Thursday, February 17, 2005
Ong Bak: Muay Thai Warrior
This is not a sneak preview; this film was already released, originally in 2003.
If you like a good old fashion martial arts film, you may like "Ong Bak". All real stunts, no digitally enhanced action, and the best part is that the instant replays are built in, usually repeating the fantastic feats about three times in succession. Tony Jaa is quick, powerful, and acrobatic. He plays Ting, the country bumpkin/Muay Thai fighter, who heads for the big city to recover the stolen Ong Bak statue head from his village. Along the way, he is chased and gets involved in numerous fights.
Alien gives it 2 ½ "amazing kick boxing moves" stars out of 4.
This is not a sneak preview; this film was already released, originally in 2003.
If you like a good old fashion martial arts film, you may like "Ong Bak". All real stunts, no digitally enhanced action, and the best part is that the instant replays are built in, usually repeating the fantastic feats about three times in succession. Tony Jaa is quick, powerful, and acrobatic. He plays Ting, the country bumpkin/Muay Thai fighter, who heads for the big city to recover the stolen Ong Bak statue head from his village. Along the way, he is chased and gets involved in numerous fights.
Alien gives it 2 ½ "amazing kick boxing moves" stars out of 4.
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