The Fighter <The Fighter: The Thief's Line>

English Name: ONG-BAK

Director: Bachai Pingqiao

Playwright: Shavocha Steward Punpang

Cinematographer: Nathawat Ketikoon

Starring: Tony Jaa, Batta Wang Jinru, Pamvari Yudkammer

Genre: Action

Length: 105 mins

Rating: IIB

Hong Kong Release Date: 2012 p>Genre: Action

Length: 105 mins

Rating: IIB

Hong Kong release date: 19 Feb 2004

Mainland release date: 2004

■ Plot

Lang Pao Village is a small, quiet, uncontested village in Thailand, where the villagers live a peaceful, leisurely life. Unexpectedly, an unscrupulous villager, Ah Kang, cuts off the head of Ampur Buddha, which is used to protect the safety of the whole village, and sells it to an illegal syndicate for profiteering. This incident has alarmed the whole village and made every villager panic.

In order to protect the safety of the village, Ting Man (played by Pak Rang Ee Lam), who is responsible for taking care of the village temples, volunteers to go to Bangkok to retrieve the head of the Buddha single-handedly.

Ting Man thinks that he can rely on his friends to help him find the Buddha's head, but he is coaxed by his extraordinary skill to make money in the underground tournament, treating him as a money-spinner. Although he is in such a drunken city, Ding Man is still determined to find the Buddha's head, even if he has to go through fire, so Ding Man decides to go on the road alone to hunt for Kang.

After a long and arduous journey, Timon finally finds Kang and arrives just as they are chopping down a large Buddha statue in a cave. However, this time, Timon is like a sheep in the tiger's mouth, Kang's accomplices have been ambushed on all sides, the body in danger of Timon had to once again outnumbered the crowd ......

■ Points of view, real bullets better than artificial intelligence

In the Hong Kong action movies are increasingly relying on the hanging also, with stunt doubles or computer stunts instead of real life show, Hollywood action movie That's why The Fighter feels both old and familiar. Despite the fact that only three-wheeled motorcycles appear in the movie's racing scenes, and there are no Chinese weapons in the fights, the power of the performers can be seen in the punches and kicks, every movement, and the opening and closing of every move, which makes people feel the realism of the action. It is said that the hero of the Hong Kong action film fans of the Park Lang Yilin, but he did not therefore play Chinese kung fu, not to mention the use of Hollywood stunts to help, authentic Muay Thai performances, not only to win the audience and publicize the Muay Thai. The result is that our fans love to see, our action movie director even must see, back to basics time has come!

Is it the Thai version of Jackie Chan or Bruce Lee, or Jet Li?

Since the plot of "The Fighter" doesn't have much to offer, the kung fu performance of the male lead becomes the biggest attraction of the movie. Many Hong Kong moviegoers who have seen the film have compared the lead actor, Patrick Lam, to Jackie Chan or Bruce Lee, because of his agility, which has made the moviegoers who have not seen a real action movie for a long time very amazed. Like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, the Thai newcomer's debut was a shocker. However, despite his agility, the Thai, who grew up watching movies starring Jackie Chan and others, clearly has a lot to live up to in comparison to Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee. His kung fu is excellent, but his looks are ordinary, and he has neither the humor of Jackie Chan nor the might of Bruce Lee. Even when he was fierce, he was a bit childish, but maybe that's why his one-two punch was so incredible. Even if he doesn't become a Jackie Chan or a Bruce Lee, this young Thai man, who is a big kid, is well worth seeing.

Anecdotes

While not a professional actor, the lead, Pak Rang Eelin, was taught the secret techniques of the film's martial arts instructor, Buraratiga, at the age of 10. Four years ago, by a stroke of luck, Berlatieri recommended him to the director of this movie, and he was honored to be the lead actor of this film. Having practiced kung fu for many years, he is very powerful, and every time he throws a punch, it is as fast as lightning and as heavy as thunder, which can put his opponents to death. As he is using real kung fu in the movie, in order to prevent people from being killed during the shooting, he had to train for two years before the start of the movie, so that he could control the strength of his punches when he was fighting with his opponents and know how to keep his punches in check, so that the official shooting could be smoother.

Behind the scenes:

This movie shows Thailand's national skill, Muay Thai, and the director deliberately designed the fighters as different kinds of fighters and different kinds of people, so as to emphasize the unique charm of Muay Thai, and show the power of Muay Thai in a comprehensive manner, and the picture was shot in a real and full of visual pleasure, and the movie had no stunt doubles, and won the honor of being awarded the title of "Best Thai Boxing Movie of the Year" by the French director Luc Luc Bertrand. The movie was awarded by French director Luc Besson and Japanese director Takeshi Kitano. The movie was unanimously recommended by French director Luc Besson and Japanese director Takeshi Kitano. Tony Jaa, the lead actor, used to be a Muay Thai teacher, and the difficulty factor of many of his moves has surpassed that of Jackie Chan's. The movie was the biggest hit in Thailand that year. The film was the biggest seller in Thailand that year, and participated in many film festivals around the world: the closing film of the Bangkok Film Festival, the opening film of the Thai Focus at the Stockholm International Film Festival in 2003, the exhibition film at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2003, the opening film at the Pusan International Film Festival in 2003, the exhibition film at the Rotterdam Film Festival in 2004, and won the award for the best action film in the Asian Film Festival at the Deauville Film Festival in France

The translation name is ONG BAK 2

Title: ONG BAK 2

Country: Thailand

Category: Action

Language: Thai

Title: Chinese, English, and Spanish

IMDB rating: 7.2/10

Film length: 01:33:12

Director: Mr. Kenneth K. K. Kennedy, Director of the Academy of Arts and Sciences of the United States of America.

◎Directed by Tony Jaa Tony Jaa

◎Starring Tony Jaa Tony Jaa .... .Ting

Pongpat Wachirabunjong

Nirut Sirijunya .... (as Nirut Sirijanya)

Janista Choochuaisuwan

Patthama Panthon

Many people think of 2005's Tom Yum Goong as a sequel to The Line of the Thief Buddha, but in fact, that was just a publicity stunt, and this 2008 film, The Line of the Thief Buddha 2, is the The 2008 film is a sequel in the truest sense of the word, and also marks Tony Jaa's first attempt at directing himself.

Five years ago, Tony Jaa became an international martial arts superstar with "The Fighter," and after "The Fighter" and "Winter Solstice," Tony Jaa is back with his first directorial effort

The much-anticipated "The Fighter 2" once again showcases a stunt-less, body double-less, fist-pumping, real-kung-fu movie

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The story takes place in Thailand five or six hundred years ago, Tien's father is a chaste, loyal and patriotic soldier, but the ambitious senior military officer Rajasena in order to seize power and carry out massacres,

Tien witnessed the murder of his parents, and was wiped out in one night, though he survived, he has only hatred in his eyes since then and is determined to avenge the death of his loved ones. He is determined to avenge his loved ones and kill his enemies.

Tien is chased by his enemies and rescued by a bandit leader, who adopts him and trains him to become a bandit; Tien is trained in a variety of martial arts such as fighting, boxing, and even magic spells, and is able to use a wide range of weapons, including

knives, swords, sticks, and explosives, a combination of the best of all worlds, and grows up to become the successor of the bandit leader. But in Tien's eyes, the only thing he knows is how to fight. But in Tien's eyes, his only

goal is to avenge Rajasenabt's death by killing him with his own hands, and he plans to kill Rajasena at his coronation as king.

Tien will stop at nothing to avenge his deepest hatred, but he is confronted by a formidable foe he never expected, and in this final showdown of blood, flesh, and souls, only an unwavering will

will keep Tien out of harm's way!