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20 of 22 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Tony and Dan kick ass
9 Jan 2011
By James E. Sparks Jr.
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Format:DVD
I was able to get and understand the story, however I have heard from others that it makes no sense what so ever. Over all I wasn't looking for a storyline anyway. Just another kick ass movie with great fight scenes. I am a fan of martial arts and martial art movies. If you are the same, I see no reason on why you would dislike this movie.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing fight scenes....or should I say scene...
11 April 2011
By Pat Flores
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Format:Blu-ray|Amazon Verified Purchase
I had been following the making of this film for some time and after the set up that Ong Bak 2 gave and the initial ideas for the film I was expecting something really pushing the envelope.
That didn't exactly happen...I had read that Tony Jaa would be fighting in a manner that it would seem as if he was boneless but it turned out he danced for the last 2/3 of the movie...I get using traditional dance and making it lethal while using the beauty of the dance but yeah that wasn't what I wanted. The epic fight that I was waiting for between him and the crow was not impressive at all.
Decent movie but not as awesome as I would have hoped...the original movie was still a whole lot better...
Fight scene with the elephants was the most jaw dropping...but you have to wait until almost the end of the movie...
That didn't exactly happen...I had read that Tony Jaa would be fighting in a manner that it would seem as if he was boneless but it turned out he danced for the last 2/3 of the movie...I get using traditional dance and making it lethal while using the beauty of the dance but yeah that wasn't what I wanted. The epic fight that I was waiting for between him and the crow was not impressive at all.
Decent movie but not as awesome as I would have hoped...the original movie was still a whole lot better...
Fight scene with the elephants was the most jaw dropping...but you have to wait until almost the end of the movie...
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not his best
8 Dec 2010
By Richard Smolen
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I absolutely love Tony Jaa's movies. His movies are the only martial arts movies I'll watch.
But this movie sucks. I love Ong Bak 2, but 3 is so damn BORING.
Instead of taking the route of the second film, they focus more on supernatural aspects and more on good vs evil, rather than a story of vengeance. Half the time I was watching I was asking myself "what the hell is going on" because the subject matter is so distant from that of the first two films.
85% of the movie Jaa is crippled or recovering from being dead, so there's less fighting and more whining and tantrums about being crippled. The only decent display of action from Jaa is approximately 10 minutes before the end of the movie, and it's still not his best performance.
I would expect any Tony Jaa fan to watch this and form their own opinion. This is simply my opinion, and damn was I disappointed.
But this movie sucks. I love Ong Bak 2, but 3 is so damn BORING.
Instead of taking the route of the second film, they focus more on supernatural aspects and more on good vs evil, rather than a story of vengeance. Half the time I was watching I was asking myself "what the hell is going on" because the subject matter is so distant from that of the first two films.
85% of the movie Jaa is crippled or recovering from being dead, so there's less fighting and more whining and tantrums about being crippled. The only decent display of action from Jaa is approximately 10 minutes before the end of the movie, and it's still not his best performance.
I would expect any Tony Jaa fan to watch this and form their own opinion. This is simply my opinion, and damn was I disappointed.
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