Nfamous writes:
’m a sucker for good kung fu, no matter it’s nationality. Show me someone stylishly kicking someone else’s head in and I’ll tune in like a bandit. That’s why I love Tony Jaa so much. Sure, his films make very little sense (just watch Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior for proof), but his mastery of fighting is unmatched, to the point that I want to see him make a movie with Jet Li and Jackie Chan. Has to happen, folks. Has to happen.
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Has anyone seen this? Is it any good? I loved the first Ong-Bak but 2 was completely different and I wasn't really into it.
I haven't seen it but my writer on the site did. He was so-so about it. But then again, he is a big martial arts film fan.
I'm going to be honest with you...I didn't care for #2's story. It was convoluted and tried for too much. It just didn't work. However, that's not at all the reason I watched it. I probably could have watched all of the film without the subtitles and enjoyed it just as much. That being said, I'm anxious to see the third film, just because I love seeing Tony Jaa in action. I'm sure the story won't get much better, but the action is always top notch.