Ong Bak 2
02 March 2010, 12:42 AM
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Ong Bak 2
Anybody seen this yet. Not sure weather to buy it on Blu Ray or not. Really liked the 1st one. And thought the Warrior King is one of the best Martial Arts Films i've seen. And av seen alot in 30 yrs!
Prob should go to Blockbuster 1st
Prob should go to Blockbuster 1st
02 March 2010, 09:01 AM
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02 March 2010, 01:39 PM
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I haven't seen it but I have watched this recently IP Man [Blu-ray] [2008]: Amazon.co.uk: Donnie Yen, Hiroyuki Ikeuchi, Fan Siu-Wong, Xiong Dailin, Wong You-Nam, Simon Yam, Wilson Yip: DVD
and it's an excellent martial arts film.
Geoff.
and it's an excellent martial arts film.
Geoff.
02 March 2010, 01:44 PM
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yes for real mate, he is from a small village outside surin near the cambodian border although he does not live their any more.
he is from a very very poor family of farmers and had some older mentor take him in and train him from a young age.
not many people realise but his style is the very old origional version of mu thai
we have a few thai films including the first ong bak.
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03 March 2010, 03:04 PM
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yes for real mate, he is from a small village outside surin near the cambodian border although he does not live their any more.
he is from a very very poor family of farmers and had some older mentor take him in and train him from a young age.
not many people realise but his style is the very old origional version of mu thai
we have a few thai films including the first ong bak.
he is from a very very poor family of farmers and had some older mentor take him in and train him from a young age.
not many people realise but his style is the very old origional version of mu thai
we have a few thai films including the first ong bak.
I've seen some of his interviews and shows he's done promoting his films. Didn't know he was that Poor tho. Fantastic to see where he is now. Yeah you can tell it's the Old Style with the way he moves and his stances. What a small world, with you living afew streets away
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I haven't seen it but I have watched this recently IP Man [Blu-ray] [2008]: Amazon.co.uk: Donnie Yen, Hiroyuki Ikeuchi, Fan Siu-Wong, Xiong Dailin, Wong You-Nam, Simon Yam, Wilson Yip: DVD
and it's an excellent martial arts film.
Geoff.
and it's an excellent martial arts film.
Geoff.
Been reading the right up's on this. Must admit it sounds really good. Might have to be my next Purchase
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