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Paul_ABZ

Lands every punch

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 23 de abril de 2014

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Merantau Warrior: a young rural martial artist must head to Jakarta as part of his coming-of-age ritual, but when his plans fall through he soon gets caught up in some grotty business. The story takes its time to warm up, but from the first frame the it looks great, with guerrilla location use of the vivid & vibrant countryside, and the city's graffiti, buildings, clothes etc. The film really comes to life when the fighting starts - it remains intricate, innovative and entertaining through all of the set-pieces; and nothing beats a good-old showdown in an industrial shipping container yard!

Iko Uwais shines brightest when kicking and punching his way through every extra in the country, but he can also hold a scene; If there's any justice he will be the next action mega-star in the vein of Tony Jaa / Donnie Yen. An added benefit is that Silat is such a visual fighting style, and with no-nonsense, non-shaky camerawork it's a treat to watch. Other than the slow-start, gratuitous cheesy love angle and a sloppy undercurrent of Western people taking liberties, Merantau Warrior lands every punch.

Between this and The Raid - that Gareth Evans is now 2 for 2 in my book, and with the obvious improvement between the movies, I'm super-pumped for the final installment of this trilogy.

Score: 7.5/10 - from ParagraphFilmReviews dot com

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Valen's Shadow

Merantau - Very Good Martial Arts Movie

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 15 de junio de 2010

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I've been looking forward to this DVD for quite a while having seen the trailer back in 2009. I have to say this film doesn't disappoint delivering some very good action sequences plus a little more heart than the usual martial-arts film.

The beginning is slow as the characters are introduced as they prepare for the rites of passage journy called Merantau, the real name of the film by the way. It is something that when a young man of a certain age leaves home to make his own way in life. The lead character, Yudo, then heads for Jakarta to become a teacher of the Indonesian martial-arts form Silat.

Yudo, through means I shall not spoil, ends up helping a girl in distress (a young stripper named Astri -Sisca Jessica ) and tries to help her. At this point the martial-arts action begins featuring some very different and exciting skills from that talented lead Iko Uwais. I personally felt to begin with the martial-arts lacked power but it's as if as the movie progressed and Yudo, who didn't seem to want to hurt any one, gradually unleashes his talents. Leading to ever more increasingly thrilling displays of martial-arts, with ever more power. it is all Very exciting with a hightlight fight set in a lift!

Fortunately this film features a more grounded martial-arts display and seemingly different from the usual Chinese, Japanese and more recent Thai techniques, that works very well on screen.

While I would say the action is plentiful I would not call it completely action-packed. However I do feel the drama aspect which while not hugely time-consuming makes you care for the characters more. I found the film very satisfying from that point of view and as someone who highly enjoys his martial-arts action, it's a winning combination even if the story is not hugely original.

I'd definitely recommend this movie, without a single doubt, but if you're looking for something that little bit more hardcore try Broken Path starring Johnny Yong Bosch. Excellent. BUT don't pass this movie by.

I would also keep an eye out for the director and star of this film's new effort, probably not due until 2011, entitled Berandal. Any new film starring Iko Uwais is definitely worth keeping tabs on! He's a future star of the genre.

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Sordel

Standout Entry In A Crowded Genre

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 12 de octubre de 2012

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If, like me, you are coming to Merantau after the relentless brutal action of The Raid, you may be surprised by its comparative restraint. Don't get me wrong: this is still a very violent film (and I'd like to know what the BBFC were smoking the day that they passed this as a 15 certificated film!) but it also a far more humane film that will appeal more to a more traditional martial arts audience.

Director Gareth Evans does a great job here, showing considerable sensitivity to the Indonesian setting but at the same time exhibiting a wonderful grasp of Western film conventions. Pacing is leisurely at first, but gradually cranks up, with every fight exploiting its environment to the best effect. The stunt-work and fighting is first-rate. Moreover, the acting from the Indonesian cast is very good (and of course Iko Uwais gives a charismatic performance as the lead) though the Western villains felt to me slightly too cartoonish for the film.

Like several other reviewers here, I have held back a star: not because this isn't a very good film (it is!) but because its very simple (and occasionally sentimental) plot doesn't advance much on what Way of the Dragon achieved forty years ago. Nevertheless, this is a very straightforward piece of chopsocky done very well, and should be a must-see for followers of the genre.

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Lol Howard

From the makers of Raid.......

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 22 de marzo de 2021

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Great film if your a fan of The Raid and Raid 2. Not as good but still worth a watch. Ordered and received a French version though? Bought again elsewhere for English subtitles.

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Mr. S. Riaz

Evolved Well - Director and Star

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 13 de septiembre de 2014

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Not a bad attempt and evolved well - the director and the star as seen in Raid 1 & 2. I had to watch this movie, even though I had already seen it on another site! A rush job. I wouldn't keep this flick in my collection but the fight in the elevator and the end were good, for the time.

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