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A Quick Tip by QUEENBFLIX

May 1, 2010

by QUEENBFLIX
posted in ASIANatomy

A muddled mess with disappointing fight scenes. A sorry follow up to the first film.

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review by QUEENBFLIX. March 16, 2010

posted in Everything Martial Arts

Disappointment in the Jungle

If ever there was a film I was looking forward to, other than DRAG ME TO HELL, it was ONG-BAK 2. Tony Jaa's Muay Thai left no doubt in my mind that he was going to leave a long trail of great martial arts flix (and battered, mangled bodies) in his wake, and I was eagerly anticipating seeing everyone of them. And the reviews for the film were so encouraging that I felt certain that this was gonna be a good one. Yep. And then I saw it. And I found myself wondering … more

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review by liago4. September 03, 2010

The Greatest Martial Artist In Years

Now I have seen many many martial arts flicks and seen sum of the legends, the unknown legends, and the occasional one hit wonders. Ong Bak 2 surprised the hell outta me and honestly I can see a person having an issue with the story but the fight scenes? All I can say is this man is beyond human. First off, the story was ok but its something thats been done and seen before as Jaa doesn't have a team truly focusing on coming up with unique screenplays but setting … more

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review by woopak_the_thrill. April 30, 2009

posted in ASIANatomy

Enough Surprises, Impressive Stunts and Fight Sequences to Satisfy the Tony Jaa Fan!!

Some years have passed since the success of "Thai Warrior Ong-Bak" which launched action superstar Tony Jaa to superstardom and his follow up hit "Tom Yum Goong" (aka. The Protector). The much anticipated sequel to "Ong-Bak" had experienced quite a few obstacles during production. Tony Jaa was at its helm as writer and director but for some reason, stopped production until his mentor Patta Rittikrai came to finish the film. This sequel occurs in a different period … more

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Quick Tip by QUEENBFLIX. February 15, 2010

posted in ASIANatomy

A Quick Tip by QUEENBFLIX

There's a lot of martial arts action in this flick but the quality of the action isn't as good as in the first film.

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karen (QUEENBFLIX)
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I am the poster child for inertia. Where ever I am is where I plan to stay FOREVER. So much so in fact that it took me decades to understand the punchline about why the chicken … more