Ammara Siripong, Hiroshi Abe, JeeJa Yanin
Zen, a girl born from an affair between two members of rival crime syndicates, lives in recluse with her mother. She learns how to fight by absorbing martial arts skills from what she sees on TV and ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 10, 2009
Stats: 843 reviews
Ong-Bak meets Rain Man in a martial arts action film about a young autistic girl. Chocolate is a film most will watch for the action, and it doesn't disappoint. Plenty of furious and frantic set pieces choreographed and executed in ways Hollywood could only dream of. The end cred...( read more)
Trailer: She's a special needs girl...with a special need...to kick some ass.
From the creators of the entertaining Tony Jaa films, Ong-Bak and The Protector, comes a martial arts flick that focuses on a young autistic girl who literally learns how to fight using those previousl...( read more)
Surprising film from the Ong Bak crew about mentally handicapped girl that learns how to fight and decides to use it to help her mother. While it is ultimately a silly fight film, the emotion and compassion for humanity between the mom and daughter ran true for me. Not somethin...( read more)
For such a cool premise, the film is short in delivering enough radness. Mind you, there are some good sequences here and there, and those crazy thai stuntmen were pretty much killing themselves in several scenes, but some fights look clumsy and awkard, and i blame the director f...( read more)
Great fight scenes. Final battle just kept on going. It was just like watching a VG; "level complete, let's see who the next boss is..." Battle on side of building was fun. The story however was lame. made worse since the version I saw had horrible subtitles.
While it's built much in the same way as Ong Bak and The Protector, Chocolate's more emotionally driven story actually sets a nice contrast with the films brutal and exhilarating fight sequences, the beatdowns given by the pupil of the Tony Jaa school of asskicking, newcomer Jeej...( read more)
L'histoire sort de l'ordinaire mais question réalisation, Prachya Pinkaew a déjà fait mieux, et puis le coup de l'acolyte obèse et légèrement simplet c'était pas obligé. Le film vaut surtout pour les combats et la jeune héroïne aussi à l'aise dans les arts martiaux (surtout les d...( read more)
This movie was 4 years in the making. The young girl took 2 years to prepare for it. It is absolutely incredible. Watch it!
stick with the movie, sometimes leaves you but inspring for a handicap child
Well love to watch this kind of action ! Seems like one bauk 2 .Love this actress in her move abd psycho act .... Damm i love Thai girl !!
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