Acerca de este artículo

Product Information

Muay Thai martial arts master Tony Jaa returns to deliver a bone-breaking barrage of knees and elbows in this action opus that finds the star not only delivering blows in front of the camera, but calling the shots behind it as well. Despite the title's indication of this film as a sequel to 2003's ONG BAK - THE THAI WARRIOR, this movie has no narrative connection to the events of the earlier work, despite the fact that both films star Jaa.

Product Identifiers

ProducerTony Jaa

EAN5035822247734

eBay Product ID (ePID)78631822

Product Key Features

ActorSorapong Chatree, Sarunyu Wongkrajang, Tony Jaa, Pattama Panthongphetthai, Wongkamlaoprimrata Det-Udom

Film/TV TitleOng Bak-The Beginning

DirectorTony Jaa

LanguageEnglish

Subtitle LanguageEnglish

Run Time94 Mins

Aspect Ratio16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen

Release Year2010

FormatDVD

FeaturesWidescreen, Trailer \Alternate Trailer \Press Interview Clips \Behind the Scenes \TV Special \Photo Gallery, With Subtitles

GenreGeneral, Action & Adventure

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Certificate15

Country/Region of ManufactureThailand

Additional InformationMuay Thai martial arts master Tony Jaa returns to deliver a bone-breaking barrage of knees and elbows in this action opus that finds the star not only delivering blows in front of the camera, but calling the shots behind it as well. Despite the title's indication of this film as a sequel to 2003's ONG BAK - THE THAI WARRIOR, this movie has no narrative connection to the events of the earlier work, despite the fact that both films star Jaa. Tian (Jaa) is the heir of a noble dynasty in ancient Thailand. When his father, Lord Sihadecho is killed, TianÆs family falls from grace and he eventually ends up being subject to the slave traders responsible for his parentÆs death. Tian endures long and inhuman torture until he is miraculously rescued by a group of guerrilla pirates. The roguesÆ chief, Cher Nung, a martial arts master, immediately spots TianÆs immense potential, and so decides to train him and transform him into a deadly machine. With his newly acquired lethal skills, Tian embarks on a journey of vengeance to find and eliminate his fatherÆs assassins.

ReviewsThe New York Times - ItÆs really all about the fighting, carried out in a variety of Asian styles, including one Mr. Jaa invented for the film., Entertainment Weekly - Jaa, mesmerizing as ever to behold with his pinwheel moves, also (co)directs for the first time.

ScreenwriterEk Iemchuen, Tony Jaa

Sound sourceDolby Digital

Movie/TV TitleOng Bak - The Beginning

WriterNontakorn Taveesuk, Panna Rittikrai

Consumer AdviceContains frequent strong violence