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Have this movie, "Ong Bak"

 

been shown in your country yet?

 

I think the actor seems to be the best after the late Bruce Lee.

Darkness grants me pair of dark black eye,

Yet I determine to look for Brightness

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I've heard a lot of that movie in the Kung Fu Cinema forums. Looks like this guy is the "next big thing" in martial arts movies. I haven't seen Ong Bak yet just watched some vid-caps over the net.

 

Cool to see a "Muay Thai" movie. We usually see Kung Fu and wires This days.

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I have seen clips of it too.

 

(I just ordered it off ebay... :brow: )

 

From what I have seen the stunts a AMAZING!

 

No wires, etc....... Just one crazy man. :D

Tip #1 blocking with your face makes them think they are winning!

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Tony Jaa is the name of the actor :brow:

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Yet I determine to look for Brightness

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Tony Jaa is the name of the actor :brow:

Darkness grants me pair of dark black eye,

Yet I determine to look for Brightness

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This movie was badass. I was lucky enough to view the DVD my brother imported from Thailand a few weeks ago. Tony Ja (Phanom Yeerum) is amazing. Not only can he perform the basics with ease and ferocity, he also has a slew of superhuman martial art trick moves (obviously not native to Muay Thai) in his arsenal particularly displayed towards the end of the film. Ongbak was a breath of fresh air after all these seemingly dime-a-dozen CGI computer-generated Hollywood kung fu movies that have plagued action cinema ever since Hong Kong chop-socky flicks ceased to be profitable (which is very very unfortunate) due to rampant piracy. The action was brutal, flashy, and direct all at the same time. My only pet peeve was that they couldn't find any decent bad guys even close to Ja's caliber, and basically there was no awesome villain, an element which seems to be so crucial to me regarding what constitutes a good martial arts movie. Anyways, the DVD didn't even have subtitles and I don't understand any Thai whatsoever, but believe me when I say that you don't really need to understand the language to enjoy Ongbak. Sure it's a Muay Thai movie above all else (as opposed to kung fu, taekwondo, karate, etc.), but this is a must-add to the library of any martial arts or action enthusiast.

 

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I have the movie now. Thanks Ebay!

 

This movie is a edge of you seat action movie.

 

I do have a english subtitle version. :D

 

If you only can get the Thai version..that's ok, your not missing much. :roll:

 

That said...............

 

This guy knows what he is doing!!!!!!!!!!

 

You almost feel your own head being smashed in by his deadly knee & elbows strikes watching this movie.

 

White men may not be able to jump but Thai men sure can! :lol:

 

(yes, that was a lame joke)

 

I smell the new Jackie.

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I want to see it. I heard a lot of good things about it. I heard this guys is incredible and no wire work.

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are willing to endure pain with patience."


"Lock em out or Knock em out"

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