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Dynamite Warrior (2007)

Dynamite Warrior (2007)
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After seeing his parents viciously murdered by a mysterious, tattoo-covered killer, a grieving young man named Zieng (Born to Fight's Dan Chupong) vows to avenge their tragic deaths in this action-packed martial arts extravaganza produced by Ong-Bak's Prachya Pinkaew and featuring stunts by Panna Rittikrai. When Zieng learns that the murderous maniac who slew his parents also runs with a nefarious group of cattle rustlers, the righteous martial artist's mission of vengeance takes on the larger task of stopping the group's illegal activities and ensuring that each head of cattle is delivered back to its rightful owner. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Dan Chupong, Panna Rittikrai, (more)
Director(s):
Chalerm Wongpim
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Dynamite Warrior

After seeing his parents viciously murdered by a mysterious, tattoo-covered killer, a grieving young man named Zieng (Born to Fight's Dan Chupong) vows to avenge their tragic deaths in this action-packed martial arts extravaganza produced by Ong-Bak's Prachya Pinkaew and featuring stunts by Panna Rittikrai. When Zieng learns that the murderous maniac who slew his parents also runs with a nefarious group of cattle rustlers, the righteous martial artist's mission of vengeance takes on the larger task of stopping the group's illegal activities and ensuring that each head of cattle is delivered back to its rightful owner. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
99 mins

Complete Cast of Dynamite Warrior


Director(s):
Chalerm Wongpim
Writer(s):
Chalerm Wongpim, Yuthaphong Pirayutphong
Producer(s):
Sukanya Vongsthapat, Prachya Pinkaew
Categories:
Action / Adventure
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    Steven R.

    This movie blew chunks. There are way better martial arts flix from the 70's-80's like Shogun Assassin, Zatoichi, Master Killer. This movie is like Kung Fu for kids.

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    Eric P.

    Some really cheesey FX and some bad acting/ voiceovers. There are better Dragon Dynasty movies out there (Born to Fight, the Protector).

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    Khurram S.

    The movie is hard to categorize, while Dan Chupong reminds you of a developing Tony Jaa, the movie feels like a Thai version of Iron Monkey (the hero fights buffalo bandits and returns the bovines to poor farmers). It has a little bit of everything - rockets (the hero even rides a big one in a scene); dueling voodoo/magicians; a tall villian who berserks when he's hungry; plenty of knees to various parts of the body and a youthful love story. All this may seem a strange combo for a movie set in the 1850s but fortunately it does not take itself seriously. While the action is not at par with Jaa's movies, this one still delivers on average entertainment.

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