Jija deu suay doo
Réalisation:
Rashane LimtrakulScénario:
Sompope VejchapipatMusique:
Kanisorn PhuangjinActeurs·trices:
JeeJa Yanin, Patrick Tang, Nui Saendaeng, Boonprasert Salangam, Sompong Leartvimolkasame, Roongtawan Jindasing, Tim ManRésumés(1)
Den, une jeune thaïlandaise, est kidnappée par une organisation criminelle. Elle est sauvée par une bande de jeunes qui pratiquent des arts martiaux très particuliers et cherchent à mettre la main sur le chef des kidnappeurs. (texte officiel du distributeur)
Critiques (2)
A decent martial arts flick, but a few things bothered me. I liked the unconventional choreography, I haven't seen a mix of fighting and hip hop anywhere else, but I found it too circus-like and acrobatic, it doesn't look too rough, it's rather nice to watch but only done for effect. JeeJa Yanin is without a doubt the best Thai fighter, she could be Tony's sister. I was most impressed with the finale, where they more or less dropped the dancing and fought in at least five different styles. Good, but it could have been better. 65%
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An action romantic film that has one prominent issue. It's not memorable. While there are action scenes in there, they are not great. There are several characters that the film heavily focuses on, but none of them are the kind to truly captivate you, so in the end, the prevailing feeling is that it's all rather small and average.
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