Silat Warriors: Deed of Death

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Silat Warriors: Deed of Death

2019

1h 42m

Action

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A reckless gambler's wild lifestyle of betting, drag racing and street fights pits him against a ruthless criminal enterprise. When the gang shows up at his father's home to collect on a debt, his family must fight to save their land -- and his life.

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Ellen E Jones

Guardian

08/17/2021

2/5

You can see the "something for everyone" logic, but there is nothing fast or furious about the many scenes of pre-race peacocking, while the GoPro car interior shots are unpleasantly reminiscent of Top Gear.

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Panos Kotzathanasis

Asian Movie Pulse

01/06/2022

7/10

"Geran" is a great action movie, that thrives both on the martial arts aspect, but also on context, in a trait not so frequently associated with the action category, but something Malaysian cinema seems to have the knack for

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Carolyn Hinds

But Why Tho?

07/20/2021

6/10

[Areel Abu Bakar] has a great eye as a cinematographer for landscape shots and filming action scenes, and with a bit more polish on his scripts and story development, he definitely has a great career ahead of him, and so does his cast.

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Jacob Oller

Paste Magazine

07/06/2021

5.9/10

There's just never much driving Silat Warriors forward, even if the film has a kitchen-sink shooting style that lends its water-treading an endearing DIY feel.

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Douglas Davidson

Elements of Madness

07/06/2021

2/5

... Silat Warriors frustrates as audiences can see almost all of Bakar's ideas on screen despite a lack of flow bringing it all together.

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Josh Bell

Crooked Marquee

07/06/2021

B-

The action is swift, exciting, and clever.

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Marc Z

@TKDLife 06/18/2021

Iko Uwais increased my interest in Silat and Indonesian martial arts films. This is a low budget film. Not terrible. Some decent martial arts but also some very badly filmed fight choreography with stunt doubles. Clearly a low budget film so expectations were low and met. A little talky. A little boring. The subtitle choices were very difficult to read due to size and font. Really for those that just can't get enough martial arts action.

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06/13/2021

Do not be fooled by the epic trailer with fast paced, bone crunching action. This movie is boring for several reasons. The limited action through the first three acts is stale and poorly edited. The final 25 minutes however, are a vast improvement. The actual star of the film takes the spot light and he is quite talented. I'd love to see him in any other movie. The final act improves but it fails to reach a level high enough to make the film worth watching in its entirety. Watch the final 25 minutes, and that it.

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A reckless gambler's wild lifestyle of betting, drag racing and street fights pits him against a ruthless criminal enterprise. When the gang shows up at his father's home to collect on a debt, his family must fight to save their land -- and his life.

Director: Areel Abu Bakar
Producer: Abu Bakar Mat Zin
Screenwriter: Hafiz Derani, Areel Abu Bakar
Production Co: Tree Of Hope Productions, Layar Pictures Sdn
Genre: Action
Original Language: Malay
Release Date (Streaming): Jun 4, 2021
Runtime: 1h 42m

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