As World War II rages, the elite Sixth Ranger Battalion is given a mission of heroic proportions: push 30 miles behind enemy lines and liberate over 500 American prisoners of war. Conversely, it's the duration of this film that makes it seem overly long at times. The Great Raid - Official Trailer (HD) The inspirational true story of one of the most the triumphant rescue missions in U.S. But then again, this is a movie that is not seen for a plot, but for the action sequences. The original was a rambunctious, incredibly violent, utterly giddy. Sub-plots and side-characters pop by (some are dispatched as quickly) now and then. When Sundance announced the running time for The Raid 2: Berandal at 148 minutes, there were plenty of reasons to be concerned. He finds himself under the wing of boss Bangun (Tio Pakusadewo), watched by his second-hand man, Eka (Oka Antara), and asked to watch his ambitious son, Uco (Arifin Putra). The only difference is, there is quite a maze that our protagonist has to wind his way through. The Raid 2 follows on directly from The Raid, as honest cop Rama goes undercover with the Jakarta mob, trying to wipe out the corruption within the force. With baseball bats breaking bones aplenty, there are no double meanings or any subtle asides to dilute the action this is pure violence. Incredibly well choreographed fight sequences in very tight confined spaces with many characters involved are amazing to watch. They'd do a psychotic butcher proud with their gory handiwork. The gang behind the Hatton Garden raid may have carried out a similar theft from a Berlin bank two years ago. This British director has immense talent, and working with an all-Asian cast, manages to make a 2.5 hour movie that is non-stop action. The filmmaker was speaking at a panel discussion of the first edition of the Kashi Film Festival in Varanasi. The interestingly-titled Hammer Girl (Estelle) and her brother Baseball Bat Man (Yulisman) go about doing pretty much what their names suggest, relentlessly. LUCKNOW: Producer Kumar Mangat Pathak on Tuesday announced the sequel to his 2018 film 'Raid' and said the follow-up will be based on the real-life story of multiple raids at the houses and factory of perfume trader Piyush Jain in Kanpur and Kannauj. Uco (Putra) is his son and second-in-command.
Bangun (Pakusodewo) is the hyper mob boss whom everyone is terrified of.
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