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rottentomatoes.com - 10/23/2009

Ong Bak 2 Movie Reviews, Pictures

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Synopsis: Martial-arts superstar Tony Jaa was hailed by international audiences and critics as the next Bruce Lee when he exploded on the scene with ONG BAK. Now he's back and better than ever (this time... Martial-arts superstar Tony Jaa was hailed by international audiences and critics as the ...

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daemonsmovies.com - 10/18/2009

ONG BAK 2 Movie Review

— daemonsmovies.com — ONG BAK 2 (1.5 stars out of 5) A little while back, I was invited to an... advance screening of Ong Bak 2 and, being a fan of Ong Bak , I was very excited to see Tony Jaa do his thing again. Ong Bak 2 is marketed as a prequel to Ong Bak although it really has nothing to do with it. The ... (more) ONG BAK 2 Movie Review

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atomicpopcorn.net - 10/30/2009

Ong Bak 2: The Beginning Review

— atomicpopcorn.net — If the balletic and elegant fighting styles of Jackie Chan and Jet Li are the tap and... swing of the martial arts world, then Tony Jaa and his Thai cohorts are practicing the Lambada. Jaa, who rose to international popularity in 2005 with Ong Bak, introduced the mainstream to the brutal and ... (more) Ong Bak 2: The Beginning Review

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:: The Playlist :: — ... Also in limited release this week Tony Jaa returns to the role that made him an international star in "Ong Bak 2: The Beginning." This time the Thai martial-arts king directs the prequel, which finds Jaa on a warpath to avenge the death of his nobleman father. The original "Ong Bak" was great, kinetic fun, so hopefully this will be on par. RT has it at 53% fresh while Metacritic gives it a ...

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Cinematical — ... the way many of us felt when we first caught the film at South By Southwest: The fight scenes are spectacular; unfortunately, the plot that holds them together is incomprehensible and takes itself too seriously. At Rotten Tomatoes, the critics are almost evenly split between yea and nay, with the only question being whether the awesomeness of the fights is enough to compensate for the dullness of the rest of it. Playing on 10 screens in New York, L.A., San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, and Washington D.C. ...