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All three legendary Ong Bak films in one epic box set.
Ong Bak: Tony Jaa stars the man that Total Film describes as “Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li all rolled into one!” Abandoned on the steps of a rural village temple shortly after his birth, Ting (Tony Jaa) grows up to become a master of Muay Thai and a hero to his people. One day, a single act of betrayal robs his village of its greatest treasure: an ancient and mysterious Buddha statue. Now, with the future of his people lost to fear, Ting must sacrifice all he believes, and, single-handedly, overcome the might of a ruthless criminal empire, to win back their greatest treasure. Ong Bak - The Beginning: Exploding onto the screen in an epic tale of vengeance, this jaw-dropping prequel to Ong Bak features some of the most breathtaking fight sequences ever seen. Battling his own demons, Tien (Tony Jaa), must fight to avenge the slaughter of his beloved family. Taken in and trained by a vicious group of bandit outlaws, he evolves into one of the most dangerous and feared warriors in the land, his lethal skills perfected to the point where he is able to exact a terrible revenge on the men responsible for the murder of those closest to him. Knuckle up for a bone-crunching battle between good and evil. Ong Bak 3: The mighty Tien (Tony Jaa), Muay Thai Warrior and fighting legend, has been captured, tortured and left for dead by the eternally cursed tyrant Lord Rajaseena. Beaten beyond any recognition, Tien is saved by the ancient Kana Khone villagers and revived through their strange, mystical rituals. Returning from the brink of death, Tien must now transform himself into an unstoppable force of vengeance and fury; an ultimate warrior prepared to unleash a storm of bone breaking, neck snapping, skull crushing justice.
Ong Bak: Tony Jaa stars the man that Total Film describes as “Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li all rolled into one!” Abandoned on the steps of a rural village temple shortly after his birth, Ting (Tony Jaa) grows up to become a master of Muay Thai and a hero to his people. One day, a single act of betrayal robs his village of its greatest treasure: an ancient and mysterious Buddha statue. Now, with the future of his people lost to fear, Ting must sacrifice all he believes, and, single-handedly, overcome the might of a ruthless criminal empire, to win back their greatest treasure. Ong Bak - The Beginning: Exploding onto the screen in an epic tale of vengeance, this jaw-dropping prequel to Ong Bak features some of the most breathtaking fight sequences ever seen. Battling his own demons, Tien (Tony Jaa), must fight to avenge the slaughter of his beloved family. Taken in and trained by a vicious group of bandit outlaws, he evolves into one of the most dangerous and feared warriors in the land, his lethal skills perfected to the point where he is able to exact a terrible revenge on the men responsible for the murder of those closest to him. Knuckle up for a bone-crunching battle between good and evil. Ong Bak 3: The mighty Tien (Tony Jaa), Muay Thai Warrior and fighting legend, has been captured, tortured and left for dead by the eternally cursed tyrant Lord Rajaseena. Beaten beyond any recognition, Tien is saved by the ancient Kana Khone villagers and revived through their strange, mystical rituals. Returning from the brink of death, Tien must now transform himself into an unstoppable force of vengeance and fury; an ultimate warrior prepared to unleash a storm of bone breaking, neck snapping, skull crushing justice.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
The begining and ong back are great. Ong back 3 is a total let down. No story line, subtitles did not work, action in film zero. This film was made with a 1 pound buget hense the big let down.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
it is a good dvd set but not the best due to parts 2 and 3 not as good as the first but still a good part of a collection for fans of martial arts.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Ong-Bak was one of the great action movies of this decade. As a devout follower of Asian Cinema, Tony Jaa managed to reach and even possibly surpass the heights of martial arts action set by Jackie Chan / Sammo Hung / Yuen Biao in the 80's. Both the original Ong-Bak and Warrior King are excellent films which put Tony Jaa at the top of the martial arts movie star ladder.
I saw the second Ong-Bak (The beginning) in mid-2009 and was reasonably entertained but it was still a let down from the original. I approached the third entry in the trilogy and it is a real stinker. I hate to say this, but I hoped for so much more. The action is slow and sporadic and the storyline is so dull that I was continually straining for the FFW button on my remote. I know Tony Jaa had plenty of problems filming the 2nd and 3rd films (triad involvment, near nervous breakdown), but this film really shows he should remain at the front of the camera. As a director he loses perspective and momentum in the film. There is also a tiresome 'tai-chi' vibe going through the movie which has been done a hundred times before (see Tai-Chi Master for a much better example). The end fight is a complete let down, which was the one thing I thought I could bank on as being excellent!
Gutted, and disappointed are the only words I can use for a trilogy which fizzled out rather than climaxed!!!
Please improve your next work Tony!!!
I saw the second Ong-Bak (The beginning) in mid-2009 and was reasonably entertained but it was still a let down from the original. I approached the third entry in the trilogy and it is a real stinker. I hate to say this, but I hoped for so much more. The action is slow and sporadic and the storyline is so dull that I was continually straining for the FFW button on my remote. I know Tony Jaa had plenty of problems filming the 2nd and 3rd films (triad involvment, near nervous breakdown), but this film really shows he should remain at the front of the camera. As a director he loses perspective and momentum in the film. There is also a tiresome 'tai-chi' vibe going through the movie which has been done a hundred times before (see Tai-Chi Master for a much better example). The end fight is a complete let down, which was the one thing I thought I could bank on as being excellent!
Gutted, and disappointed are the only words I can use for a trilogy which fizzled out rather than climaxed!!!
Please improve your next work Tony!!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Motion Masterpiece ( Ong Bak Trilogy ).
I bought Ong Bak Trilogy after watching Ong Bak 1, to see how the story developed.
I soon relized that Tony Jaa had decided to fund & direct the following two films from... Read more
I soon relized that Tony Jaa had decided to fund & direct the following two films from... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Paul
Really talented
Tony Jaa is one of my favourite martial artists. There, I said it. Now on with the review!
If you are looking for story, then this isn't for you. He just kicks trouser. Read more
If you are looking for story, then this isn't for you. He just kicks trouser. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Ms. Kirsty J. Simpson
DVD ONG BAK TRILOGY
Excellent martial arts movie, very difficult to follow the original Ong Bak movie and in someways Ong Bak 2 fails Ong Bak 3 is much better but for the actions scenes the orignal... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Barry
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