
~ by Mark on August 15, 2008.
Posted in Martial Arts, Tricking, filming, press coverage, stunts, website
Tags: Acrobatics, adrenaline, Bangkok, Bangkok Dangerous, film, Martial Arts, stunts, Thai, Tricking
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compared to ong bak this sux..
never heard of it… but now I have, I agree: ong bak rocks.
Bangkok adrenalin looks awesome. Ong Bak is the dog’s dangly bits and even Tony Jaa failed to reach the same standards in his follow-up movie, so just because it doesn’t reach those standards doesn’t mean it’s crap. Personally I can’t wait see it having seen a couple of trailers on you tube months and months ago. The last I heard they were shooting new additional action scenes after investors being so happy what they saw. Anyway I think it’s great to see a Brit Performing at such a high standard and hopefully Dan O’Neill can carve out a decent career in martial-arts movies… Going off on a tangent I also hope that the French martial artist from District 13 Cyril something or other gets the chance to star in more movies, he’s awesome – you should check out his stunt promo on you tube!