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The film's success can be measured in several ways. The Raid: Redemption was a critical and commercial success in Indonesia, grossing over $1 million at the domestic box office. The film also gained international recognition, with many critics praising its innovative action sequences and immersive audio design. the raid redemption indonesian audio
In the English dub, Rama often sounds like a stereotypical action hero—detached and overly calm. In the original audio, Iko Uwais’ performance feels desperate. You can hear the exhaustion in his voice. He isn't an invincible super-soldier; he is a husband and a soon-to-be father who just wants to get home. The fear in his voice during the opening truck scene adds a layer of tension that the dub simply glosses over. This public link is valid for 7 days
One of the most distinct features of the original Indonesian audio is the specific dialect used by the gangsters and residents of the apartment block. Unlike the formal Indonesian often heard in dubbed films, The Raid utilizes heavy street slang, reminiscent of "Bahasa Jaksel" (Jakarta Selatan dialect) . Can’t copy the link right now