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Movies
![The Protector poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/tom-yum-goong.webp)
As a martial arts fan, The Protector is the kind of movie I love watching. It puts every single baht in making its fight scenes bigger, crazier and more inventive.
![Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/ong-bak.webp)
The first of the popular Muay Thai movies and the film that gave rise to Tony Jaa's stardom. The impact isn't as big compared to the first time I watched it, but there are still plenty of kick-ass action scenes and Jaa's screen presence is truly one of a kind. A martial arts classic that helped to put Thai action cinema on the map.
![Chocolate poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/chocolate.webp)
The drama is flimsy, the music too melodramatic. Visually, it's a good watch, but the prime attraction are the battles, which don't disappoint at all.
![Sisters poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/sisters-2019.webp)
Pinkaew is back ... with a horror film. The intro feels a little rushed and at times I wondered if this was part of an existing franchise, but once things start to fall into place this became a fun and entertaining little film. The monster designs and cheap CG keep it from reaching a higher score though. Whether it was intentional or not, the cheesiness felt out of place.
![The Protector 2 poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/protector-2.webp)
![The Kick poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/kick.webp)
![Elephant White poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/elephant-white.webp)