In fact, I have always liked watching action movies, but after Jackie Chan and Jet Li have grown old, their contemporary gold medal supporting roles have also grown old. The new generation can't keep up, and the young and the yellow can't keep up. An Zhijie and Wu Yunlong who have a bit of knowledge can't become popular. To rely on Nicholas Tse and Wu Yanzu to support the scene of a half-way monk, Yen Zidan and Zhang Zhen are not bad.
Tony Jia looks like a real cock plus a turtle. It's not pleasing to be black and autumn, but his kung fu is really handsome. I've always heard of Muay Thai, and I've been fighting harder. People are often killed in matches, but I really don't know what it is. Watching this movie, I found that cruelty makes sense. Elbow hits, knee hits, jump hits, and weird leg skills, it's strange that the cruelty doesn't hurt.
The plot of the whole movie is not worth mentioning. Villagers who know Muay Thai go to Bangkok to find the stolen Buddha head. The soundtrack is even more of a disaster, and it's not like that when silent is better than sound. But at first, the toss and turns of being chased by the gang was very enjoyable, and it looked very dexterous. The bar’s three combos fully demonstrated the anti-strike ability and technical characteristics of Muay Thai. The small three-round pursuit is very funny and reflects the characteristics of Thailand. The final fight was very thrilling and exciting. The arcade games such as aerial hitting, kneeling and killing are really exciting, unlike the current action movies who like to hang Wia.
Tonija's turnout is a boon for action movie fans, but fortunately.
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