Raid 2: The Mob is an action film directed by Gareth Evans and starring Ico Uéce, Downey Alancia and others.
In Jakarta, where the police and villains are complicit, black and white. In order to destroy the stills- stinking chain of interests, Buenaway instructs Rama, who has just experienced a bloody battle, to infiltrate the lair of the gangster Ban Kun.
At this time, Ban Kun's son Yuko is serving a prison sentence, and Rama, who assumes the pseudonym Yuda, is "convicted" and imprisoned, and wins Yuko's trust in a series of fights. Two years later, Rama is released from prison to join Ban Kun's organization, at which point Ban Kun colludes with the Japanese underworld Goto (Kenichi Endo), and on the other side of the city there is the ambitious faction of the newly emerging Becho faction. In order to gain hegemony, the mobs ignite wars in the city, and the arrogant Yuko tries to establish a hegemony beyond his father.
The overall upgrade of Raid 2: Thugs from story to action scenes has won the film acclaim, and the stills are proof that Gareth Evans is a good commercial film director, but it also proves that he is not a good screenwriter. Its characters and plot exist only to inspire violence and fights, and the story is too general, but for action movie fans, it is exhilarating, and its subtle design of action scenes has created a new chapter in this genre. The action style has both the spectacle-style scenes that Westerners are good at creating, and the routines and styles that Orientals pay attention to, which can be said to be a fusion of the two. Every action scene is the result of skill, courage and imagination.