Vater Araignee Posted March 28, 2011 Posted March 28, 2011 Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior It is a stereotypical resolve flick. Don't get me wrong, tenacity in the hands of the righteous is a good thing, it is just that this type of movie is common as dirt. What got me hooked into the movie was the use of Muay Thai in a much more pure form than I had ever seen in a movie. I have nothing but respect for the art of Muay Thai. I use to watch ESPN until the matches from Thailand got banned for being too brutal. I digress. The choreography is great, and leads me to believe that Tony Jaa is the Thai Jacky Chan. If you are in the mood for a doggedness flick with 1 "Hugh?" moment, comedic chase scenes and brutal fights then this is a keeper. Story 6/10 Action 8/10 Comedy 7/10 T&A, just 1 bras doesn't count.
Destroit Posted March 28, 2011 Posted March 28, 2011 (edited) Our next door neighbor's brother is CRAZY about Kung-Fu movies; he introduced us to Ong-Bak and it is exceptional. If you enjoyed Ong-Bak, another one that I enjoyed immensely at a house party in the hood one time was called Chocolate. Another storyline that isn't 100% original (because in modern movies, that's pretty hard to pull off), but the cinematography is exceptional, the fighting is fucking awe-inducing, and the story is VERY heartfelt in a non-cheesy way. It's the story of a girl who has autism (not high-functioning, she is pretty much a savant and can barely speak). She is the product of two warring Japanese gangs, almost in a Romeo and Juliet style, and when she is born her father's side banishes her and her mother's side. Due to this they live in poverty, until it's discovered that Zen picks up traits and tricks almost immediately JUST by watching them. Let's just say there's a lot of Kung-Fu on tv where she lives :. It's from the makers of Ong-Bak and the main star is AMAZING! There are no stunt-doubles, no wires, no CGI or anything, just ONE HUNDRED percent pure badassery. I ADORE the actress, and her role in this movie, as I'm sick of how boring and sexualized most American counterparts tend to be, just because I cannot relate to those kinds female roles easily. She is EXTREMELY talented . You will NOT believe what you are seeing! Trailer is here: Much like most who have seen Tokyo Gore Police recommend Aliens vs Ninja, and those who loved Machine Girl always love Robo-Geisha, if you loved Ong Bak, you WILL LOVE THIS MOVIE (probably moreso, imo, but that all goes on personal preference of course). Our next door neighbor's brother is CRAZY about Kung-Fu movies; he introduced us to Ong-Bak and it is exceptional. If you enjoyed Ong-Bak, another one that I enjoyed immensely at a house party in the hood one time was called Chocolate. Another storyline that isn't 100% original (because in modern movies, that's pretty hard to pull off), but the cinematography is exceptional, the fighting is fucking awe-inducing, and the story is VERY heartfelt in a non-cheesy way. It's the story of a girl who has autism (not high-functioning, she is pretty much a savant and can barely speak). She is the product of two warring Japanese gangs, almost in a Romeo and Juliet style, and when she is born her father's side banishes her and her mother's side. Due to this they live in poverty, until it's discovered that Zen picks up traits and tricks almost immediately JUST by watching them. Let's just say there's a lot of Kung-Fu on tv where she lives :. It's from the makers of Ong-Bak and the main star is AMAZING! There are no stunt-doubles, no wires, no CGI or anything, just ONE HUNDRED percent pure badassery. I ADORE the actress, and her role in this movie, as I'm sick of how boring and sexualized most American counterparts tend to be, just because I cannot relate to those kinds female roles easily. She is EXTREMELY talented . You will NOT believe what you are seeing! Trailer is here: Much like most who have seen Tokyo Gore Police recommend Aliens vs Ninja, and those who loved Machine Girl always love Robo-Geisha, if you loved Ong Bak, you WILL LOVE THIS MOVIE (probably moreso, imo, but that all goes on personal preference of course). Edited March 28, 2011 by Chernobyl
Vater Araignee Posted March 28, 2011 Author Posted March 28, 2011 Chocolate (Fury) Story 8/10 Action 7/10 Comedy 6/10 T&A none.
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