The Raid 2 (Review)
Director Gareth Hwu Evans got ambitious this time around and failed miserably. Iko Uwais is back, but instead of the non-stop occupation of a building, he goes undercover in a gang and there’s a wasted hour of dull, predictable mobster plotting…in subtitles, no less. When the action does happen, it’s still full of wild, brutal fighting. This 2 1/2 hour film needs to be watched with a remote control, so you can fast forward thru the unnecessary dialogue and savor the fights.
(2 / 5) overall
(5 / 5) the fights
