Movie Review " Merah Putih"

Merah Putih

The Story

Tells of the struggle against Dutch troops in 1947. Amir (Lukman Sardi), Tomas (Donny Alamsyah), Dayan (Teuku Rifnu), Soerono - Zumi Zola, and Marius (Darius Sinathrya) are the top five cadets in a military training Bantir Barracks in Semarang Central Java. Each has a background, ethnic and religious groups. One time, attacked the camp where they practice the Dutch army. The entire cadet except Amir, Tomas, Dayan and Marius killed. Those who escaped, joined the guerrilla forces in the interior of Java. There, they met a lot of strategy to defeat the Dutch troops. Merah Putih is a historical fiction drama movie released in 2009 Indonesia and the first part of the movie series "Trilogi Merdeka" which is the movie trilogy's first struggle in Indonesia. The movie was directed by Yadi Sugandi and released under the motto "To free them together".

The Characters

The movie characters, among others, by Lukman Sardi, Donny Alamsyah, Darius Sinathrya, Zumi Zola, Teuku Rifnu Wikana, Rahayu Saraswati, Rudy Wowor, and Astri Nurdin. Most of the players acted well, but some are not acting according to his character.

Best Part Of The Movie

The story of the movie stretched across the Indonesian archipelago, a saga of personal struggle, bloodshed, love, hate, and civil wars related to sensitive issues about the moral in the bloodshed. This is a story of conflict and unity, religion and morality, true courage and moral attitudes among the challenges of crime.

Worst Part Of The Movie

Merah Putih is nothing more than a mere attempt to imitate Hollywood. Sure, they've said from the outset that this is a struggle but Hollywood-style movie. Unfortunately, they're too fun showing Hollywood just is not his fight. Ending the story gives the impression as if floating hang. Only if it understands that the movie will be made after its sequel, of course the audience will immediately understand it.

Sugesstion

Many tense moments, touching and hilarious are not artificial. The influence of Hollywood and the crew of no small financial support to make this film feel different from other national film contemporaries. A movie that is entertaining and worth watching because it invites us to reflect on the values ​​of nationalism.

Hit Or Miss ?

Definitely a HIT! This is the best movie of the year. You’ve got to see it !