This movie is so brutal, Rob Liefeld (the creator of Deadpool) tweeted that Timo Tjahjanto (the director of this movie) should helm Deadpool 3 after he watched it.
The blend of martial arts, cruelty, brutality, violence and action into one. All the female characters in this film are like possessed with their respective fighting styles. That makes this film different from most other martial arts films.
The biggest mistake of the MK film was not having Iko Uwais on board, he's the one who done the fight choreography for this film and both the raid films
Years ago, after the release of the Raid, Iko Uwais was rumored to play Liu Kang but it didn't come to fruition. I don't know if it was true though. But yeah, if he was involved in MK, I think the movie could be more spicy.
Aw, I'm a little disappointed that you skipped my favorite part of the whole movie, which is in the final fight where Arian misses the kick and hits his shin on the metal beam. I love how out of all the gallons of blood spilled in the movie from knifes, gunshots and razor wire, that's the one that gets everyone. It's universally painful. But I do understand how much you have to kill to avoid copyright, it sucks.
Ahhhh I know, I'm sorry!!! I wish I could've included that entire fight. There was just so much in this movie I had to cut out of the reaction that was worthy of being included!
If you like seeing Julie Estelle and Iko Uwais in action, then the movie "HEADSHOT" will be your thing. It's got decent action scenes and much more tame than the Night Comes for Us and the Raid movies combined.
Thanks for another fine reaction video!👍 Personal observation: The sheer amount of violence and gore in this one may seem numbing and/or desensitizing, but I think it's quite intentional and fitting, putting the viewer in the emotional postion of the characters. Their life of violent crime takes its toll on them, chipping away at their humanity, taking away their empathy - until they either totally embrace it (like Alma and Elena) it, or have an "Ito moment", a last chance to redeem themselves. And while Ito dies in the end, at that very moment he's more of a human being than he was at the beginning. End of rambling 😄.
Good point! I also like the deliberate decision to linger on the effects of violence for an additional reason. It's sort of an anti-glorification kick; unlike sanitized Hollywood violence, this makes getting in a fight seem like the last thing any sane person would want to do, because nobody comes out unscathed.
Because Timo (the director) are well known as a horror movie director at here in Indonesia, so when Netflix made this we actually surprised. We had a very harsh censor law at here but streaming are the loophole, Timo really took advantage of this with more gory details he couldn't have in his other movies released for the theater 😁
Well , called the Tarantino's blood scene types and "gladiator" the series , bloody but somehow still beauty . Not Chainshaw , Timo indeed the creator of "rumah dara" (horor and gore) , but he is still had that "splash of beauty blood" sense , haha , feel weird my self to talking this , :))
i’m glad you enjoyed this, i loved it. i love martial arts movies, they get me on the edge but great reaction! you should watch more martial arts movies.
This movie is unreasonably gruesome 😂 That final fight is probably then single greatest fight scene in history Seriously though it drives me crazy when someone sacrifices themselves and the person who is supposed to be leaving just stands there and wastes time.
ive noticed in action films when the main bad guy and the main guy are best friends in real life the final fight between them is insane . yes Joe and Iko are the best of friends .
Right very right , Timo , Julie , iko , yayan , joe taslim , hannah al-rashyid (elena) , dian sastro (alma) , are best friends in real world , so that list make jump the emotion for just seen it ... Then so the raid one and two , and TNCFU , are first KNOWN by bunch of that names haha , and ofcourse by the reputation all each of 'em :)
yes everyone asking about what is julie estelle character here? but i heard the issue about there will be the sequel.. By the way, NEXT: review *HEADSHOT* movie. The same director and actors...
Yeah it amazes that she didn't know martial art whatsoever before the raid 2 but pulled it off, this and headshot too iko's team and yayan ( mad dog ) really were successful on giving martial art training to her
I just found this review but could I recommend checking out On your own time the show half world, the lead is Salvita decorte who played Shinta and so far it’s honestly really good in my opinion (also it’s not gory)
Naw, it's because all those bullshit supplements he sells have rotted his brain to the point that he can no longer handle anything more complex, hence his regular touting of obvious moron grifters.
Thank you for fullfilling my wish reacting to TNCFU. Anyway, Iko had also been in a Hollywood movie called Mile 22. Mark Wahlberg was in there too. Please react to it as well, if you don’t mind🙏. I will really appreciate it.
@@MollyBeeReacts For your information: The director of this film is a director who often makes horror and action films. If you are interested, the director of this film also made horror films entitled "May The Devil Take You Too(2018) | Netflix Original" and "May The Devil Take You Too(2020) | Shudder Original".
@@Nightlotus01998 I think it was muay boran that I was thinking of. The fact that they use elbows, knees, and headbutt seemed brutal imo since those are the hardest bones in the body. Muay thai seems like it's made to cause pain, silat seems like it made to kill. Im no martial arts expert just stating my observation.
@@calisthetics For your information: Silat is not used for killing, but for self-defense. For example: If someone wants to kill you, but you can only use Silat, then you should defend yourself as best you can. If this is impossible to do, then you will counterattack your enemy using a martial art called "Silat". And Silat also uses elbows, knees and both hands to counterattack your enemies.
still hope one day Timo gets to make his movie focused on Julie Estelle's character, The Operator.
OH I would love that!!!
Even Julie herself said recently on instagram she hopes The Operator gets her own movie.
I heard that the director will make a sequel
Timo has confirmed he's working on it
And the hammer-girl from raid2 also , haha
This movie is so brutal, Rob Liefeld (the creator of Deadpool) tweeted that Timo Tjahjanto (the director of this movie) should helm Deadpool 3 after he watched it.
That would be SICK!
Yes she is a hammer girl..
The blend of martial arts, cruelty, brutality, violence and action into one. All the female characters in this film are like possessed with their respective fighting styles. That makes this film different from most other martial arts films.
This film is not about martial arts, but about the art of fighting to kill. Very good movie.
The biggest mistake of the MK film was not having Iko Uwais on board, he's the one who done the fight choreography for this film and both the raid films
Years ago, after the release of the Raid, Iko Uwais was rumored to play Liu Kang but it didn't come to fruition. I don't know if it was true though. But yeah, if he was involved in MK, I think the movie could be more spicy.
I demand he be cast as Kuai Liang, the younger Sub-Zero (and Bi-Han's brother) in the sequel.
Imagine iko uwais as scorpion vs sub zero joe taslim
Aw, I'm a little disappointed that you skipped my favorite part of the whole movie, which is in the final fight where Arian misses the kick and hits his shin on the metal beam. I love how out of all the gallons of blood spilled in the movie from knifes, gunshots and razor wire, that's the one that gets everyone. It's universally painful.
But I do understand how much you have to kill to avoid copyright, it sucks.
Ahhhh I know, I'm sorry!!! I wish I could've included that entire fight. There was just so much in this movie I had to cut out of the reaction that was worthy of being included!
@@MollyBeeReacts Good thing I didn't watch that movie 🍿🎥! It looks gruesome!
U know what, Timo (tncfu director) n Gareth Evans (Raid) collaborate in V/H/S 2 (2013). Their segment, SAFE HAVEN is crazy n chaotic. Have a try!
If you like seeing Julie Estelle and Iko Uwais in action, then the movie "HEADSHOT" will be your thing. It's got decent action scenes and much more tame than the Night Comes for Us and the Raid movies combined.
This was one of the bloodiest action movies I've ever seen.
12:07 Lol you hand🤣
This movie is amazing, when I first watched this movie, I felt like I was watching a horror movie.
Thanks for another fine reaction video!👍
Personal observation: The sheer amount of violence and gore in this one may seem numbing and/or desensitizing, but I think it's quite intentional and fitting, putting the viewer in the emotional postion of the characters. Their life of violent crime takes its toll on them, chipping away at their humanity, taking away their empathy - until they either totally embrace it (like Alma and Elena) it, or have an "Ito moment", a last chance to redeem themselves.
And while Ito dies in the end, at that very moment he's more of a human being than he was at the beginning.
End of rambling 😄.
Good point! I also like the deliberate decision to linger on the effects of violence for an additional reason. It's sort of an anti-glorification kick; unlike sanitized Hollywood violence, this makes getting in a fight seem like the last thing any sane person would want to do, because nobody comes out unscathed.
Idk how brutal movie reactions became your thing but damn these movies have been great
LOL well they won't be my only thing but people recommended all of these movies to me after the Mortal Kombat film because of Joe Taslim.
Fyi, by people describing the "horror" element of this film, is more of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre side as opposed to the jump-scare type.
Hahaha yes that absolutely makes sense!
Because Timo (the director) are well known as a horror movie director at here in Indonesia, so when Netflix made this we actually surprised. We had a very harsh censor law at here but streaming are the loophole, Timo really took advantage of this with more gory details he couldn't have in his other movies released for the theater 😁
Well , called the Tarantino's blood scene types and "gladiator" the series , bloody but somehow still beauty . Not Chainshaw ,
Timo indeed the creator of "rumah dara" (horor and gore) , but he is still had that "splash of beauty blood" sense , haha , feel weird my self to talking this , :))
i’m glad you enjoyed this, i loved it. i love martial arts movies, they get me on the edge but great reaction! you should watch more martial arts movies.
This movie is unreasonably gruesome 😂
That final fight is probably then single greatest fight scene in history
Seriously though it drives me crazy when someone sacrifices themselves and the person who is supposed to be leaving just stands there and wastes time.
I thought you were used to mortal kombat's fatality. Great reaction video 👍
That's video game graphics though! ...and honestly, Sheeva's spine fatality still makes me shiver and look away!
Whew! What a movie! Great reaction Molly! The brutality in this film is FIRE!
some conspiration said that the motorcycle woman was the child herself that come from future and wanted to seek revenge.
ive noticed in action films when the main bad guy and the main guy are best friends in real life the final fight between them is insane . yes Joe and Iko are the best of friends .
Right very right , Timo , Julie , iko , yayan , joe taslim , hannah al-rashyid (elena) , dian sastro (alma) , are best friends in real world , so that list make jump the emotion for just seen it ...
Then so the raid one and two , and TNCFU , are first KNOWN by bunch of that names haha , and ofcourse by the reputation all each of 'em :)
Most brutal action movie i'vr ever seen
I'm happy to see your expression. Greetings from Banjarmasin Indonesia
This is how subzero should fight
Damn bloody good movie,love iko and taslim...i wish mortal kombat more like this
Brutal movie,Nice movie
I love this movie so much
It was excellent!
@@MollyBeeReacts exactly and I own it so I can watch it anytime I want
yes everyone asking about what is julie estelle character here? but i heard the issue about there will be the sequel.. By the way, NEXT: review *HEADSHOT* movie.
The same director and actors...
Headshot - okay I will look it up!
Those two people got "BONED". Lol
Now this.. mortal kombat
Hahaha lots of fatalities present here for sure lol
This is what Mortal Kombat should have been
Exactly...
in essence you are in awe of the brutality of this film!
That sums it up pretty perfectly! lol
Wicked brutal this looks really good 😎
It is! I highly recommend watching the whole thing - I had to cut down a lot for a reaction video but there is a lot more to it! It's on Netflix!
Perfect reaction to the brutal intense fight/action scenes in this movie
Nooo... Where's my boy hobby scene with steel plat
Are you sure texas chainsaw massacre than brutal from TNCFU?
@@Nightlotus01998 oke diedit mbak, love u, thanks
@@Nightlotus01998 punya IG?
The gore comes from us
Yes she is the hammer girl julie estelle
I thought so! I really like her in this movie!
Yeah it amazes that she didn't know martial art whatsoever before the raid 2 but pulled it off, this and headshot too iko's team and yayan ( mad dog ) really were successful on giving martial art training to her
@@jixshaw5187 That is INSANE! She seems so comfortable with everything! They really did a great job training her, for sure.
@@MollyBeeReacts yes she dies lol true actress there lol
Sub zero brutality
LOL more than one!
Told ya it was epic lol I’d say watch Apocalypto next if haven’t already. Absolutely amazing
Fun movie....think there's only this,Mute and Apostle that are stopping me cancelling Netflix...can't seem to find them anywhere else...
Nice👍👍👍🥰
Thank you!
Yeah thanks for the reaction gorgeous,,5 thumbs up for u girl,,good luck for ur channel 😘🙏
Joe taslim as sub zero (MK2021)
Yes! That was the first time I saw him!
Film favorit ini ... Mantaapppp
This film like a horror movie, cool sis👍👍👍
Yes it really is!!! And thank you!
this is one of the best indonesian romantic movies, love it ❤❤❤
Lol😅🤣 Are you sarcasm?
@@Nightlotus01998 it depends on dian sastro and hannah al-rashyid sequels maybe hahha
Nice reaction
Yup... Finally. 🔥
Nice oooooh ooww owe reaction, lol
Nice reaction❤️, next react "hit n run " joe taslim comedy movie😂
DOPE..👌
I just found this review but could I recommend checking out On your own time the show half world, the lead is Salvita decorte who played Shinta and so far it’s honestly really good in my opinion (also it’s not gory)
It's brutal
But I enjoy it
And you know, you look like Elizabeth Olsen in this video 😅
Hello from Indonesia, I love you 3000.
Finally.....
NEXT... HEADSHOOT
I .... ammmm .... subze- ... oops wrong movie 😂💙💙💙
LOOOOOL different movie - equally badass character
And the scene of Joe Taslim choking Iko Uwais with his tie is why Joe Rogan only wears clip-on ties.
Naw, it's because all those bullshit supplements he sells have rotted his brain to the point that he can no longer handle anything more complex, hence his regular touting of obvious moron grifters.
Yay another movie reaction 😌😌😌🥰🥰😙😙😘😘
We're grinding! lol
Thank you for fullfilling my wish reacting to TNCFU. Anyway, Iko had also been in a Hollywood movie called Mile 22. Mark Wahlberg was in there too. Please react to it as well, if you don’t mind🙏. I will really appreciate it.
Yeah, this one is brutal as f**k.
Definitely the most brutal I've ever seen!
@@MollyBeeReacts For your information: The director of this film is a director who often makes horror and action films. If you are interested, the director of this film also made horror films entitled "May The Devil Take You Too(2018) | Netflix Original" and "May The Devil Take You Too(2020) | Shudder Original".
Saya suka❤❤❤
omg i like part 6:20 7:35 love blonde girl was so badass
So, Molly. How's your mentality? 😂😂😂 Time to watch some kitten videos.
Next reaction Indonesian movie.. headshot 2016 thats great movie to
😎👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes she true hamergirls,name aktris: jullie estele
She's fantastic!
Ww i like your reaction,. ❣️💕
If your content is about Indonesian culture, movie, etc Will give you thumbs up and like 😂😂
NGL, the audio quality was shit
Next dara macabre
But you look like joe taslim girlfriend in this movie
Wow, thank you!!!
Bro silat is fucking brutal, and I thought muay thai was the most brutal.
Nah, I don't think Muay Thai is brutal. In my opinion, silat is one of the most brutal martial arts in Southeast Asia.
@@Nightlotus01998 I think it was muay boran that I was thinking of. The fact that they use elbows, knees, and headbutt seemed brutal imo since those are the hardest bones in the body. Muay thai seems like it's made to cause pain, silat seems like it made to kill. Im no martial arts expert just stating my observation.
@@calisthetics For your information: Silat is not used for killing, but for self-defense. For example: If someone wants to kill you, but you can only use Silat, then you should defend yourself as best you can. If this is impossible to do, then you will counterattack your enemy using a martial art called "Silat". And Silat also uses elbows, knees and both hands to counterattack your enemies.
@@calisthetics Silat is the art off killing. dancing killing art. It is used in war.
You tough inside, usually ladies can not and will not watch a fight movie with blood and guts even if you asked one to watch one with you
12:06 cringe lvl 999
The night comes for women improvement 😂
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