no stunt-double!!
all she do herself!!
From the Director of ONG BAK and TOM YUM GOONG.
Yakuza Masashi and his Thai lover Zin were forced to separate with
Masashi being sent back to Japan and Zin to continue staying in Bangkok
as a single mother. Brought up single-handedly by Zin, their daughter
Zen, is autistic in nature. She is compensated with agility and picks
up Muay Thai through watching television programs and from observing
the trainings taking place at the Muay Thai academy next door. Zen
becomes an obsessive fighter who excels at catching fast-flying
objects. When Zin is diagnosed with cancer, Zen has to fight her way
through to collect money from her mother's debtors to raise her medical
funds.
Release Date: 15 May 2008
Website: http://www.chocolate-movie.com
somehow, the thought of an obsessive autistic fighter somewhere our there scares the living daylights out of me
me wanna watch lady kick some ass
Sounds interesting to me . I really thoroughly enjoyed ong bak . Now a female fighter should be something new .
anyone got torrent link?
Nice trailer. Looks like a cross between the Jacky chan acrobatic-comedy stunts and some bruce lee 'wipe the nose with the thumb' mannuerisms and some good flashy Thai boxing..Good stuff.
Gotta love the catching objects gig. They seemed to have combined all the classical MA movie staples. Formula, but still looks entertaining. Wish my Thai was better.
good lord.. i saw the trailer today on tvmobile.. chua sai.. can tell is from director of ongbak and tom yum goong.. break neck, crack hand, smashing head, flying kick and punch..
she can kill all the WWE female wrestlers..
capoera vs muay thai again?
hmm.. i prefer tony jaa la. he seems faster.
girl got element of surprise mah.. the bad guys see is girl den they hehehe.. den end up 20sec later all on the floor hand break leg break..
at first look at the title i tot is some romantic movie until i clicked it
just watched on veoh,the fighting scenes are great ,shes certainly the female version of Tony Jaa but of course not as good as him.
saw the tv ad that Abe Hiroshi is in the film also? if he is inside is great!!!!!
nice...^^
In this part of the world, there's no dearth of male action heroes, you know, those with real martial arts background. Think Jet Li, Jackie Chan, Donnie Yen, Wu Jing, and closer to home, Tony Jaa. How about a female counterpart? You're likely to struggle hard to name a credible one, Michelle Yeoh notwithstanding. So Thai director Prachya Pinkaew is probably shrewd enough to identify this golden opportunity, and so introduces us to Yanin Vismistananda in her debut feature Chocolate. Continues at http://anutshellreview.blogspot.com/2008/05/chocolate.html
saw the 3 mins trailer on youtube.
power!
got one scene the jump kick sibeh zai.
Now the stuff more people watches are Mongolian wrestling / Thai kick-boxing and Muay Thai in action movies. Jacky chan stuff old fashion oredi. Notice Chan and Jet Li either now move into western movie market or chinese production action/ war movies which stress more on the story line and how the warriors ought instead of personal action stunts. Gosh they even have to join international actors to make every movie ticket worth the watch.
Great action ... but the plot is too simple
The actress is also quite cute
give michelle yeoh a run for her money.
the beauty and also weakest of thai fighting films are that it has a simple storyline in the sense a beauty is because it's continuous hardcore fighting and in the sense a weakest is because the story can really bore out people.