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Ong Bak 2
- Directed by: Tony Jaa, Panna Rittikrai
- Starring: Tony Jaa, Sorapong Chatree, Sarunyu Wongkrachang, Pattama Panthong, Primrata Dej-Udom, Santisuk Promsiri, Nirut Sirijunya, Petchthai Wongkamlao, Suparkorn Kijsuwan, Chupong Changprung
- Genre: Action/Adventure
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- Theater Release: 10/23/2009
- Video Release: 02/02/2010
- Run Time: 1hr 38min
Synopsis
Muay Thai martial arts master Tony Jaa returns to deliver a bone-breaking barrage of knees and elbows in this action opus that finds the star not only delivering blows in front of the camera, but calling the shots behind it as well. Despite the title's indication of this film as a sequel to 2003's ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR, this movie has no narrative connection to the events of the earlier work, despite the fact that both films star Jaa.
Muay Thai martial arts master Tony Jaa returns to deliver a bone-breaking barrage of knees and elbows in this action opus that finds the star not only delivering blows in front of the camera, but calling the shots behind it as well. Despite the title's indication of this film as a sequel to 2003's ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR, this movie has no narrative connection to the events of the earlier work, despite the fact that both films star Jaa.
Reviews
"Jaa's graceful moves are the biggest attraction in ONG BAK 2....Seeing him leaping nimbly along the backs of a thundering herd of beasts is impressive to say the least..." (Los Angeles Times)
"[I]t's really all about the fighting, carried out in a variety of Asian styles, including one Mr. Jaa invented for the film." (New York Times)
"First-rate action scenes alternate with florid melodrama....An excellent vehicle for martial-arts champ Tony Jaa..." (Hollywood Reporter)
"[E]njoy the extravagant fight stunts, the restless camera work, and the sluicing rivers of blood and mud." (Entertainment Weekly)
"Jaa's graceful moves are the biggest attraction in ONG BAK 2....Seeing him leaping nimbly along the backs of a thundering herd of beasts is impressive to say the least..." (Los Angeles Times)
"[I]t's really all about the fighting, carried out in a variety of Asian styles, including one Mr. Jaa invented for the film." (New York Times)
"First-rate action scenes alternate with florid melodrama....An excellent vehicle for martial-arts champ Tony Jaa..." (Hollywood Reporter)
"[E]njoy the extravagant fight stunts, the restless camera work, and the sluicing rivers of blood and mud." (Entertainment Weekly)
