Born to Fight

In this action-packed thriller from Thailand, Special Forces officer Deaw (Chupong Changprung) becomes despondent after his partner is killed by General Yang (Nappon Gomarachun), a notorious drug baron. Hoping to heal, Deaw takes time off work and accompanies his sister (Kessarin Ektawatkul) and a group of gymnasts on a humanitarian mission to a small village. But when Yang shows up and terrorizes the village, Deaw must spring back into action.

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It looks like a lot of people got hurt while they were making this film. It's a great martial arts action flick. Fans of Tony Jaa should like this one too. He is not in it, but there are many talented kickboxers, although none may be at his skill level, but then who is? The stunt work is phenomenal with no wires or computer effects. At the end when the credits are rolling you can see them practicing their stunts and getting hurt. Some of the jumps and falls are practiced with cushions to fall on, then they are removed for the final take. There is a huge cast as an entire village fights back against the evil communist drug dealing troops that took them all hostage. It's loads of fun and even the English dubbing is quite good. There's lots of shooting and explosions and lots of killing that is not too bloody. If you are into martial arts and action you can't go wrong with this movie. I recommend it.
- couchdog53