Adrian Teh
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Malay,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ,中文
The action film Paskal, starring Hairul Azreen, Ammar Alfian, Henley Hii, etc., directed by Adrian Teh, was released on September 27, 2018 in Malaysia. It tells the story of A story of true piracy based on an elite unit of the Royal Malaysian Navy's mission. This is an Action, Adventure, Drama film with a runtime of 115 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 6.5/10 from 3,436 viewers.
Adrian Teh
as Director
Hairul Azreen
as Arman
Ammar Alfian
as Jeb
Henley Hii
as Joshua
Taufiq Hanafi
as Ustat
Gambit Saifullah
as Gagak
Hafizul Kamal
as Yan
Theebaan
as Misi
Jasmine Suraya Chin
as Lily
Amerul Affendi
as Rudi
Namron
as Lieutenant Commander Maznan
Eizlan Yusof
as First Admiral Kamarulzaman
Sherry Al Jeffry
as Khadijah
Phua Chandler
as Joey
Steve Yap
as Ah Boon
Fabian Loo
as Wai
Tiger Hu Chen
as Sgt Chen Han
Eqy Afandi
as Bravo 4
Adi Afendi
as Capt. Michael of MV Bunga Laurel 11
Anwari Ashraf
as Writer
Adrian Teh
as Writer
Frank See
as Writer
Chee Ang Keoh
as Writer
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In this day and age where the Malaysian Film industry is filled with nothing but Slapstick Comedy/Gangster Flicks/Over The Top Horror movies, Paskal The Movie is like a breath of fresh air. Right from the get go, the audience is taken on an action filled ride, with enough guns and army lingo to make the men satisfied, and hunks to keep the ladies happy. The film explores the journey of Leftenan Arman and his journey as a Paskal. Here we see him struggle as he contemplates between his duty to his nation, or his responsibilities as a son. The film's villain, Jeb, kinda reminds me of Michael B Jordan's Kilmonger in Black Panther; evil, conniving and full of swagger. The film also showed the audience a peek behind the rigourous training every Paskal has to go through to earn the right of wearing the coveted red beret. All in all, this film does a fine job in shedding a light onto a subject matter that many do not know. Many a times during the movie I caught myself falling under the impression that the movie I am watching right now is made in Hollywood. I am constantly amazed by just how much production value this film has. The stigma that Malaysian films are just Low-Budget and non Creative is thrown out the window with this film. Hopefully Paskal The Movie becomes the standard by which future action films in the region should be working towards. If you are a fan of films like The Raid, I highly recommend Paskal The Movie.
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Putting aside the main actors and their ability to act; this unique gem of a Malaysian movie stands out as one of the best to break the generic genres plaging Malaysia cinema. The strength of this movie lies squarely on their faithful interpretation of military tactics and deployment. Which was beautifully done. It started strong showing a glimpse of how PASKAL operates and its internal culture. However, I suppose it may be their undoing to introduce personal vendettas making it look like an 80's B rate action movie that would make Jan Micheal Vincent blush. That is the weak link in this movie and killed off a great momentum.
In this day and age where the Malaysian Film industry is filled with nothing but Slapstick Comedy/Gangster Flicks/Over The Top Horror movies, Paskal The Movie is like a breath of fresh air. Right from the get go, the audience is taken on an action filled ride, with enough guns and army lingo to make the men satisfied, and hunks to keep the ladies happy. The film explores the journey of Leftenan Arman and his journey as a Paskal. Here we see him struggle as he contemplates between his duty to his nation, or his responsibilities as a son. The film's villain, Jeb, kinda reminds me of Michael B Jordan's Kilmonger in Black Panther; evil, conniving and full of swagger. The film also showed the audience a peek behind the rigourous training every Paskal has to go through to earn the right of wearing the coveted red beret. All in all, this film does a fine job in shedding a light onto a subject matter that many do not know. Many a times during the movie I caught myself falling under the impression that the movie I am watching right now is made in Hollywood. I am constantly amazed by just how much production value this film has. The stigma that Malaysian films are just Low-Budget and non Creative is thrown out the window with this film. Hopefully Paskal The Movie becomes the standard by which future action films in the region should be working towards. If you are a fan of films like The Raid, I highly recommend Paskal The Movie.
Must watched movie in 2018. Its equivalent/on par with Act of Valor - about NAVY SEAL and Special Forces ( French Film). Totally worth it.
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