When a S.W.A.T. team raids a 30-storey building run by a drug dealer and his army, the tables turn, and the hunter becomes the prey.
After Merantau (2009), Indonesian-born Iko Uwais collaborates for a second time with Welsh-born Gareth Evans, and a low-budget action/thriller turns into a high-octane, brutal, fast-paced, bloody massacre. The Indonesian, indigenous martial art style Pencak Silat faces numerous other martial arts worldwide. Combining fists, elbows, knees, kicks, ground techniques, locks, and more, people fly down the stairs and go through doors, walls, and windows. To top it up, they get chopped up by knives, machetes, and swords and have their brains blown up by pistols, shotguns, machine guns, and grenades in “30 Floors of Chaos”. Another day in the office…
Highly recommended for action-packed film lovers and an example to follow for the big-budget, nonsensical blockbusters. Also, Yayan Ruhian and Joe Taslim will make your jaw hit the floor!
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This one escaped me. You seem to have found another good one.
You will not regret it!!! Next on my list is its sequel.
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