Starring Panna Rittikrai, Robert Christin, Chatchai Rukslip and Tony Jaa / US$ 5.5 (free worldwide shipping) / 2 VCD's / Thai language with english subtitles / 95 mins.
You can buy it on ethaicd.com. More old films to come later...
Full Version: Mission Hunter 2
Hi all ! A new forum for the Tony Jaa's old films. Here is the first one : Nuk Soo Dane Song Kram. It was filmed when Tony Jaa was working on set with Panna Rittikrai, before Ong-Bak.
Starring Panna Rittikrai, Robert Christin, Chatchai Rukslip and Tony Jaa / US$ 5.5 (free worldwide shipping) / 2 VCD's / Thai language with english subtitles / 95 mins.
You can buy it on ethaicd.com. More old films to come later...
Starring Panna Rittikrai, Robert Christin, Chatchai Rukslip and Tony Jaa / US$ 5.5 (free worldwide shipping) / 2 VCD's / Thai language with english subtitles / 95 mins.
You can buy it on ethaicd.com. More old films to come later...
The english name of this film is "Mission Hunter 2".
When was this movie filmed?
Are there any reviews of this film out there?
how much action? i like action
Is this movie as good as Ong-Bak
hi T3000 welcome to the forum! hope you enjoy your stay
I've seen the film : Tony plays Moheseau, a bad guy 
He's not the lead actor but we can see him during the whole film. He did two fight scenes, to me they are very good specially the first one ! Tony Jaa had already great skills 
The big guy is an American who owns a gym in Bangkok and the guy Tony fights at the end is part of his stunt team. Many of those men still work for Panna and Tony.
Byt the way, the film contains english subtitles.
Check out several screencaptures of Mission Hunter 2
He's not the lead actor but we can see him during the whole film. He did two fight scenes, to me they are very good specially the first one ! Tony Jaa had already great skills The big guy is an American who owns a gym in Bangkok and the guy Tony fights at the end is part of his stunt team. Many of those men still work for Panna and Tony.
Byt the way, the film contains english subtitles.
Check out several screencaptures of Mission Hunter 2
awesome thanks sawatdee, i have posted your info on another forum where some friends luv to buy movies like this, especially from tony jaa and panna rittkrai films, thanks for updates the site is awesome everyone. take care
Can I buy this VCD in Korea?
I really want to see this VCD and want to buy it~!!!!
Please grant my wishes.
I really want to see this VCD and want to buy it~!!!!
Please grant my wishes.
QUOTE(Sawatdee @ Oct 2 2005, 07:55 AM)
I've seen the film : Tony plays Moheseau, a bad guy He's not the lead actor but we can see him during the whole film. He did two fight scenes, to me they are very good specially the first one ! Tony Jaa had already great skills
The big guy is an American who owns a gym in Bangkok and the guy Tony fights at the end is part of his stunt team. Many of those men still work for Panna and Tony.
He's not the lead actor but we can see him during the whole film. He did two fight scenes, to me they are very good specially the first one ! Tony Jaa had already great skills The big guy is an American who owns a gym in Bangkok and the guy Tony fights at the end is part of his stunt team. Many of those men still work for Panna and Tony.
Sawatdee.
Do you buy this VCD?
Can I buy this VCD in this site "www.ethaicd.com", too?
Jea Ok, you can buy the VCD if you follow the link that Sawatdee posted in the first post of this thread.
Jeak OK, please follow this link to buy the VCD
Very cool hair style, indeed. 
I agree with you ongkot 
We can also see from the screencaptures that Tony really loves that kind of scarf (the red one on his forehead)
It is very similar to the one he wears in Tom Yum Goong. Or perhaps it is the same one? 
We can also see from the screencaptures that Tony really loves that kind of scarf (the red one on his forehead)
It is very similar to the one he wears in Tom Yum Goong. Or perhaps it is the same one?
Thanks~Sawatdee & Thawan Daeng^^
Here is some interesting review of Mission Hunter 2 on this Thai website Click on the link below
http://www.geocities.com/thailandfight/hunter.htm
you can see the movie cover of old and new version on the first 2 pictures.Panna Rittikai also play a role of horrify zombie guy
one of the first guy fought Tony Jaa in this movie (he plays a japanese guy name Totochi) also appeared in the Bodyguard movie (One dress in Kung Fu custom and fight with Mum).
thanks for the link, Box !
QUOTE(box532 @ Oct 20 2005, 05:45 PM)
Your post was merged with this topic.
Sawatdee krap!
just a question, what is the year of the film? how old was tony jaa?
kawp koon krap
just a question, what is the year of the film? how old was tony jaa?
kawp koon krap
mission hunter 2
tony only appears a few times. he has a poor fight scene (not helped by a picture cropped from widescreen to full screen) at the beginning where he does a few nice flips and one at the end which is better but not much to get excited about.
the rest of the film involves a group of mercenaries lurking about in the jungle and fighting some blacked up tribes people and a zombified Panna Rittikrai. its a slight film and only midly entertining.
if you want to see some low budget action directed by and starring tony jaa's mentor panna rittkrai (action director of ong bak, tom yum goong and the sword ) then i highly recommend 'gerd ma lui'. you can see some of tony jaa's style in the way Panna fights and the stuntmen take some nasty hits and falls.
tony only appears a few times. he has a poor fight scene (not helped by a picture cropped from widescreen to full screen) at the beginning where he does a few nice flips and one at the end which is better but not much to get excited about.
the rest of the film involves a group of mercenaries lurking about in the jungle and fighting some blacked up tribes people and a zombified Panna Rittikrai. its a slight film and only midly entertining.
if you want to see some low budget action directed by and starring tony jaa's mentor panna rittkrai (action director of ong bak, tom yum goong and the sword ) then i highly recommend 'gerd ma lui'. you can see some of tony jaa's style in the way Panna fights and the stuntmen take some nasty hits and falls.
I agree with baron kermit. I would say this movie is only for people who are obsessed with Tony Jaa, and since I'm not, I didn't really enjoy it very much. It's low budget and just...not really a very interesting movie. The main bad guy is cheesy and never stops laughing maniacally. It's an ok movie I suppose, but not really worth it unless you really love Tony Jaa himself and not his martial arts, because he doesn't do much in this movie.
well, tony jaa being in the movie isn't the only reason someone would want to see it. maybe people who are interested in panna ritikrai's body of work would be interested. or people who are interested in the evolution of thai action cinema.
The film is "symbolic"... one of the first time Tony Jaa appears on screen.
QUOTE(Thawan Daeng @ Dec 6 2005, 05:51 PM)
well, tony jaa being in the movie isn't the only reason someone would want to see it. maybe people who are interested in panna ritikrai's body of work would be interested. or people who are interested in the evolution of thai action cinema.
What I am really saying is that the film is so incredibly boring that it isn't worth watching.
QUOTE(TheDrunkenMistress @ Dec 7 2005, 08:48 AM) 
What I am really saying is that the film is so incredibly boring that it isn't worth watching.
I agree, an absolute pain to sit through. I brought the widescreen " Battle Warrior" disc and this film nearly killed me.
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