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by KINOBICK
Apr 14th, 2005
04:53:58 AM
can't get it to work tho
and second..........
by KINOBICK
Apr 14th, 2005
04:57:21 AM
man that looks sweet.......better when you speed it up tho
Under whelmed
by Denki
Apr 14th, 2005
05:42:56 AM
I was prepared for some ass kickin', but for some reason the trailer was playing really slow for me. Like it was in slow motion. Again. Just like all the other 'ass kicking' trailers out there at the moment. Didn't do much ass kickin' from here.
'like it was in slow motion'?
by fokke
Apr 14th, 2005
06:17:09 AM
It was in slow motion! And therefore it's not a cool trailer. It's got this whole 'been there seen that' thing going on. Please, to all trailerdirectors out there, No More Slow Motion in Trailers! Thank you very much in advance.
TOM YUM GOONG
by moviemaniac-7
Apr 14th, 2005
06:31:32 AM
Sounds like Chinese takeaway. "Two Tom Yum Goong" to go please."
So, his superpower is to move in slow-motion?
by Cymbol
Apr 14th, 2005
06:40:56 AM
He certainly has the physical talent to become a martial artist with his own name. Very few martial artist become "A-List" action stars. However, they need to stop having everything he does in slow mo! Sheeeeesh!! What if we saw every leap and jump Jackie Chan did in slow mo. It would get damn boring. We can still understand the complexity of the most movements without being beaten over the head with it. Martial Arts + Slow Mo = Use Sparingly!!
I agree about the trailer being lacking because of too much slow
by Rogue_Leader
Apr 14th, 2005
06:43:10 AM
I am dying to see this. Ong Bak was the best thing to happen to Martial Arts films in years. If Tona Jaa can repeat even a fraction of that in this movie then I am sold. By the looks of things this movie may be even more vrtual then the last. IS this possible?
Slo-mo shots will be nothing compared to the annoying 3-7 multi-
by Kampbell-Kid
Apr 14th, 2005
07:59:09 AM
Tony Jaa without a doubt has amazing skill... but that constant barrage of multi-angle shots of each stunt totally took me away from fully enjoying Ong Bak every time. Ong Bak only served one badass purpose, showing off to wire-fu film makers that this is how real movie stunts are done. In honesty, Ong Bak with it's forgettable vintage Van Damne Bloodsport plot... made me really feel like I was watching TONY JAA'S STUNTMAN REEL RESUME. No doubt with the same production co and what seems similar crew... I really have a feeling this new film will be another slo-mo multi-angle shot stuntman reel again. Too bad it forgot to highlight him as a stunt double for Robin Shou in Mortal Kombat: Annihilation. lol
Dammit....
by Smash Mcduggan
Apr 14th, 2005
08:44:42 AM
My stupid player wont show the trailer.And i really wanted to see jaa destroy everybody too.......
this trailer sucks ass
by Nerdboy1423
Apr 14th, 2005
11:01:25 AM
I love Tony Jaa and Ong bak to death, but this trailer is crappily thrown together bunch of slow-mo scenes. I want to see stuff from the movie, not just a hit at 300 frames a second
Slo mo
by macgruder
Apr 14th, 2005
11:14:17 AM
This trailer isnt that good, why is the whole thing in slow motion, and most of the cuts are before the actual impact of the hits. Oh well, I know this movie will be awesome nonetheless.
Tony Jai-alai...
by El Che
Apr 14th, 2005
11:59:29 AM
... spends the entire film whipping up on people, using a large, scoop-shaped basket strapped to his hand.
Whoa, good sound effects...
by splbrg75
Apr 14th, 2005
12:01:01 PM
sounds like they took them straight out of XANADU.
The only good slo-mo shot in that thing was the bone-crunching k
by George Newman
Apr 14th, 2005
12:33:41 PM
Dang that kick was sweet. The rest of that thing was a very annoying teaser. Annoying in the sense that it didn't give what i wanted. At all.
translation of the text: "One Man....Flips for the fate of manki
by George Newman
Apr 14th, 2005
12:52:05 PM
CHECK OUT TRAILER #1 INSTEAD....
by JackFoley
Apr 14th, 2005
01:01:11 PM
It's wayyyyyyy better, I don't know why Harry didn't direct us to that one too.
Did Harry & Co. sell out?
by TheKinsman
Apr 14th, 2005
02:13:08 PM
Why is the site's icon the same as USAToday's? Did I miss something?
best kick to the head ever
by vicious_bastard
Apr 14th, 2005
02:35:37 PM
Did anyone notice...
by freevew
Apr 14th, 2005
04:50:15 PM
The 3rd sponsor at the end of the trailer is fittingly none other than Ma Ma brand instant noodle -- tom yum goong flavor.
There's a reason TOM YUM GOONG sounds like asian food...
by Spike Fett
Apr 14th, 2005
05:07:04 PM
... because it is. It's a Thai soup with shrimp and mushrooms.
Rogue Leader, you wrote: "the film will OWN REGARDLESS"
by eraser_x
Apr 14th, 2005
06:28:50 PM
Everyone knows the word you're trying to say is "IRREGARDLESS". "Regardless" is not even a word! Sheesh. Why do people gotta be so illegitimate!?! Dumass! ;-)
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT THE TITLE MEANS?
by CelestialPudding
Apr 14th, 2005
06:43:15 PM
and yeah moviemaniac-7 its not chinese, its Thai...
Does TOM YUM GOONG translate to Romeo Must Die 2?
by Grando
Apr 15th, 2005
02:02:55 AM
'cause that's what it looks like....
Slo Mo
by Rock Icon
Apr 15th, 2005
02:24:43 AM
There has been way too much use of slow motion. It's more impressive at normal speed or slightly sped up anyway. Slo mo should be used as a (occasional)dramatic effect, not the main device.
Goon
by Bender-Wiggins
Apr 15th, 2005
03:24:55 AM
Eraser_X, irreguadless is not a word. It beame a word for a while because through misuse but ''reguardless' and 'irrespective' are words, which, together through bastardisation brought 'irreguardless' into vernacular, but not true language. You tool.
Bender, are you irrespecting me?
by eraser_x
Apr 15th, 2005
07:49:55 AM
I think you are joking when you say "irreguardless" is vernacular because I have read all of Vern's reviews and I have never heard him write irreguardless or even irreguadless. If I am a tool, I must be a sharper tool than you. Maybe I would be a chisel, and you would be a piece of chewed gum that is used to temporarily plug a seam. Ha ha, I slay me. If you make me reply again, I will have to write something even dumber! ;-)
TOM YUM GOONG
by nantra
Apr 17th, 2005
05:47:09 AM
is actually thai spicy and sour soup with prawns and lemon grass. i assume the sequel would be called "TOM YUM KAI" for the same soup with chicken (thai people aren't very keen on beef)
The first trailer was better.
by Oompa_Radar
Apr 17th, 2005
12:42:25 PM
I am just chomping at the bit over this one. Can't wait!
tom yum goong
by The Librarian
May 8th, 2005
11:21:41 AM
i thought the shrimp, lemon grass, thai pepper soup was called tom yum kun. any speakers of thai out there that can solve this for us?
tom yum goong the name
by drunkentiger
Jun 26th, 2005
11:50:59 PM
There was actually a deliberate plan when it comes to the name for this movie. As I understand it, the idea is that Tom Yum Goong is one of the most well-known Thai dishes in the world. Aside: Yes it uses lemon grass as one of its main ingredient and comes in either clear and thick soup base. The word Goong itself means shrimp while Tom Yum describes for how-to prepare the soup. The ever growing popularity of Thai cuisine around the world means that a good portion of the target audience will recognize the name right away whether they be in Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, France, England, or the U.S. Tom Yum Goong (along with Thai food in general) is also known for its good strong flavor highlight by its spicy taste...also referring to the intention by the director to make this movie even hotter than Ong Bak.
TOM YUM GOONG
by silverfox007
Jul 16th, 2006
10:54:16 PM
i watched this movie last year around christmas time. this movie is a mix of rumble in the bronx and his first movie. its a must see he goes krazy in this movie, its that krazy lol.
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