Full Version: Who Watched TYG ?
Man I wish i could see it
I admit it - I bought a pirated copy of TYG, just yesterday. 
Even though it was a dvd copy, i think they just compiled the 2 vcds into 1 dvd disc. Cost less than 2 USD. The copy was clear enough for my boyfriend to enjoy the movie - especially all the action scenes!
But of course, we will still watch it at the cinema when they show it here in the Phils.
Now I am concerned if they will show locally because of the violence!
The government has very strict rating system - it may come out as rated R. And they might show it after more than a year - like what happend with Ong-bak!
Even though it was a dvd copy, i think they just compiled the 2 vcds into 1 dvd disc. Cost less than 2 USD. The copy was clear enough for my boyfriend to enjoy the movie - especially all the action scenes!
But of course, we will still watch it at the cinema when they show it here in the Phils.
Now I am concerned if they will show locally because of the violence!
The government has very strict rating system - it may come out as rated R. And they might show it after more than a year - like what happend with Ong-bak!
I watched, guess what, on Premier Day 
Since I'm half Thai, half Indonesian, I spend a lot of time in Thailand... (I can't speak Thai though ^^^^ ^-^° )
Since I'm half Thai, half Indonesian, I spend a lot of time in Thailand... (I can't speak Thai though ^^^^ ^-^° )
are you serious danny you watched it four times o_O gosh you are lucky. >< man *falls back* gotta wait for the dvd til Feb. 2006 hhuuhh
I just finished watching this. I thought the movie had non existent script. There is way too much fighting and way too little character and story. Even for a martial arts film.
Second, For whatever the reason, I felt like Tony Jaa for the first half of the movie fights too tentative. A bit slow. I don't know why. Especially that four minutes uncut sequence. I think that back fired because Tony Jaa was not kicking and fighting his hardest cause he looked scare like he was going to mess up and they have to start all over.
Now, on to the good stuff:
The fight scenes with the Brazilian guy, the broadsword guy and Nathan Jones was awesome. Especially against Nathan Jones. Damn, he must be one of the biggest man I ever met. Tony Jaa was awesome with the double stick, very much like Jet Li.
The best fight sequence however, is when he broke and play with the body of 50 guys with tons of joint locks, breaks, etc. I was on the edge of my seat there...
Overall, a good movie. I say 7.5/10 is a fair score. Not the best martial arts movie ever, or even close, but a very good one if you only care about the action.
Second, For whatever the reason, I felt like Tony Jaa for the first half of the movie fights too tentative. A bit slow. I don't know why. Especially that four minutes uncut sequence. I think that back fired because Tony Jaa was not kicking and fighting his hardest cause he looked scare like he was going to mess up and they have to start all over.
Now, on to the good stuff:
The fight scenes with the Brazilian guy, the broadsword guy and Nathan Jones was awesome. Especially against Nathan Jones. Damn, he must be one of the biggest man I ever met. Tony Jaa was awesome with the double stick, very much like Jet Li.
The best fight sequence however, is when he broke and play with the body of 50 guys with tons of joint locks, breaks, etc. I was on the edge of my seat there...
Overall, a good movie. I say 7.5/10 is a fair score. Not the best martial arts movie ever, or even close, but a very good one if you only care about the action.
QUOTE(yvonne_crimson @ Oct 20 2005, 07:56 AM)
of course yes~ 
Hmmmm,.......
What i heard was that Tony Jaa was'nt even using real muay thai,....... is this true??!!
My friend, who is thai told me that... Me upset!!
My friend, who is thai told me that... Me upset!!
irst of all I´m a really huge fan of Martial Art (Movie).
Logically, this film is a must for all fans who love this genre (and of course for all Tony Jaa fans).
I´ve recognized that German fans are in the minority in this forum. Thus, I have to make a call that there are many German fans who loves ONG-BAK and the actor Tony Jaa!
Everyone I know who saw this movie is really enthusiastic about ONG-BAk!!!
They were really awed by the fantastic fighting scene in ONG-BAK.
Somehow I don´t understand why they realeased it THIS year in Germany???!!! Wasn´t the movie made in 2003???
BUT if you are a lucky guy like me who was able to see "Tom-Yum-Gong" they can´t hardly believe that this movie is going to be much , much , much better than ONG-BAK!!!!!
One of the movie´s highlight is the fighting scene in the burning temple against the Capoeira-fighter!
It´s just marvellous!!!
The burning background and the water on the floor... a perfect stage for two outstanding fighters!
But for me personally is the
uncut "4 minute-bone-breaking-scene"
the BEST fighting scene I´ve ever seen on screen!!!!
Forget Kill Bill! Forget Romeo must Die!
After seeing this superb kick-ass scene, you shouldn´t forget to put your jaw back to its old place!!!
BELIEVE ME!!!!!!!!!
Moreover, if you have a girlfriend, you shouldn´t invite her to see this movie because it just hurts by looking at this scene! *lol*
Unfortunately, they will release Tom-Yum-Gong in Germany around 2007!!!!!!
Damn...that is too long!!!!
Nevertheless, this movie is the best matial art movie I´ve seen in the last 5 years!
10/10 --> a perfect score!!!!!!
Ps: Muai Thai Boran rocks!!!
Tony, don´t forget hat you also have huge fans over here in Germany! Although it takes a little bit longer than in other countries to see you in action! *lol*
Logically, this film is a must for all fans who love this genre (and of course for all Tony Jaa fans).
I´ve recognized that German fans are in the minority in this forum. Thus, I have to make a call that there are many German fans who loves ONG-BAK and the actor Tony Jaa!
Everyone I know who saw this movie is really enthusiastic about ONG-BAk!!!
They were really awed by the fantastic fighting scene in ONG-BAK.
Somehow I don´t understand why they realeased it THIS year in Germany???!!! Wasn´t the movie made in 2003???
BUT if you are a lucky guy like me who was able to see "Tom-Yum-Gong" they can´t hardly believe that this movie is going to be much , much , much better than ONG-BAK!!!!!
One of the movie´s highlight is the fighting scene in the burning temple against the Capoeira-fighter!
It´s just marvellous!!!
The burning background and the water on the floor... a perfect stage for two outstanding fighters!
But for me personally is the
uncut "4 minute-bone-breaking-scene"
the BEST fighting scene I´ve ever seen on screen!!!!
Forget Kill Bill! Forget Romeo must Die!
After seeing this superb kick-ass scene, you shouldn´t forget to put your jaw back to its old place!!!
BELIEVE ME!!!!!!!!!
Moreover, if you have a girlfriend, you shouldn´t invite her to see this movie because it just hurts by looking at this scene! *lol*
Unfortunately, they will release Tom-Yum-Gong in Germany around 2007!!!!!!
Damn...that is too long!!!!
Nevertheless, this movie is the best matial art movie I´ve seen in the last 5 years!
10/10 --> a perfect score!!!!!!
Ps: Muai Thai Boran rocks!!!
Tony, don´t forget hat you also have huge fans over here in Germany! Although it takes a little bit longer than in other countries to see you in action! *lol*
TYG was pretty good but to me Ong bak seem better some how. hope the next movie will be alot better.
QUOTE(Charro @ Nov 18 2005, 04:13 AM)
Wow 
You definitely broke my record, Danny 
Does anybody here break Danny's record?
You definitely broke my record, Danny Does anybody here break Danny's record?
I'll break the record
I'll watch it (at least) 6 or 7 times at the cinema
My first time will be 20 th january with Tony there in Paris for his premiere,it's just 11 days left
I have waited for TYG for so long,one year, even before it was begun.
OH MY GOD!! My Cousin found a video clip of TYG of Tony fighting Lateef Crowder. Man I that's a good fighting scene. Gosh now gotta wait for it to come out. ><
QUOTE(Sibor @ Jan 9 2006, 11:12 PM)
QUOTE(Charro @ Nov 18 2005, 04:13 AM)
Wow You definitely broke my record, Danny
Does anybody here break Danny's record?
You definitely broke my record, Danny Does anybody here break Danny's record?
I'll break the record
I'll watch it (at least) 6 or 7 times at the cinema
My first time will be 20 th january with Tony there in Paris for his premiere,it's just 11 days left
I have waited for TYG for so long,one year, even before it was begun.
hahaha have fun sibor. But I still think there are some people who watched the movie more than 4 times in the cinema so my record is already broken. xD
Even a friend of mine found a clip of the bone breakathon scene on the internet too now that u mentioned the found Tony vs Lateef clip Fesha. Theres even the entire market chase scene of OngBak on ign.com. But anyways i'm still waiting for the release of the official dvd..
The Bone Breaking scene where? can I see it please?
Yes...I just watched it last night...and it was abseloutley INSANE...A complete Adrenaline Rush...It makes Ong-Bak's fight scenes look girly...Jaa just went off...He pulled moves that I never thought possible...The Bone Break scene was my favorite fight scene in any movie EVER...and I've seen all of Jet Li's, Jackie Chans and Bruce Lee's.
Also...the Kapoera fighting scene was intense just as well...Forget the story...as it did drag and had bad editing...But the fights were the best ever...Tony Jaa is the man...and NO ONE can come close to his skills and dedication.
I'll be watching this over and over again...going to see it at the theaters when it comes to the US...and buy the US DVD too...Tony Jaa...If you read this...Keep up the good work...You are the best of the best!
Also...the Kapoera fighting scene was intense just as well...Forget the story...as it did drag and had bad editing...But the fights were the best ever...Tony Jaa is the man...and NO ONE can come close to his skills and dedication.
I'll be watching this over and over again...going to see it at the theaters when it comes to the US...and buy the US DVD too...Tony Jaa...If you read this...Keep up the good work...You are the best of the best!
Waaa! I watched it some time ago on vcd (couldn't wait till like 2008, I live in Norway 
).
Unbelievable! Close to Ong-Bak in greatness, only that Tony's opponents was much better. And in Ong-Bak, when the enemies get knocked, most of them fall down like *kick* (lump, bump, splat) while here it's like *SMASH!* *crash*
*pow!*
After I watched it I got up and YAAAAAH!!! ran into the living and beat up the air, the chairs and the floor and myself
I'm so childish 
).Unbelievable! Close to Ong-Bak in greatness, only that Tony's opponents was much better. And in Ong-Bak, when the enemies get knocked, most of them fall down like *kick* (lump, bump, splat) while here it's like *SMASH!* *crash*
*pow!*
After I watched it I got up and YAAAAAH!!! ran into the living and beat up the air, the chairs and the floor and myself
I'm so childish
Yes I saw ....denn fortunately I think the best tony JAA film! And at the moment still the 2 best film have ever watched the ego!
HI TO ALL THE MEMBERS. THE TYG IS REALLY AMAZING!
QUOTE(flora @ Mar 28 2010, 09:00 AM) 
HI TO ALL THE MEMBERS. THE TYG IS REALLY AMAZING!Hi Flora and welcome.
May l please ask you to use lowercase to post as people who struggle to read English find capitals difficult to read. Thank you.
[Quote name = 'Flora' date = '28. März 2010, 09:00 AM' post = '41297 ']
: 0117: HALLO an alle Mitglieder. DIE TYG ist wirklich erstaunlich!
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Yep, That is Right!
Hallo Neues Mietglied!Sie sind Tony Jaa fan wegen dem Film Tom Yum Goong?
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