&n bsp  &nbs p  Product DetailsOriginal Title:Ong Bak 3 (Blu-ray) (Canadian Release) Actors: Don Chupang - Tony JaaDirector: Tony Jaa, Panna RittikraiConditio n: NEWFormat: Blu-rayRuntime: 98 minsLanguage: English Subtitle: English SubtitlesRegion code: Region 1 (United States, Canada, Bermuda, U.S. territories) Discs: 1Rating: RGenre: ActionSubgenre: ForeignRelease Year: 2011Your browser does not support iframes.

Beginning the very moment that its predecessor left off, director Tony Jaa's supernaturally charged sequel finds Tien (Jaa) forced to do battle with his most dangerous opponent yet, a powerful phantom warrior known as Demon Crow (Dan Chupong). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Beginning the very moment that its predecessor left off, director Tony Jaa's supernaturally charged sequel finds Tien (Jaa) forced to do battle with his most dangerous opponent yet, a powerful phantom warrior known as Demon Crow (Dan Chupong).

Beginning the very moment that its predecessor left off, director Tony Jaa's supernaturally charged sequel finds Tien (Jaa) forced to do battle with his most dangerous opponent yet, a powerful phantom warrior known as Demon Crow (Dan Chupong).

Martial arts legend Tony Jaa writes, directs, produces and stars in ONG BAK 3, the third and final installment in one of the most beloved action series of all time. Picking up at the cliffhanger ending where Ong Bak 2 leaves off, Jaa ramps up the epic supernatural elements of the previous film, while still maintaining the trademark bone-crunching action that the series is known for. This time he must face his ultimate enemy: a fierce supernatural warrior named Demon Crow, played by fellow martial arts sensation Dan Chupong (Dynamite Warrior). Eagerly anticipated by martial arts aficionados for some time, the matchup of Jaa and Chupong is explosive.

Beginning the very moment that its predecessor left off, director Tony Jaa's supernaturally charged sequel finds Tien (Jaa) forced to do battle with his most dangerous opponent yet, a powerful phantom warrior known as Demon Crow (Dan Chupong).

Beginning the very moment that its predecessor left off, director Tony Jaa's supernaturally charged sequel finds Tien (Jaa) forced to do battle with his most dangerous opponent yet, a powerful phantom warrior known as Demon Crow (Dan Chupong).

Martial arts legend Tony Jaa writes, directs, produces and stars in ONG BAK 3, the third and final installment in one of the most beloved action series of all time. Picking up at the cliffhanger ending where Ong Bak 2 leaves off, Jaa ramps up the epic supernatural elements of the previous film, while still maintaining the trademark bone-crunching action that the series is known for. This time he must face his ultimate enemy: a fierce supernatural warrior named Demon Crow, played by fellow martial arts sensation Dan Chupong (Dynamite Warrior). Eagerly anticipated by martial arts aficionados for some time, the matchup of Jaa and Chupong is explosive.

Beginning the very moment that its predecessor left off, director Tony Jaa's supernaturally charged sequel finds Tien (Jaa) forced to do battle with his most dangerous opponent yet, a powerful phantom warrior known as Demon Crow (Dan Chupong).

Tony Jaa returns in this sequel to the 2005 Thai hit ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR. This time, Jaa not only amazes in front of the camera, but he also makes his directorial debut.

Ong bak 3 picks up where ong bak 2 had left off. Tien is captured and almost beaten to death before he is saved and brought back to the kana khone villagers.

Tony Jaa follows in the powerful martial arts footsteps of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li in ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR, one of the first films to center on the ancient fighting system of Muay Thai, which utilizes the body's limbs to potentially devastating effect. Jaa stars as Ting, a quiet young man who lives in the peaceful village of Nong Pradu. As the village's special celebration approaches, a Bangkok villain named Don (Wannakit Siriput) steals the head of the Buddha statue Ong-Bak, which is said to protect the village from bad luck. Ting volunteers to go to the big city to bring back the head of Ong-Bak, but remembers what he was taught by sage monk Pra Cru (Woranard Tantipidok): he must not use his Muay Thai skills to harm people. However soon after arriving in Bangkok, Ting, a... Less

In Bangkok, Ting gets inadvertently involved in unlicensed fighting, organized by the Ong Bak thieves, in a warehouse in a dingy alleyway off Khaosarn Road. These illegal gatherings provide ample opportunity for Phanon to show off his skills and while muayboran proves a more stylish spectacle than the blunt harshness of muaythai, the action is often uncomfortably realistic; you??ll be flinching in your seat as another crunching knee strike connects alarmingly with some anonymous scrapper??s jaw. The illegal gatherings also pit Ting against a motley crew of foreign challengers, giving Thai audiences a kick from watching their countryman mete out fierce physical punishment to a bunch of unseemly farangs. Special features - Filmmaker's Commentary - Fight Choreographic - Ong-Bak's Easter... Less

When robert, an inanimate tire, discovers his destructive telepathic powers, he soon sets his sights on a desert town, in particular, a mysterious woman becomes his obsession.

   &n bsp  &nbs p  Product DetailsOriginal Title:Ong Bak 2 - The Beginning (Two-Disc Widescreen Collectors Edition) Actors: Tony JaaDirector: Panna Rittikrai;Tony JaaCondition: NEWFormat: DVDRuntime: 98 minsLanguage: English Subtitle: English SubtitlesRegion code: Region 1 (United States, Canada, Bermuda, U.S. territories) Discs: 1Rating: UnratedGenre: ActionRelease Year: 2008Your browser does not support iframes.

Actors: Chetwut Wacharakun - Mum Jokmok - Pumwazree Yodkamol - Suchoa Pongvilai - Tony Jaa. Director: Prachya Pinkaew. Format: DVD. Format Size: Widescreen. Runtime: 105 Minutes. Language: English. Subtitle: English Subtitles. Region code: Region 1 (United States Canada Bermuda U.S. territories). Discs: 1. Rating: PG-13. Genre: Action. Release Year: 2003.

Picking up at the cliffhanger ending where Ong Bak 2 leaves off, Jaa ramps up the epic supernatural elements of the previous film, while still maintaining the trademark bone-crunching action that the series is known for. This time he must face his ultimate enemy: a fierce supernatural warrior named "Demon Crow," played by fellow martial arts sensation Dan Chupong (Born to Fight and Dynamite Warrior). Eagerly anticipated by martial arts aficionados for some time, the matchup of Jaa and Chupong is explosive.

Picking up at the cliffhanger ending where Ong Bak 2 leaves off, Jaa ramps up the epic supernatural elements of the previous film, while still maintaining the trademark bone-crunching action that the series is known for. This time he must face his ultimate enemy: a fierce supernatural warrior named "Demon Crow," played by fellow martial arts sensation Dan Chupong (Born to Fight and Dynamite Warrior). Eagerly anticipated by martial arts aficionados for some time, the matchup of Jaa and Chupong is explosive.

Description: Ong Bak 3 picks up where Ong Bak 2 had left off. Tien is captured and almost beaten to death before he is saved and brought back to the Kana Khone villagers. There he is taught meditation and how to deal with his Karma, but very soon his arch rival returns challenging Tien for a final duel. Running Time: 99 min. Language: Thai, English Subtitles: English, Spanish Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 Format: NTSC Region: All Cast: Tony Jaa, Panom Yeerum, Dan Chupong, Primrata Dej-Udom,...

Tony Jaa follows in the powerful martial arts footsteps of Bruce Lee Jackie Chan and Jet Li in ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR one of the first films to center on the ancient fighting system of Muay Thai which utilizes the body's limbs to potentially devastating effect. Jaa stars as Ting a quiet young man who lives in the peaceful village of Nong Pradu. As the village's special celebration approaches a Bangkok villain named Don Wannakit Siriput steals the head of the Buddha statue Ong-Bak which is said to protect the village from bad luck. Ting volunteers to go to the big city to bring back the head of Ong-Bak but remembers what he was taught by sage monk Pra Cru Woranard Tantipidok: he must not use his Muay Thai skills to harm people. However soon after arriving in Bangkok Ting a peaceful fish... Less

Tony Jaa follows in the powerful martial arts footsteps of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li in ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR, one of the first films to center on the ancient fighting system of Muay Thai, which utilizes the body's limbs to potentially devastating effect. Jaa stars as Ting, a quiet young man who lives in the peaceful village of Nong Pradu. As the village's special celebration approaches, a Bangkok villain named Don (Wannakit Siriput) steals the head of the Buddha statue Ong-Bak, which is said to protect the village from bad luck. Ting volunteers to go to the big city to bring back the head of Ong-Bak, but remembers what he was taught by sage monk Pra Cru (Woranard Tantipidok): he must not use his Muay Thai skills to harm people. However soon after arriving in Bangkok, Ting, a... Less

Muay Thai martial arts master Tony Jaa returns to deliver a bone-breaking barrage of knees and elbows in this action opus that finds the star not only delivering blows in front of the camera, but calling the shots behind it as well. Despite the title's indication of this film as a sequel to 2003's ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR, this movie has no narrative connection to the events of the earlier work, despite the fact that both films star Jaa.

Picking up at the cliffhanger ending where Ong Bak 2 leaves off, Jaa ramps up the epic supernatural elements of the previous film, while still maintaining the trademark bone-crunching action that the series is known for. This time he must face his ultimate enemy: a fierce supernatural warrior named "Demon Crow," played by fellow martial arts sensation Dan Chupong (Born to Fight and Dynamite Warrior). Eagerly anticipated by martial arts aficionados for some time, the matchup of Jaa and Chupong is explosive.

Tony Jaa follows in the powerful martial arts footsteps of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li in ONG-BAK: THE THAI WARRIOR, one of the first films to center on the ancient fighting system of Muay Thai, which utilizes the body's limbs to potentially devastating effect. Jaa stars as Ting, a quiet young man who lives in the peaceful village of Nong Pradu. As the village's special celebration approaches, a Bangkok villain named Don (Wannakit Siriput) steals the head of the Buddha statue Ong-Bak, which is said to protect the village from bad luck. Ting volunteers to go to the big city to bring back the head of Ong-Bak, but remembers what he was taught by sage monk Pra Cru (Woranard Tantipidok): he must not use his Muay Thai skills to harm people. However soon after arriving in Bangkok, Ting, a... Less

ONG BAK 3 picks up where ONG BAK 2 concluded. Tien is captured and almost beaten to death before he is saved and brought back to the Kana Khone villagers. There, he is taught meditation and how to deal with his Karma, but very soon his arch rival returns challenging Tien for a final duel.

ONG BAK 3 picks up where ONG BAK 2 concluded. Tien is captured and almost beaten to death before he is saved and brought back to the Kana Khone villagers. There, he is taught meditation and how to deal with his Karma, but very soon his arch rival returns challenging Tien for a final duel.

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KISS OF THE DRAGON: The writers of THE FIFTH ELEMENT, Luc Besson (who also directed the Bruce Willis film) and Robert Mark Kamen, have teamed up again to deliver Jet Li in the action thriller KISS OF THE DRAGON. Li stars as Liu Jiuan, a Chinese agent so dedicated to his job that he has no friends, no family, no dreams. He is sent to Paris to help the French police capture a Chinese gangster, but France's top cop, Jeanne-Pierre Richard (Tcheky Karyo), has set Liu up to take the fall for a brutal killing he himself carried out. On the run in a strange city, Liu keeps a low profile until he unwillingly becomes friends with an American hooker, Jessica (Bridget Fonda)--who just happens to hold the key to his innocence. But Richard is always one step ahead of them--he has Jessica's daughter. Li... Less

When the head of his village s sacred buddha statue is stolen, simple country boy ting is sent to bangkok to retrieve it. Once ting arrives in the big city, he s forced to use his lethal martial arts skills. It s non-stop action as ting takes on a series of lowlifes and criminals in his quest to get the buddha.

Release Date: 2011-02-08, Rating: R (Restricted)