Boxer. The background becomes
the
screenwriter who can play through the original sequel of ancient Thailand five or six hundred years ago. Just talk about the two male protagonists from the past and present. The relationship is good, the
whole film gives the impression of being primitive, savage, bloody, dirty, and dilapidated...
Most of the characters are set like primitive tribal people,
but most of the time they look old. It's like a yellowed old photo. Anyway, I don’t look so pleasing to the eye
. The main selling point is
that the style of the movie has been changed from the previous episode (if that really counts as a prequel) Muay Thai. The style is
a lot of mix-and-match style, but it makes people laugh and feel dizzy.
It seems that the director (or screenwriter) has grabbed a hand in other time and space and the world at will
and then caught what ninja, Qing Dynasty warrior, and African black man. I just threw it in and I
don’t care if these characters are coordinated in the play. It’s
a pot of Thai curry stew (but it’s really nauseating to look at it with the dirty background)
Tony Jaa directed and acted, so he decathlon He went to
Drunken Boxing, Nanquan, Kendo, Three-section Cudgel, Jiu-Jitsu...
I just didn’t dare to think about it. There was nothing I couldn’t put into the film,
but it was his old professional Muay Thai. The audience can only see the clues by opening their eyes hard.
So, the Thai style that was created to make people shine in the first part has disappeared. The fans
are left with the patchwork of N-unlike mashup style.
Let’s talk about two big battles.
Stabbing the king, it’s really inexplicable.
Ancient Gu Cutter. Everyone knows that slashing on the head is more deadly.
Besides, they have been scratched so many on the back. The skin underneath, the flesh or the armour feel different, right?
Just look for the back muscles, and
finally be besieged by the black ninja. It’s even more so
that the big elephant came out, but if you think it’s here to protect the lord, it’s a
big mistake. Soon after he came out, he fell into a petrified state and became human flesh...Oh wrong, it was the elephant flesh set board
as the protagonist and a group of black killers wearing it between its four legs
and then hitting it from the feet to the back. But the elephants are still calm and calm. If you do not move, if
you splash layers of paint on it, I’m afraid everyone will treat it as a slide in the kindergarten.
At the end, the life or death of the male pig is unclear. It seems that
Tony Jaa has a strong mentality. Going for the sequel, I didn’t think it would be TJ. I
heard that Boxing Fighter 3 will be out in May this year. Please go back to the 21st century and worship the Buddha.
And Tony Jaa, you’re still honest Actually, your star is ready.
In fact, it’s not wrong to show more martial arts styles in a play,
but the
protagonist should definitely not do this. The protagonist should try his best to implement a martial arts style. In this way,
you can use different styles to match the drama without losing the style and the supporting role to set off the protagonist. At the same time, it will not appear monotonous.
Tony Jaa is wrong in this film because his ambition is too bloated
. Which genre is directly on the body, it doesn’t matter whether the front and back styles are unified to
show off, it
’s showing off, but
I’m completely lost. We often say that only Chinese is the world’s . This is also true for Tony Jaa. Everyone is watching your play, not wanting to see it. You play drunken fist, Nanquan, and kendo three-section stick.
For you, only Muay Thai is overbearing!
Wu Hai is boundless, looking back is the shore, looking back in time, kindness is great, Amitabha...
PS:
It seems that some comments say that the film has a tribute to Uncle Jackie Chan and Uncle Bullet to criticize,
but I feel that if I really want to pay tribute or challenge
, I’m afraid it’s going to Star Master’s "Wu Zhuang Yuan Su Qier",
you see. The protagonist’s beggar outfit is just inferior to the sharp brother.
The sticky, dry hair is simply a nightmare for Rejoice.
The plot elements of the two pieces are not difficult to see in common,
so it’s not so much "Boxer 2". It's better to say "Suqier 2 of Taiqier"
View more about Ong Bak 2 reviews
