’s not just the fight. How the music builds with the desperation and intensity. This guy is clearly more skilled and energised than both of them put together...it really shows you how much they have to give, and that every move they make matters.
And after everything we know they’ve been through the whole movie, we as the viewers literally feel their muscles ache and we know how close this fight is...100% the best fight ever.
Better than the final fight in The Raid 2 aswell?
@@CloakRyzn Yeah, I gotta go with that kitchen scene.
Nah lmao this fight scene was awesome but y'all scrubs haven't seen shit yet.
Mike shinoda from Linkin park did all the music for rhis movie
This is my favorite fight scene ever!
Mad dog getting faster after being stabbed is just like that final boss in games when they're getting stronger after health is 1/3 left
Exactly what I was thinking. Adrenaline boost survival mode initiated
😂😂
That's that Ken Masters low health, high tempo adrenaline rage.
Forreal. Nice analogy!
They start flashing
Just goes to show how much of a monster Mad Dog actually is, handling two skilled fighters and managing to almost beat them.
So rare that the bad guy is far and away the best fighter in the movie. Usually the hero has some mid-fight epiphany and suddenly outclasses the villain. Here its a desperate fight just to survive this crazed little monster that neither of them could take one on one.
@@user-gm4kv2my4u couldnt agree more
you're literally everywhere I often see you in anime videos and music videos or gaming video now you are here too lmao
That reminded me of movie spl 2 end scene that suit guy with the tie
Hey bro love your new profil pict!
I can't believe this movie is over 11 years old. What a masterpiece. Really set a standard.
The fact that it takes *both* of them to kill Mad Dog shows that he's far above whoever they could've sent to kill him.
and he fcking survived this to show up in the sequel.
@@rjn1749 He didn't... The enforcer was a different character, same actor but different characters.
Mad Dog is way above the strength of The enforcer from Raid 2. It took both Rama and his brother to defeat Mad dog, and even then they defeated him through under handed means and actually just got lucky.
Hand mad dog any knife or hammer and see the blood fly. even the last enemy with karambit would be nothing in face of Mad dog without his weapons. Not an equal fight at all.
@@GauravKumar-jr2rddamn, i watched a movie not in English and without subtitle, that's why i thought it was mad dog.
@@GauravKumar-jr2rd they’re different actors…
@@nuke5515 THe guy that assassin kills in the alleyway after the Bar fight.
The guy who was fed up with killing, but still did his job so as to pay for his son's college.
The guy who was like an uncle to Uco.
Its the same actor as the madlad maddog.
And if you don't know, this actor is the stunt co-ordinator of the raid movies for a long time.
I love how this is a proper 2v1 fight. When one brother throws down with Mad Dog the other bro tries his best to assist until he gets the wind knocked out of him. They don't just waffle around and watch a 1v1 like extras in other movies.
Exactly. It isn't just some silly hollywood tag-team style fight, they're both having a go at the same time. They know how dangerous he is and know there's no use for honour or a 'fair fight' here.
Absolutely right, like Hollywood 's
I guess the issue is its just really difficult to choreograph a 2v1 fight or more. Takes a lotta time to do and it also requires the actors to be somewhat skilled to make the fights look natural. Something hollywood doesnt really care about sadly.
@@flavoure they can CGI that problem away lol, or so they thought
@@richhornie7000 CGI is expensive
Take notes Hollywood. You don’t need a big buff guy to be a villain. Just a short guy with an advanced martial arts degree.
And a small bit of plot armour
hollywood already have that, his name is jackie chan
@@nuke3836 you're saying big guy wins 😂
@@rust-langhindi7743 Why wouldn’t a big guy win?
@@nuke3836 the room's pretty spacious though, so the smaller guy would be able to move around easily
After 11 years this is still the best fight scene in history
Well, the kitchen fight scene in The Raid 2 will challenge this.
@@TheIndonesianPride Yeah but in the Raid 2 atleast.
Couldn't agree more..
@@TheIndonesianPride the kitchen fight was probably the second, but the villain was not on the level of Iko, he was humiliated for the most part, so I don't understand how come people are even comparing the two, it was super awesome, but it's nothing like this one.
I agree. This is my favorite martial arts movie.
1:44 that throw is so sick
Watching it in slowmo, it could’ve gone very very badly for the thrown guy..
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Получилось ❤
Somebody noticed it 😮
@@СтасБрескин was it difficult?
@@pangpengmasterkinda, only took a momentum to do that and focusing the powers on your feet CMIIW
This scene always has me at the edge of my seat, the action is just so powerful and vicious.
For sure bro😂😂
Ikr
@malbecks316 yup👌👌👍👍🥊🥊🥋🥋
The bad guy has infinite HP.
I’ve seen this scene so many times and I still think the dog can pull it out
The first time i heard his name i was like pff another gimmicky cheap villain name. But this fight truly earn him as the one and only original 'mad dog', 'the mad dog'!
if you check the credits, only like... 6 characters have names lol. The rest are either titles (like Mad Dog) or descriptions (like Machete Thug 1 through 4 lol)
@@ArchangelAsias lmao
Mad Dog in Hard Boiled was still Gangsta AF.
Different kind of beast, he preferred ordering a takeout with his Uzi 9mm and any other guns he could get his hands on.
This is where The Raid's Mad Dog got his name from, as Gareth Evans was a big fan of HK cinema and Hard Boiled in particular.
Goro Majima anyone?
@@wahyucalvinaditya6291 Udah sotoy, salah, ngotot lagi.. Dasar lu.. whakakakak...
I think an underrated aspect of this scene is the music. The way it pulses and builds up really makes the payoff feel even more satisfying and cathartic.
Just like music of Inception.
The entire score was composed by Mike shinoda.
That's Mike Shinoda and Joseph Trapanese for you
@@zeroone9997
Mike Shinoda? The Linkin Park guy?
@@aarondanan9486 indeed
The fight choreography in these movies is absolutely insane, some of the most realistic fights you will ever see in a film.
The editing of this fight is phenomenal! No shaky camera, no unecessary cut, just pure steady camera, every cut adds more impact to the moves and actors who actually knows how to fight. Pure class
Not no shaky camera, but better use of shaky camera. It still very much exists but it's used to enhance the fights, not to hide the bad/awkward fight. And the intensity of the shake is very little compared to most fighting movie
Mad Dog was such an honorable fighter. He could have killed Jaka outright, but decided to fight him hand to hand and here, holding how own against two
And together they avenged Jaka by sending him to the dead.
he did not hold on his own, he owned them :) the only thing he did wrong was giving his back away while executing the other dude
@@hellfire2023 why didn't he snap his neck tho, could've been easier
Or he was just a damn battle junkie
He was crazy. According to the actor, he preferred hand-to-hand combat because he enjoyed killing people by his bare hands.
He's no Mad Dog. He's Vicious, Rabid Dog. No wires, no CGI. Purely Awesome.
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Who let akai seigo cook‼️🥷🥷
I know this comment is old as hell but there’s for sure a couple wire gags in this scene, but they are done flawlessly.
One thing I really enjoy about the fight scenes from these actors is that, though not perfect or present all the time, the power punches and kicks that they do really look like power punches and kicks. The way their hips snap and the movement of the leg pushing off before doing the strike. All the fight scenes had people that really knew how to fight and control their bodies to not actually hurt one another. Really amazing stuff.
That's why many martial art's fan like this movie a lot. The main actor didn't like super human who didnt get punched or kicked. Like i can feel his near death
Some people said this scene need 8 days to film because the 2 actors and 1 stuntman exhausted themselves and beaten up so maybe they did some real kicking and stuff
for those wondering, the reason someone would grab someone who's been knocked down & drag them back to their feet is bc they don't know / aren't good at ground fighting. it's a separate skill & if you're outclassed you shouldn't do it bc you can get reversed, pinned bc you don't know how to reverse or escape it & then get your shit fucked up
it also negates any advantage you might have from being taller; it's harder to reverse or attack someone when you're on top of someone who's shorter bc their center of gravity is lower
if you wanna see an example of this, they do get him down and then both try to grapple him at the same time at 2:13 & he defeats them both at the same time -- because he knows how to reverse his way out of it & they aren't good enough at ground grappling to understand the reversals he uses to see them coming & defend against them (there are a limited number of them & all of them are counterable -- the same as attacking someone you've got pinned actually) & a limited number of counters to the reversals
unlike standing combat it's a lot more determined how many moves & countermoves you know, and how much more punishment you can take than your opponent before you run out of the ability to actually perform or defend against the reversals; standing you have to exert the effort to move your hand to punch, on the ground you have to physically move your opponents entire body while you resist it, and unlike standing throws you can't use momentum or trip your opponent to get above them
You know what? I'm about to say it, that's a really cool fact you made! When I was younger my Dad was going to teach me Shotokan but I wasn't all into it. I know 2 facts about it though.
1.) It's used (I think) as a sort of street fighting using full-body contact
2.) Sub-Zero uses it in the ps2 era MK games, which I thought was always cool
This is something I worry about being a tall guy myself. I wonder how much grappling I need to actually know to defend myself from small rabid fighters.
Thank you for the insight !
Looking back at this film, I've thought what if Khabib Nurmagomedov moved to welterweight, and I think it would be like this
Sure he is outreached and outheighted, but when the fight goes to the ground, it all means nothing as it's a very different ballpark
Well explained, that's why there is "arts" in martial arts. Having a good body muscle composition, agility and dexterity is a major factor in a fight but without a proper technique and execution all is futile especially when we face people who knows their stuff.
Same reason why not even some of the best mma fighters go to grapple Charles oliveira when he gets knocked tonthe ground
I love how Mad Dog let them recuperate before fighting them. He's a man of honor.
Its more like he's a thrill-seeking psycho
Guns makes things die quicker
But with brute force you can enjoy the fight honorably for you and you opponent
Not much, he prefers to enjoy the match.
More like Man of chaos
Did that so he can 1v2
I regret commenting on other videos"the best fight scene i have ever seen"
Lmao
just switch to "one of the best fights i have ever seen" instead
The one he has in the kitchen is better in my opinion where he fights the guy with the krambits
so raid 2?
Well take it back then 🤷😅
What I really like about the raid 1 and 2 is watching Rama become a better fighter. Considering what we see, Rama in the Raid 2 could probably take out Mad Dog by himself because he’s learned so much.
Nobody could ever beat mad dog hand to hand
@@pramudyaprilo4750 Uhh batman
@@katrez. yeah batman in his bulletproof armour
@@AJ-dx6bn Batman with 2 hands behind his back
@@pramudyaprilo4750 pretty sure not even the assassin can
This is the hands to hands combat that we all wanted to see. Not some b.s Hollywood funky-ass heavily edited scene and moves.
@@Rockitsteady8513 Yep, I watched the bonus clips of MK 2021 in HBO Max. They said that Joe was like too great a martial artist for the rest of the cast. He was simply way too fast and too good for them.
i bet u guys havent seen the hollywood movie called blood amd bone, undistued 2 3 4
@@interestingtopics419 Those movies got inspiration from The Raid movies, especially with the camera work that Gareth Evans used in the movie. Even Scott Adkins (Yuri Boyka) said he ripped off Iko Uwais's scene when Iko kicked a guy in midair in his Merantau movie. Boyka kicked a guy in midair in Undisputed 3 while trying to free Turbo.
@@verdugo7974 nope undisputed movies started many years before the release of raid movie same with blood and bone its 2009 movie u should say raid has got inspiration from these movies. pls check the year of the movies before u comment.
@@interestingtopics419 Dude, Gareth Evans directed Merantau and The Raid movies.
Merantau came in 2009, and The Raid came in 2010.
Scott Adkins said himself he ripped off the kicking scene in Undisputed 3 (2010) from Merantau, which was out in 2009.
Undisputed 2 has different cinematography compared to Undisputed 3 (2010) and Undisputed 4 (2016). If you look at it, Undisputed 2 (2006) has more cut between fight scenes compared to Undisputed 3 and 4.
It is because Undisputed 2 DID NOT get influenced by Gareth Evans's directing style, at least not yet. It was Isaac Florentine's original directing style.
Undisputed 3 and 4 however, has fight scenes that HIGHLY influenced by Gareth Evans's directing style. Longer takes between fight scenes that showcase the fluidity of the actor's movements.
Seeing this, even in a less then half-full capacity screening, was still one of the best cinema experiences I've ever had. No CGI planetary destructions or epic, 1000 actor battles can top it.
Lucky, I wish I got to see this in cinemas
Camera work is so good during the whole scene. No useless cuts like in so many Hollywood movies where the director has not idea how to film a fight scene. Even some recent Chinese "martial arts" films are now plagued with those cuts that only serve to hide the director's incompetence and the poor physical shape of actors.
This scene is a clinic. A masterpiece. One of the best examples on how to make an intense fight scene with powerful and charismatic characters.
Yes,
It's crazy how he still keeps going despite having a glass shard in his neck 😂
Mad dog the perfect name for him
Im stand tò be corrected brother. That building is full of drug user. I never was they used some sort of addicted drug to enhance.
@@rueljaner6149 nah man I don't think mad dog uses drugs 😅
Probably on bath salt
In my country that can really happend with dark magic call "rawa rontek"
Iko was a beast in this movie. But to handel him, a mad dog was needed. This movie has changed the art of action in the industry.
Better than all the other Hollywood movies where there buddy just stands while othe buddy's is getting beat to shit.
😂😂😂😂😂
Facts!
Hollywood fight scenes suck.
anime fights were also better than hollywood fights
Lebih greget dong dari film kayu suci haha
That's why I Love The Raid and Ong Bak. The stars are legit Martial Artist. Not just a handsome actor who trained for a week and media hype that his already good in doing it.
I remember a bunch of people clapping when they finally beat that dude. What an amazing scene.
The lesson we can learn here is that
..."Overconfidence can kill you no matter how good you are" 😂
Dude its 2 vs 1.
@@adorenu1338 yup but i guess you didn't watch the complete fight... He intentionally gave him chance to untie his brother first so that he can fight with both of them together... Thats called overconfidence.
@@RandomShorts007AP No, that's called honor in fighting.
@@icetea5807 staying alive is more important than so-called honour...je could have kill them easily one by one... You think its not honourable?
He's looking for the rush of fighting by risking his life with a great challenge
0:40 hoooooo that was clean
Rhytm is in the hood 😎
One thing I do love about this film is in every fight, it's gonna start with this tension when it's all about martial"art" at first and will turn into a fight to survive after the real fight begins.
I had the dumbest, goofiest smile on my face during this scene. What a powerful display fight choreography while never compromising on the martial arts. Easily one of the best fights I've seen.
1:45 what a sick moves!
Yup. Black Widow used this moves in Captain America Winter Soldier. The Directors are a big fan of the Raid movies.
At minute 1:55.
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@@janoesbn2143 lol yea but so many transition hh
The raid 1
@@cherry-blood72 yes agree, to much transition
@@janoesbn2143 thank you, this is a new knowledge for me, the raid is big factor for action movie
Mad Dog is the only person in either of the movies that actually had Rama outclassed.
Kitchen fight scene the assassin
@@gokezv2215 Nah, that wasn’t an outclass thing. He and Rama were fairly equal the entire time, and one could argue that he’d have won with medium difficulty had the assassin not been wielding any weapons. Rama would have died if it hadn’t have been for the glass on the floor
@@gokezv2215 That ain't getting outclassed tho, the assassin actually started using karambit later because Rama almost owned him..
@@irvancrocs1753Dont give both weapons, then Assasssin would get crushed and will die in Rama bare hands.
@@irvancrocs1753And on top of that Rama had already just taken some fairly significant damage from the hammer and baseball bat duo. He was definitely above the assassin in terms of ability.
2:06
Dude...at a certain point, it seems like they wasn't trying to kill him, they were trying to *Subdue* him, and they just couldn't.
Maddog is one of the most badness villains ever
They was trying to choke him
One of the best fight scenes I've seen in a martial arts movie. Its gritty, dirty, believable and not like some of the ones I've seen where Kung fu masters take on opponents and don't get a single hit, never get tired or take any damage from opponents that are massively heavier and stronger than they are and clearly have fighting skills that are good enough for them to take on the person their fighting
I see what you did there 🤭
This fight reminds me of when I was doing Tae Kwon Do as an 8-9 year old going against my teacher/master. Sure, we were incompetent, but even when 3 teenager black belts went against him, they still couldn’t beat him. It was crazy watching him absolutely destroy the higher ranking belts. Much respect to all of the choreographers, director, and everyone else who put their all into this masterpiece of a movie.
Wait can you really do high kicks in a real fight? Also is it possible for a fight to last longer than a few seconds?
@@AlekseyMaksimovichPeshkov if you have more stamina then yes
@@muhaiminakbar4472 i thought that in a real fight you DON'T want it to last long actually, right?
@@AlekseyMaksimovichPeshkov Yes, there are some of time where survival is on the line during the fight - you would want to finish off the fight as possible. The adrenaline is crazy.
Yeah, in a fist fight you have to have insane stamina to last longer than a few minutes. Throwing repeated kicks is exhausting, not to mention all the jumps, holds, and throws they do in this fight scene.
one of the best fight scenes of all time
If not the best.
Only raid series and "night has come for us" had the best fight
Ip man has great fight scenes too
The healthbar of this boss is insane!
Even still with co-op this can handle them both amazing!
Indonesian action films are different from other countries, they make it look real and every fight scene is very brutal, you guys are amazing
It's 2024 and I came across this legendary fight scene on the recommended section. Rewatched it full,, enjoyed every second of it like it's my first time watching this scene again.
And yes, it's still the best and most iconic hand-to-hand combat I've ever watched.
Rama been fighting ever since he entered that ghetto..and its great how its shown he slowly getting exhausted with each blows..very accurate.. Despite a skilled fighter rama is loosing the fire and feast..thats how i love seeing heroes in movies..not like with some superhuman indomitable energy..at times he almost giving up❤...thats one reason makes this scene so beautiful triumphing and surreal
Mad Dog deserved his solo movie
UP!
Agree
In a few films with yayan's in it . What ever his name or character i call him as mad dog.
Love to wait
Yoi
4:23 Nice cover brother!
Could've died with that move!!!
This needs a third sequel. You can’t have an amazing set of movies like these two and not have a third one to top it all off.
Rama already said he is done in the ending of raid 2
But we can wish for a similar one like with the same universe and same fighting style
@@A6multimedia i already found out, it was good but sad they-
check this movie the night comes for use Movies with the same actor
@@rektthelegendscollector4908 it's not Rama, Gareth Evans Did
The fact maddog was smaller than Rama and andi and hes still was the dominant one in this fight makes him more scary than him just being some big muscular villain.
stamina.
2:43 That punch was brutal.
1:30 also satisfying moment
Many years ago i watched this movie. I thought it as a chinese movie. But then today i found out that this is an Indonesian movie. Great movie.❤❤❤❤
Ya its Indonesia
Xbox Achievement sound at 4:51, very fitting after that fight.
Achievement Unlocked :
Dog Hunter
@@burnedtraveller Lol, for real.
This movie has changed the perception of action movies literally, what a mind blowing choreography!
Truly one of the best foreign movie fight scene ever made, I'll rate that movie a 10/10. Top notch fights, great thrilling factors, and borderline superhuman characters that are used properly.
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
The sequence at 0:38 is ridiculously smooth.
The antagonist did a good job. He's so smooth with it.
100%
Best choreographed, written, and directed fight scene. Ever.
check out the end fight from the movie "The Night Coms For Us" its about equal to this
4:35 drum n bass sample
Bro the amount of talent that goes into these fight scenes is insane, from the actors, director, camera work, etc.. kudos all around
I haven’t watched this movie in like 10 years and it still lives up to my expectations. Best fight scene in a movie
2:51 the detail of him falling to the ground. Excellent fight scene overall
Most of the raid actor does their own stunt to get real reaction
This is the first time I've watch some fights of The Raid movies, but Jesus...these guys beat each other to a pulp and the end is always so vicious and bloody. Top stuff!
mad dog is absolute the beast, he doesnt care bout money, politics, and everything, he just want to fight and proof himself as the strongest one.
A joker of martial arts. Haha
he's a mad dog
'I am the strongest fighter in the world'
- Yuri Boyka
@@semerahpadi4484 strongest? I think yujiro hanma is strongest human being 🤣
He’s legit terrifying. The way he outclasses Rama and just straight up bullies Andi is like watching an animal rip its prey apart.
The fact that he still could’ve ended them even after getting stabbed in the neck shows how ridiculous he is and how much he loves to fight.
especially in rural areas of Indonesia, many still consider themselves to be warriors, who are ready to die for something trivial.
Just coming back to see if this is still the greatest fight scene of all time........yep, nothings changed.
Too damn strong.. He's like a super soldier 😂
Dude...he is one except he has no serum
I wonder how powerful he'd be with the serum
yeah
trained to be a super soldier
Imagine Mad Dog using super serum just like Steve Rogers
he's like..having multiple health bar layers. Optional boss level.
I was literally speechless for few minutes after watching this....don’t have words to describe this art scene
Nothing better than thee guys violently, methodically and artistically tenderising each other in a death spiral contest of minds, instincts, spirits and reactions for 5 minutes straight!
For a budget that is significantly lower than hollywood this is damn amazing and its even better
It's testament to the incredible skill of the performers that the camera backs off and lets you see the action, rather than try to trick you with a ton of rapid cuts.
This fight is absolutely amazing.. I literally never get tired of seeing it..
in my dreams this what Kung Lao and Liu Kang vs Shang Tsung (or any other fighter) would have been. Unfortunately we got what we got in the new Mortal Kombat movie...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 damn ryt bro🤣🤣🤣
Right, I was excited when kung lao show up
The fight scenes in the Raid movies were directed by martial art professionals, not by people who has never fight even once in their lives.
The 2021 movie was amazing.
They actually got Joe Taslim in the new movie but he's really way too fast. The other ppls in the movie is just cant compete with him
That fall at 1:16 looks so real like i can feel the impact of the fall
If you learn silat, that is a basic technique of fall. Use both palms and arms horizontally to absorb the impact 🙂
@@BlackScale86 as in, it was real lol
There are a video that yayan and iko do some demonstrate about how to not feel pain i forgot the tittle but you should check it. The fall is real probably but there's a video about making the raid there are CGI and the fall is in mattress
I remember fighting with my cousins and doing that to my 7 years old cousin and he landed on a ground hard
I love how here they reversed the values and it worked perfectly. We are usually used to seeing protagonists facing huge, muscular and very strong guys. Here you can see a short guy giving trouble to two strong fighters much bigger than he
Amazing fight, innit? Very beautifully done. I'm glad as an Indonesian citizen can finally see a piece of traditional trove be shown and enjoyed by the international public. On behalf of my country, I thank you so much, guys, for your appreciation!
1:31 that sweep kick, godfuckingdamn man.
Andi is a better man than me. If I got hit with a mixup that nasty I’d just stay down
The best fight scene in the raid redemption
1:43 idk but the throw from that rear choke is fucking awesome
Why do i always come back to watch the raid fight scenes🤣♥️
The fact that no one is trying to escape let’s you know it’s all or nothing in that room with them TOTAL BADASSERY
Despite losing, Mad Dog put up a really GOOD FIGHT! RESPECT!
Still one of the best Boss fights ever made!! True Masterpiece!
just imagine that maddog guy become a ghost.. what kind of poltergeist it’d be
i dont even want to imagine
They need to call the spirit of Bruce lee and Kimbo Slice to beat him
He'd be a Ghost Dog. ;P
scoobidoo
umm.. Mad Ghost?
The fact that he was winning and took a piece of glass to the neck to beat him is a testament of his skill
I love how well they had each other’s back fighting him, almost like best friends beating up a brother in law.💯
They’re brothers actually
They’re a great duo. I can tell you straight up if I was getting mixed up like Andi was at 1:32 I’d just stay down
I can imagine the video game version of this boss battle:
You cannot beat the Boss, keep alive is your only objective. then a scene happen (Mad Dog stabbed by the glass light), that's when the boss is vulnerable.
A video game adaptation of The Raid movies would be sick, not gonna lie.
@@onetimetonio3807 Sifu is the closest we've gotten
4:53 when you finally beat the boss after 15 tries and throw ur controller away
Lol.. good one
yup but for me its the other way around
Am I the only one who supported the single dude??? 😁😁😁Dammmm
If 1 by 1 i think Mad Dog will win .
so do i..even the single dude was the antagonist
@@zfnugraha yup,,, sersan jaka die... One by one with mad dog 👍... Greget abis
Noob
@@zfnugraha He's actually winning the 1v2 tho. Rama play dirty in the end
Comfortably the best fight scene of all time
Long, uncut scenes of brutal combat and fantastic martial arts. I hadn't known it's possible until I saw The Raid.
Who else was thinking the dude would simply get up in the end? :D
Me
Theoretically, he gets up cause they got him ass in Raid 2
What they could’ve done is just decapitate him, then he wouldn’t get up lol
@@jordiogando695 Who knows, who knows
@@KsaeroJett Or set the room on fire w/ his corpse as a metaphor to send him to hell👀🤷🏽♂️
Easily one of the greatest fight scenes I have ever seen, I've seen this movie 5 times now and this whole scene is a standout!!!...
It’s amazing how much energy these ppl have.
I still remember seeing this scene in theatres, let alone the entire movie. I was blown away and knew I had to see this movie a second time.
This gotta be one of the most insane fights I’ve ever seen in cinema.
The way there's no music, to little music, to you suddenly realize there IS music is right up there with that track "Bishop's Countdown" from Aliens. Whole movie of just atmospheric and tense discordance, and suddenly, bang, your hip deep in a heroic swell.
I love that Rama gets better with every movie. In the second movie he was able to beat the endboss by himself. In the first movie he wasn't. :D
1:42 op underrated move
The energy and brutality is just amazing. These guys are phenomenal... :)
this movie out at 2011 and Civil War at 2016, i still can't believe it that this fight has better than Ironman vs Cap & Winter Soldier... no armor, no super power and the fact that small guy still overwhelming them even he still lose...