It takes skill to fight without a weapon. It takes even more skill to fight without using a weapon that's in your hand. Prakoso practically beat all those henchmen without using his _right_ arm.
If you remember his motive for these jobs, it was to pay his child support. He actually hated doing this job, but he said it was the only job he was good at that paid well. He really didnt want to murder anyone, but money talks🤷🏽♂️
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't another hitmen (baseball guy and hammer girl) also going only for their targets, immobilizing anyone else who wasn't involved?
@@Sc0rp83 IMO it's kinda different. Baseball bat man & hammer girl used their weapons not only to kill their main target but their main target's henchmen as well. Meanwhile prakoso used his machette only for his actual target. He immobilized the henchmen only with his bare hand for that sole purpose
I love that they found a way to bring back Yayan Ruhian, dude was one of the high points of the original in a sea of AMAZING things, and yet his fights stood out as some of the best!!!...
Raid 2 - best fight scene (the kitchen fight) in a martial arts movie since Enter the Dragon. There are many good action scenes out there but none have the ambiance, the soundtrack and the pure level of skill like that kitchen fight.
Loved how they did this scene. Takes your expectation as to what you think will happen and just says na we're not going to do that. Watch this instead. Wonderful take on a concept.
I would say it was good of his opponents to line up one by one for him... But as we later learn he is rather effective against massed enemies as well!!! This scene in particular has a real feel of the early 1980's output of John Carpenter and James Cameron--obviously not the style of combat but the use of real locations and especially the lighting. Change the ethnicity of everyone involved and this could easily be Snake Plisken dealing with the minor irritation of a street-gang during a Black Light operation. Or indeed the T800 stalking the neon-lit streets of urban-decay Los Angeles. Absolutely beautiful, moody camera work.
Shaky cams are mosly unappealing but Gareth just makes them camera shake according to the characters movements which makes them dynamic but also comprehensive.
@Topan Lazuardihere in Brazil films like this are only made if a foreigner comes to film action films around here such as Fast and Furious 5 which was filmed here in Rio de Janeiro still with Paul Walker in life.
Yes, he is more creepy than some ghosts or supernatural beings from other movies. Imagine it's night time and you see this guy somewhere standing and staring at you 😱
Just like a line drill in Karate. Everyone lines up charges the person chosen to do defense moves one by one and you get something like this only less violent. I find scenes like these to be really boring and played out. Wouldn’t be so tough if they all charged him but where is the fun in that I guess. 😂
I think Mad Dog will win. His real name is Yayan Ruhian, a Silat master at the level no bare hands can put damage on him. You can hit him, but your hit won't make any damage. It's like Qi Gong in Kungfu. A martial practicing with spesific use of inner energy to enhance durability. Traditional silat fighters usually do it as part of their martial build. And Yayan is the one of the real masters.
Real person against fictional character?? Hmm what should I choose... Maybe. for starters, decide if you're going to stick with personas, or people, who portray those personas?
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It takes skill to fight without a weapon.
It takes even more skill to fight without using a weapon that's in your hand. Prakoso practically beat all those henchmen without using his _right_ arm.
I love how prakoso avoids using his weapon to minimalize an unnecessary bloodbath.
Yeah he uses his weapon only for his main target
If you remember his motive for these jobs, it was to pay his child support. He actually hated doing this job, but he said it was the only job he was good at that paid well. He really didnt want to murder anyone, but money talks🤷🏽♂️
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't another hitmen (baseball guy and hammer girl) also going only for their targets, immobilizing anyone else who wasn't involved?
@@Sc0rp83 yes they are eventually, anyway have you seen the train fight scene or the full movie perhaps?
@@Sc0rp83 IMO it's kinda different. Baseball bat man & hammer girl used their weapons not only to kill their main target but their main target's henchmen as well. Meanwhile prakoso used his machette only for his actual target. He immobilized the henchmen only with his bare hand for that sole purpose
I love that they found a way to bring back Yayan Ruhian, dude was one of the high points of the original in a sea of AMAZING things, and yet his fights stood out as some of the best!!!...
he was the final boss in raid 1
You know you're fucked when you're running away as fast as you can and your pursuer is simply just walking after you.
I think Prakoso might be the most merciful fighter in either of the Raid movies, at least when it comes to lethality
This actor played different characters. The one he played in Raid 1 died
@@1nichita594 Yeah, well they shouldn't recycle actors.
@@lottonthewizard4352 why not?
@@tjr930 I can't be bothered explaining the obvious.
@@lottonthewizard4352 there is no obvious it's just your opinion. filmmakers can do what they want
He's using the machete only to confirm kill his target. The henchmen? Yea well he "only" needs to neutralize them so they won't intervene.
Bangun:kill this guy
prakoso: don't worry, there will only be his blood on this machete
Mad Dog resurrected and back with a vengeance.
Spoiler: he got killed
Maybe he has a twin brother.
Hail, brother
Prakoso?
The raid 1&2..best martial arts since bruce lee..
Damn!!! That's a good point, and I agree. It is so good, isn't it?
True. I like most of JCVD early flims like bloodsport and kickboxer etc. But The raid much better.
Tony jaa's ong bak and tom yum goong also not bad either
Ayy man you right!!!
Raid 2 - best fight scene (the kitchen fight) in a martial arts movie since Enter the Dragon. There are many good action scenes out there but none have the ambiance, the soundtrack and the pure level of skill like that kitchen fight.
i like how the henchmen just charge unarmed at a guy with a machete..
They are actually pretty decent but yeah.
Loved how they did this scene. Takes your expectation as to what you think will happen and just says na we're not going to do that. Watch this instead. Wonderful take on a concept.
Nero: What's the point of packing a sword like that if you aren't even gonna use it!?
Good, DMC reference, I like it
Only your blood is gonna paint this red.
Its Greget Time..
@@aasdesta6607 who?
@@umarmuhtadin3784 Hence why Dante is more Gunslinger than Sword Master.
0:09 How my mom sees me when I didn't shave for 1 week..
lol
Prakoso was the mad dog in raid 1, the person who fought rama and the other guy at same time.
Andi Rama's brother
I was still in primary school when I watched the first one and yet I still Remember
are u really going to run up against a hobo guy with a fricking machete?
This is how you film a nighttime scene. I could tell what was going on the whole time.
One of the best action movies in decades.
I love that it's a group of guys, but they walk in one by one. 😂😂😂
Spotted -20000
Bodies found -20000
noticed kill -20000
no recordings
no non-target casualty
★★★☆☆
No one saw him kill, those goons were all knockouts
I am fully addicted to watch the fight seen and bgm🤕😲
Really wish they didn't kill off Mad Dog especially really early in the movie he should've stayed longer.
The Raid 2 supposed to be stand alone movie but they dont have the budget so they make The Raid to raise fund .
The ‘going in 1 by 1’ technique is used by criminal organizations all around the world.
I would say it was good of his opponents to line up one by one for him... But as we later learn he is rather effective against massed enemies as well!!!
This scene in particular has a real feel of the early 1980's output of John Carpenter and James Cameron--obviously not the style of combat but the use of real locations and especially the lighting. Change the ethnicity of everyone involved and this could easily be Snake Plisken dealing with the minor irritation of a street-gang during a Black Light operation. Or indeed the T800 stalking the neon-lit streets of urban-decay Los Angeles. Absolutely beautiful, moody camera work.
Awhhh that ripped tendon 0:30
the first guy is soo lucky
Shaky cams are mosly unappealing but Gareth just makes them camera shake according to the characters movements which makes them dynamic but also comprehensive.
he could have killed them all but his target was just one, the rest were just obstacles. When will this movie be available here in Brazil!?
@Topan Lazuardihere in Brazil films like this are only made if a foreigner comes to film action films around here such as Fast and Furious 5 which was filmed here in Rio de Janeiro still with Paul Walker in life.
@Topan Lazuardi that's right! my english and understanding are weak today. Have a nice weekend!👍
This movie was released in 2014, try searching for it online instead
@@cristianodomingos8599 Your English is better than many Americans'.
Would love to see yayan ruhian playing a psycho character in horror movie
Jason Voorhees but smaller guy
1:42 Nice, its Juicy
0:57 he pushed the girl to protect himself. ahaha
He didn't even look at the girl who was pushed at him. Dedication to the job.
How it feels to play yoshimitsu, having a sword in your hand but rarely ever using it
Pakroso is good in braking people bones during fights
A man of focus
Prakoso looked terrifying with that beard and mustache.
Yes, he is more creepy than some ghosts or supernatural beings from other movies.
Imagine it's night time and you see this guy somewhere standing and staring at you 😱
Bro he had a machete and he didnt use them for the first 7 guys
Jason Voorhees would be proud❤
0:30 ugh
Honestly imagine a slasher movie with a character like this chasing you.
Prakoso fought them brutal and hard. But what upsets me he couldn't see his child no more after he chose the life he wanted
What did he expect? Hitmen don't lead child-friendly lives.
I've spoilered pretty much both movies by watching these clips but still wanna watch the whole movie
Yahan ruhian as Shang Tsung. Make it happen please 🙏🙏🙏
Phisical therapy and some good doctor, and they will be just fine.
Add some vitamin D3 softgels
You gotta wonder who is worse off: The guy he used the machete on, or the guys he didn't use the machete on.
People running meanwhile (me) if I was there "how bout I stay and enjoy the show" lol
Such a beast
when yayan ruhian took role in action movie, we know it would great
Already watch ashiap men?
Even death can't stop mad dog
Respetable como no uso el machete con ninguno de los que lo atacaron, sin contar que a la chica ni la miro. Fue a lo que fue.
Es por eso q pakroso es mi asesino favorito en esta pelicula
I love prokasa's fight sense
subordinateに刃物使わないのはせめてもの優しさですね
Jazakallahu khairan
ini yang aku suka..mantap👍👍
this is amazing..👍👍
Just like a line drill in Karate. Everyone lines up charges the person chosen to do defense moves one by one and you get something like this only less violent. I find scenes like these to be really boring and played out. Wouldn’t be so tough if they all charged him but where is the fun in that I guess. 😂
Prakoso kept some emergency doctors busy that night.
Absolutely lethal
YEAH BUDDY! WOOOOHOOOO BOY C'MONE YEAH!
The dog bark.. that called detail
Remember..
This guy starred in the Star Wars: The Force Awakens film
I think he was one of guys who were after Han Solo
Prakoso only using his left hand because it would be too easy to use both
Amazing🤩👏👍
.muito bom mano incrível
Yayan's so nice, they cast him twice.
I think prakoso is kinda like he doing it from Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th
El villano le llevaba mucha ventaja cuando huyó, pero de un momento a otro es alcanzado...
Que raro que perro loco regrese si el murio por que rama y andi lo mataron en la anterior pelicula
Kendrick Lamar vs Drakes and Coles
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After action, very slow man
el kung fu asiatico es lo mejor me gusta
Reminds me of sifu.
Mad Dog woof woof
@@johnspartan578 is it cold in here, or is it just me?
I’ve seen Raid 2 not once, don’t remember this episode. What’s the name of this movie?
that is the raid 2
@@fawwaznagib269 my bad, gotta watch it again
@@elijahrusin9973 The Raid 2 is a movie, it only had one episode.
@@jeremyfrost2636 right on
Beware the old man in a business where most die young
The best scene the Raid 2
Jabar❤🎉😂
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Netto fighting a few dudes without using his right arm (ok maybe not for the last one)
Có dao mà dùng tay là thấy huế rồi nha
legend
What happened with unknown man running of prakoso
When the raid 3 ?
R u new comer ?
2069
There won't be
The director said he's not doing it.
Lets just consider those goons that got their bone broken is lucky. Since they didn't get killed
Toga
Legend
When I can fight like this😩
Learn pencak silat. If you get good enough at it, you'll be able to fight like this.
Movie name please tell me
The raid 2
Tq
Just realised they were the same actors from the kitchen fight
Nope, They are different if prakoso is played by actor Yayan Ruhiyan, while in the kitchen battle it is played by Cecep Arif Rahman
@@crazinessnword212 i meant the kitchen staff
@@crazinessnword212 are you from indonesia?
This is Mag dog in part 1 ??
Yes. They brought the actor back to play a different character, Prakoso.
@@jeremyfrost2636 is also true.i think Mag Dog died in part 1
@@caumilos6348 Indeed he did. But Gareth Evans liked working with the actor so much that he wrote him a new part.
The best
0:13 genderuwo ...
TÃO VALENTE PRA MORRER TÃO FACIL NO FINAL..ESSES FILMES FASEM OS CARA DE IDIOTA
Jony jaa vs Mad dog
Who can win the fight
Mad dog. Hes real master of martial art
Power:tony jaa but overall i love mad dog..
He got speed,agility,balance, cool movement in killer instinct
Tony jaa more like fighter then asassin..
I think Mad Dog will win. His real name is Yayan Ruhian, a Silat master at the level no bare hands can put damage on him. You can hit him, but your hit won't make any damage. It's like Qi Gong in Kungfu. A martial practicing with spesific use of inner energy to enhance durability. Traditional silat fighters usually do it as part of their martial build. And Yayan is the one of the real masters.
Real person against fictional character?? Hmm what should I choose... Maybe. for starters, decide if you're going to stick with personas, or people, who portray those personas?
Guys! Let's attack 1 by 1!
This pencak silat
Yep. I tried to learn it after watching this, but I'm not very good. Certainly can't fight like these guys.
Prakoso will end it Impaled one last
0:29 😮
Spoiler:
Kinda wish he survived way longer.
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I WOULD HAVE CALL 911