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Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior

Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior

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Key Information
Directors: Prachya Pinkaew
Stars: Tony Jaa
Actors: Petchthai Wongkamlao
Genre: Foreign Films
Subgenre: Organized Crime · Martial Arts · Prostitution · Country · Drugs · Crime · Music (General) · Theatrical Release
MPAA Rating: R (MPAA)
Available Formats: DVD
UPC: 024543204084
Release Date: 2005
Running Time: 1hr 41min
Languages
Release Language: English (Subtitled)
Original Language: Thai
DVD Editions
: Format: DVD, 1hr 41min
Release Company: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (August 30, 2005)
UPC: 024543204084
Credits
Screenwriter: Suphachai Sithiamphan
Professional Reviews
: (06/01/2005, p.140, Kevin Maher): "It's a revolutionary benchmark and a unique piece of scattershot genius..."
More Information
Details: Tony Jaa follows in the powerful martial arts footsteps of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li in ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR, one of the first films to center on the ancient fighting system of Muay Thai, which utilizes the body's limbs to potentially devastating effect. Jaa stars as Ting, a quiet young man who lives in the peaceful village of Nong Pradu. As the village's special celebration approaches, a Bangkok villain named Don (Wannakit Siriput) steals the head of the Buddha statue Ong-Bak, which is said to protect the village from bad luck. Ting volunteers to go to the big city to bring back the head of Ong-Bak, but remembers what he was taught by sage monk Pra Cru (Woranard Tantipidok): he must not use his Muay Thai skills to harm people. However soon after arriving in Bangkok, Ting, a peaceful fish out of water, finds that the only way to recapture the village's sacred treasure is by using his arms, his legs--and his head. <br> <br> Influenced by the films of Thai action star Phanna Rithikrai, direc...
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