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Tony Jaa

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Bruce Lee + Jackie Chan = Tony Jaa

omg what an inspiration
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LoL, I guess you're the ONE who voted for tony Jaa hm? He is pretty amazing - I think I'm gonna hunt for a buncha his movies at a resale store soon.

off topic: have u seen magnificent butcher or snake in the eagle's shadow?
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Post by Samurai »

i saw snake in eagles shadow - jackie chan right?!
so good

try

snake and crane art of shaolin - very good JC movie
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Yeah! Snake and Crane Art of Shaolin is by far one of my favorite old skool Jackie Chan movies. I've watched that one tons of times.
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Post by Samurai »

watch ong bak

its RIDICULOUS
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hey sam, dont you know there is a 2 post limit per week on this forum?

:lol: kidding, kidding.


boy, its a good thing there isnt for my sake.
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YO FUCK THAT 2 POST PER LIMIT BULLLSHITTTTT THATS THE MOST HORRIBLE STUPID ASS MOTHER FUCKING STUPID BULLSHIT HORRIBLE ARGAKSJFALKSJD)!{(@*%(@*^)@ER
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Started with sparse low lines, built intensity with rythmic variety, went to 16th note lines in high register, than went to octives, than block chords for my last chorus... If you understood that last sentance than you should be playing music and not checking the internet.
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what other movies has Tony Jaa starred in aside from Ong Bak?
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Post by footbinc »

Upcoming:

Tom Yum Goong

www.tomyumgoongmovie.com i think, makes ong bak look boring and slow ;)

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thanks binc, i'll check those out :)
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no way, i saw tom yum goong, and its good but

ong bak is NOT boring and slow compared to it

the fightening in ong bak is more real, more intense, the fighting in TYG is more hollywoodISH and less real - that being said, its still super sick.. especially the first half of the last fight scene

the movie will leave you feeling like u its missing a certain realism that ong bak had

im excited for jaa's 2006, 2007 releases

2006 promises a movie where he learns ninjitsu, tae kwon do and travels the world learning martial arts

I </3 spelling and grammmmmar UG
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Started with sparse low lines, built intensity with rythmic variety, went to 16th note lines in high register, than went to octives, than block chords for my last chorus... If you understood that last sentance than you should be playing music and not checking the internet.
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