That Thai martial arts star Tony Jaa current renaissance in film work in South Asia. Director Prachya Pinkaew coupled with the 2003 film Ong Bak, but eleven years, warts in their style began to emerge. Visited any of the subsequent movies understandable, ja plot Pinkaew attempts later to employ computer-generated effects didn’t meet down-and-dirty process stunts in Ong Bak. Most of the JAA, Protector 2, had these same problems, but they also realize the call element of balletic fight scene.
This self proclaim nonsense flick is a bigger problem than it looks. JAA will want to present himself as the answer to Thai Jackie Chan, acrobatic style and tendency to do his own stunts (there’s even a moment in comic Tom yum Gong so JAA meets Chan impersonator). However, classical Chan of 1980s reveals dedication in storytelling that goes backstage fight. Police story, Chan movie such as never lulls or bores the audience exciting periods does not occur. By contrast, Protector 2 confusing during quiet moments in public can get exhausted even before the start of the fighting, just in an effort to find out.
At some points, so it seems that the Protector 2 trying to comment on the amount of nonsense. Uses one fight scene that ways electricity violently against the laws of physics that employ sound effects Abdullah Pinkaew Star Wars to confirms this. But having a screen on ja is no different than Chuck Norris, so it’s not simply unwilling to laugh at itself, but the entire concept of self-irony seems foreign to him. Other actors in the film, such as RZA and or chocolate star Yanin “Jeeja”, wear a look allow posting require not just for this film to be taken seriously, but threatening violence against anyone starts laughing.
