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Ammara Siripong, Hiroshi Abe, JeeJa Yanin, Pongpat Wachirabunjong
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 f...( read more
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Its a kung fu movie, with a good idea behind it. The leading woman is an autistic girl with a knack for beating down everyone who owes her mum money. Original and highly recommended.
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)
It really had great potential and nonetheless it failed on a couple of aspects and there where good fight scenes but there where bad ones too even that some sequences are awesome and yes it is the truth the stuntmen actually could have been killed a couple times!! but it's pretty...( read more)
I was literally amazed at what an excellent film this turned out to be. I did not see any advertisement for this film, it was a "What the hell, im kinda bored" moment. It has a followable storyline and is extremely action packed. Definitely a good watch.
Average movie, Siripong might be someone to pay attention to, but this film was a start. Took a bit for the action to get going and some of the editing made some of the fights look awkward, but entertaining, just can't live up to having the titles "Ong-Bak" and "The Protector" on...( read more)
This movie rocks! A baby girl is born with autism. As she grows up, she finds her senses have been heightened. She picks up martial arts from watching TV and the Muay Thai school next door to her house. When her mother is dying from cancer and needs money for treatment, Zen and h...( read more)
The problem I had with Ong Bak is present in this too. I felt the story was quite weak. It was like a flimsy porn 'pizza delivery guy' level of pretext to get enough stooges for the protagonist to fight. Although, as with Ong Bak, some of the choreography is exciting and quirky i...( read more)
