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Comment from: muhammad saeed [Visitor]
I liek Thai Movie
17/06/2008 @ 10:41
Comment from: hannah [Visitor]
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i like thai moviesss alots this is also thai movie call Som Tum but i didnt watch this movie yet cuz im always busy wit the new movie i mean new drama(lakorn)
10/07/2008 @ 09:20
Comment from: Earl [Visitor]
*****
This movie was very awsome, nice one.
Was my first ever thaimovie to watch, and i must say, opened the door for lots more....
30/07/2008 @ 02:59
Comment from: captainJosh [Visitor] · http://www.papooseonline.com
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This film was funny and had great action I heard it did not do good in the box office in Thai land which is sad. I really like Nathan Jones he is a cool guy and is finally not type cast as a big bad guy but as a nice clumsy guy. Kraten (Nawarat Techaratanaprasert) was a really cute her role was cool and i thought she spoke english better than the gangsters in the movie and Dokya (Sasisa Jindamanee)is cool. She fights like a little Tony Jaa she is the real star of this film besides her sister. Don cheupong from Dynamite warrior/Born To fight remake has a cool Cameo apperance in the first half of the film he even shows off some of his moves. Even though this is more of a comedy than say toy Jaa's film or Dan cheupongs it is a fun movie I enjoyed it.If you liked this film then go see Ong Bak/Born To Fight/Tom Yoong Gun(The Protector here in the states)/Dynamit warrior/chocolate/body Guard 1&2
20/08/2008 @ 06:15

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