Merah Putih: One for All

I have a good time!

Beyond my imagination.

Speechless.

WOW.

Not for kids.

Nightmare.

One cinema cannot stop laughing, What a true masterpiece LOL

If you sad, you should watch this moviee.

Dont forget to bring your friend to laugh together.

Last but not least, the real genre of this film is COMEDY.

What the hell is this, make my eyes sick, worst graphic ever, the team animation use similiar figure from other animation movie. Redicilous story line, don't waste you're money, can use for other important donation. Don't regret it later, you and your family can watch other, more exciting films.....

The film is terrible. The animation, sound, plot, and the controversy surrounding it are all utterly dreadful, like garbage. In truth, this doesn't even deserve to be categorized as a film. It's more fitting to be a brainrot video that should never have been released. Regardless, this is the worst film in the world. If you are a human being, trust me when I say this film will make you uncomfortable.

I went in with full awareness of the memes, the trailers, and the outrage, expecting an ironic viewing experience. What I got was... well, ironic viewing indeed, but without the "so bad it's good" charm.

The animation quality? Imagine a PowerPoint presentation with moving stickers. The voice acting? Like everyone recorded their lines in a different time zone and mood. The plot? I'm still not sure if there was one.

I gave my 35k expecting laughter and maybe some unintended entertainment. I left with mild amusement, second-hand embarrassment, and the urge to apologize to every actual animator in this country.

1/10; one point for the sheer courage it takes to release this in theaters.

Films that demean nationalism and the Indonesian language. This movie is not worth watching. This film should not be watched. This movie is not of good quality at all. "Merah Putih 1 for All" promises to be an epic conclusion, but instead, it felt more like a low-budget YouTube skit. The 'explosive finale' was a fizzle of disjointed scenes and wooden acting, leaving audiences with a bigger question than any plot twist: was the real enemy the Dutch, or the scriptwriter? It's a film that perfectly proves that even the most patriotic intentions can't save a movie from a lackluster execution.