For those of you not aware, he gets his elephant stolen and gets pissed and breaks faces.
wotyzoid
horrible acting; amazing fight sequences.
Audious
Never stopped Bruce Lee.
Silky Johnson
Loved it. Tony Jaa is the ing man.
AndreaCKY772
i really liked this movie. i just watched it again actually a week ago. i liked the skater scene and the ongoing one where the camera kept rolling during the fight.
Inertia
didn't see it. saw Ong Bak. awesome fight scenes, even if he mixes acrobatic TKD XMA'ish stuff in place of actual muay thai from time to time.
Esiotrat
Huge Tony Jaa fan over here..Loved both Ong-Bak and The Protector, and urge everyone to see them.
The guy is un-in-real. <3
mezzir
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Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
i really liked this movie. i just watched it again actually a week ago. i liked the skater scene and the ongoing one where the camera kept rolling during the fight.
ahhh yeah the one in the giant spiral staircase
oh and the behind the scenes on onk bak is ing awesome
SuspicionVandit
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Originally posted by mezzir
ahhh yeah the one in the giant spiral staircase
oh and the behind the scenes on onk bak is ing awesome
yeah, wicked.
one shot:
Mmanu
He can't act, and needs loads of rehearsals. Seen ongbak, not impressed ( partly caused by very poor editing ). They claimed no wires/effects were used:stongue:
SkyHigh
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Originally posted by Mmanu
He can't act, and needs loads of rehearsals. Seen ongbak, not impressed ( partly caused by very poor editing ). They claimed no wires/effects were used:stongue:
You suck:whip:
Mmanu
No I don't :p You just hate me. Take that first bar fight in ong bak for instance. Notice the feet positions of Tony. Then next cut when he throws a kick, notice how the feet position have completely reversed, making that kick originally impossible.
That's quite a pig pile of poo poo when you know they rehearsed the stunt and fight scenes for 4 years, yet it wasn't enough time to figure out the mistakes. Or maybe they tried to cheat and figured out how to make people not notice by using quick editing cuts + different camera angles. Real fighters would eat a dozen Jaas for breakfast.
The guy is a great gymnast, but only an average fighter. It's just that Luc Besson, who's buried deep in his childhood dreams as usual, thought he found the next Bruce Lee and gave him a shot on screen. Fail.:o
