It is still a muddled story, unintelligible themes, and the style of fighting for the sake of fighting. It is obviously a tribute to Jackie Chan's movie but is different. Unlike Jackie Chan's swinging and dynamic, Thai Kung Fu stars His style is static braking, concise and usually no extra moves when fighting, and sometimes a little bit slow. . .
In fact, I was almost thundered in the beginning. . . That vulgar middle-aged underworld woman is a female boxer? . . . Only later did I realize that that lovely daughter was. . ^_^So we have to fight~ That family is so harmonious and uncontested in the world, who can fight? . . . That is the bosses who are busy in all walks of life who owe money to the protagonist and the bosses who have energy and lack of wisdom. . .
Seeing this, I don't think the female version of Tony Jaa is very good. . That pair of fists and knuckles seems to have very limited lethality, and sometimes the obvious strength is not enough and can only be clicked. But the good show finally came ~ Just like Tom Yum Goong put the "Hundred People Zhan" that only uses broken joints as an attack method at the end, the finale of this film is the "buildings" that flattens the fighting in the space. Outer wall battle"! ! ! >.<. . . The whole fight was carried out entirely on one outer wall of a three-story building. The opponents were triad bosses with weak offensive power, high-capacity followers in special clothes, and ordinary soldiers in suits (will come out of the window) !). And the female protagonist jumped up and down on the balcony and the narrow foot space, knocking down countless soldiers blocking the road, until finally blasting and killing the white BOSS.
Turning the three-dimensional scene into a flat surface, the originality is impressive, combined with the fighting game elements added to Tom Yum Kung and the scenes of the heroine playing video games interspersed in this film, I can't help but think of those 2D actions I have played. Games, does the director intend to pay tribute to those 2D games?
Now that the great game genre of 2D action games is gradually dying out, such speculation is not unfounded. The same faint retro feeling, the same simple and straightforward plot and some unreasonable settings, are also considered to be insufficient in connotation, but in my opinion, the monotonous electronic sound of the game and the thin details of the movie are both letting people. Recalling the carefree era in the past, as long as the joystick is hit, just keep your eyes on the Kung Fu heroes and destroy the bad guys.
I hope that the starring girl and Tony Jaa can cooperate in the future, and that 2D action games will not disappear at that time and in the future.
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