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Born boxer.

Title: Natural Boxer Director: Punna Littikrai Starring: Choopong Changp Amornthep Waews Somrak Kumsing Genre:

Action Production Country Region: Thai Chinese Language: Thai English Duration:

96 minutes Release Date: 2004-08-05 Names: born to fight

The plot story tells the story of a policeman and the captain to capture the national drug lord Yang, the captain unfortunately died, and then in order to take care of the athlete's sister, he participated in the action of setting off with a group of extraordinary national athletes to a poor village to alleviate poverty, and encountered a terrorist organization hijacking the village and blackmailing the prime minister to release the big drug lord Yang, so this group of martial arts athletes fought to the death with their bare hands against this group of villains with guns. Among them are football players, gymnasts, track and field athletes, Muay Thai + difficult sports, full of creativity!

I've looked for good looks before.

In a quiet village in Thailand, Ah Jin (Tony Jaa), who comes from a humble background, lives a simple and happy life with his father. His father, who was once a member of the imperial army of the Thai Emperor, would also teach Ah Jin the boxing techniques practiced by the imperial soldiers in his spare time, hoping that he could serve the emperor after he completed his training. In addition, the father and son also planned to present the elephants raised at home to the Emperor.

On the eve of the festival, my father excitedly discussed with the village chief how to present his beloved elephant to the emperor, but unexpectedly the village chief had another plan, colluding with the bad guys, under the pretext of sending the elephant for medical examination, and transporting the elephant to Australia for black market trading. Seeing his beloved elephant snatched from him, Ah Kam riskes his life to go to Australia to challenge the bad guy Lady Rose (played by Zhenxing), during which he meets Thai-Australian policeman Mark (played by Potter King Kim Lai) and Bana (played by Bang Gejiang Marie), who is forced to be a prostitute, and with their assistance, Ah Jin vows to take back the elephant. Although Ah Jin encountered many tenacious opponents, with incomparable courage and strong perseverance, Ah Jin defeated them one by one, and in the end, Ah Jin met TK, an invincible master who easily put his opponent to death, can Ah Jin successfully defeat TK and send the elephant home?

Not Boxer 2

The title of the film is Tom Yum Gong.

It's just that some people think of it as Fighter 2

Tony. Jia's "Boxer" series has already launched one and two, and the third part will be released this year, which is worth looking forward to.

It is the second part of the boxer, also known as Tom Yum Gong. Also starring Tony Jaa.

Tony Ja's film "Boxer".

Tom Yum Gong

Synopsis: In a quiet village in Thailand, there is an ordinary peasant family that has been poor for generations, and the son Ah Jin (played by Tony Jia) lives with his elderly father, although their life is hard, but it is simple and happy. His father, who served as the emperor's guard, would teach Ah Jin the boxing skills of the imperial soldiers in his spare time, hoping that he would be successful in martial arts in the future and could serve the Thai emperor Pu Mei Pong.

In addition, the father and son plan to present the elephants raised in their home to the Emperor of Thailand. On the eve of Songkran, my father excitedly discussed with the village chief how to present his beloved elephant to the emperor. Unexpectedly, the village chief had another plan, secretly colluding with gangsters, and under the pretext of giving the elephant a physical examination, he transported the elephant out and sent it to Australia to be sold in the black market for huge profits.

Seeing his beloved elephant being snatched away, Ah Jin decided to risk his life and went to Australia alone to challenge the gang leader Mrs. Rose (played by Jin Xing). During this time, Ah Jin meets the Thai-Australian policeman Mark (played by Picter King Kim Lai) and Bana (played by Bang Gejiang Marie), who is forced to become a prostitute, and with their help and encouragement, Ah Jin decides to retrieve the elephant. Although Ah Jin has encountered many tenacious opponents, but with his incomparable courage and strong perseverance, Ah Jin defeated the powerful opponents one by one, and finally, Ah Jin met Nifen Jones), this legendary master who has been invincible and can easily put his opponent to death, Ah Jin and he fought fiercely, in the end, Ah Jin can successfully defeat and send the elephant home?

"Bangkok Heavy Strike" is also quite cool, almost all of them are playing, I recommend you to watch it.

Fighter 3 (2010).

Thai kung fu superstar Tonyja, who has been dormant for 1 year, has returned to the screen with a new look, vowing to be ashamed of the fiasco of "Boxer 2", which is expected. In order to sweep away the haze and bad luck of the past year, Tonika learned the lessons of "Boxer 2" and carefully filmed "Boxer 3" in retreat.

This new sequel to the film will explain the abrupt ending of the previous game, in which Tonika loses his martial arts after being tortured in prison, but is later reborn with the help of a kind villager, and returns with a lot of anger from his master. Let's look forward to the arrival of "Boxer 3".

Boxer 3, starring Tony Ja.

I've seen it recently, and it seems to have a bit of Tai Chi feeling.