Customer Ratings & Reviews

The raid 2 maybe long winded for an action film but it's very dramatic and at times kinda of cliche but in a good way that try to imitate gangster movies and old Kung fu films. The same rules still apply hardcore violence and intricate action scenes. Not for the faint of heart

This is a movie that easily fits into any action fan's top 10. The choreography is great and the fighting is consistent throughout the 2 hours, or so, of the movie. It's similar to the first movie, with more weapons, and a bit of character added to the bad guys.

Sequel to the Raid:Redemption beats it in every way possible with the action & fights. Iko Uwais was blasted for his one face acting but I thought he had a solid performance considering it wasn't the best story to really go all Bob Deniro on. Otherwise fans of action movies will enjoy this-it was way better than Special ID & I'm a huge Donnie Yen fan!

This movie has some of the most brutal, yet amazing fight sequences that I've ever seen in a movie. I would say that it's just as good as the first movie (The Raid). Lots of respect for the actors and stuntmen for making everything look realistic.

This is first and foremost an action movie, with that said it has a decent story line. The action sequences will make you cringe every time you see someone's face bashed in slow motion. This is definitely those movies that you have in your collection. Highly recommended.

IMO This is better than the first but not buy much..... It continues from the last movie and doesn't hold back. Great story and mind blowing action will keep this movie in heavy rotation... I will be watching this over and over until the third installment.....

I didn't think they could top the first movie (Raid: Redemption) but I think this sequel did. This one is a lot more fleshed out than the first one, but still manages to have some of the greatest action fight scenes I've ever seen. Fan of the first? Get the second..

Been waiting for this movie ever since I saw the first Raid film, and it totally blows it out the water when it comes to action and the fight choreography. Absolutely brutal and you will not be disappointed if you are a fan of action or martial arts. A must see to believe!!!

The short and sweet... The movie is near perfect when it comes to action.... It just leaks in some of the plot ... Why is their only guns sometimes? Spoiler Gun beats hammers easily.... The first movie was perfectly explained... In all, I was thoroughly entertained and would buy it again in a heartbeat as their is huge replay value...

If you have seen and liked The Raid: Redemption, you will surely like this one. Must say that this one's plot is . . . well, who watches this for the plot? Still, taking one star off because of it (Redemption had a better plot). As always the action scenes' choreography is great and the acting is as good as can be expected.

I loved the fist one and went in with high hopes for the sequel. I was pleased with the final product however completely different reasons than why I enjoyed the original. This film is much more story driven and has some great/intense action scenes spliced throughout.

one of the best martial arts films in recent years. While seeing the first Raid film is highly recommended, I wouldn't say its absolutely necessary before seeing this installment. The fight scenes were fantastic, the cinamatography and direction was on point and the climax was super satisfying. highly violent and with loads of gore

This film is one of the best martial arts films in the past ten years. It harkens back to the early days of Jackie Chan and more recent Ong Bak films. Little to no wire work, fast paced, intricately choreographed fights, with a decent story. Highly recommended.

A great follow-up to The Raid: Redemption. Awesome action fight scenes that will make you gasp and cheer as the movie goes on. Long but not drawn out. Bonus deleted scene is one of the best fight scenes I've seen, too bad it didn't make it in the movie.

Taking off right where the last film ended, The Raid 2 amps up the action and brings forth the martial arts to a brutal level. Though the plot isn't very strong, there is enough in there to keep you invested for the entire length. Be warned though, there are some rough spots of action that will most likely make you cringe.

i would highly recommend anyone who is a fan of the first raid movie. this sequel follows off right after the events from the first movie and has a bigger plot than the first movie. the movie also has new characters that help reenforce the movie even further.

Continuing on the successful formula from The Raid, The Raid 2 surprises with some of the best fight scenes filmed in recent martial arts film history. In particular, the showdown in the kitchen should be considered one of the best ever committed to film. Well worth adding to the library as a companion to The Raid.

This Movie sort of picks off were the other one left off in terms of story. It differs from the first in the fact that it no longer takes place mostly in a large building under siege. The movie was a bit long and the story tends to be slightly convoluted but it pays off in the end with some great fight scenes.

First time I saw this movie, I was a little shocked at the amount of blood there was compared to the first movie. Seeing it a second time knowing the brutality of some of the sequences, I appreciated the story and fight scenes a whole lot more...

A great sequel to a great movie (The Raid : Redemption). The action is pushed to the next level with increasingly inventive items used during the fight sequences. Also don't forget to watch the deleted scene! While I understand why it may have been cut from the movie, it is no less thrilling to watch!