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Masih ingat lagi dengan cerita Ong-Bak? Cerita aksi Thailand paling famous tu. Ha.. ini sedara dari cerita tu. Bukan sambungan atau apa-apa pun!! tapi cerita ini sama macam cerita Ong-Bak tu tapi yang ini hero dia budak perempuan. Aku tak tahu asal cerita ini di panggil Chocolate di Thailand. Di Malaysia dan Singapore elok plak panggil Fury. Lantaklah janji bukan Coklat celup. Tapi macam nak tahu je.

Aku sudah usha semalam di TGV Mines. Orang Thailand kalau bikin filem memang ngeri. Ada 3 minit “the making film” yang dapat saksikan selepas movie, terdapat ramai stuntmen yang tercedera termasuk Yanin Vismistananda watak utama movie ini. Tak tahu yang mati? tak tunjuklah plak. ngeri owh! Memang syok kalau korang yang sukakan filem aksi. Wajib tengok jika sukakan filem Tony Jaa, Ong Bak, Tom Yum Goong dan action/martial arts flick. Tapi 18SG. Kenalah cukup umur!

Ape yang mempesonanya budak dari cerita ini, Yanin Vismistananda memang power dalam martial art skills Muay Thai. Walaupun badannya kecil, seramping pokok pisang, tetapi staminanya, tulangnya seperti besi. Tak percaya ke? Lihat dibawah:

Synopsis
A young autistic woman named Zen (Yanin Vismistananda) has developed uncanny martial arts skills by watching television, and from living next door to a Muay Thai academy.

The girl is the daughter of Zin (Ammara Siripong), the Thai wife of Yakuza boss Masashi (Hiroshi Abe).

Zin was previously the girlfriend of Thai gangster No. 8 (Pongpat Wachirabunjong), who was jealous of her relationship with rival gangster Masashi. After Zin chose Masashi, he shot his own toe and forbids Zin from ever seeing him again. Zin asks Masashi to go back to Japan as they would not be able to be together safely. He begrudgingly leaves.

Soon after Zin finds herself pregnant and moves into a new place to get away from No. 8. She has a daughter that she names Zen. Soon it is discovered that Zen suffers from Autism and will need special care. As Zen gets older, one day Zin decides to tell Masashi about his daughter by writing him a letter. No. 8 finds out that Zin is in contact with Masashi and is furious. He visits Zin and cuts off one of Zin’s toes, to remind her she is forbidden from seeing Masashi. Zin is forced to move again to a house shared by a Muay Thai kickboxing school. Zen becomes infatuated with martial arts and begins to self-teach herself by mimicking the moves she sees as well as what she watches on television. One day when coming home from work Zin sees a poor little boy being picked on in the streets named Muum. Feeling sorry for his plight she takes him in. It is shown that Zen has uncanny reflexes and is able to catch balls thrown without even looking.

Zin then falls ill with cancer, and does not have the money to pay for treatments. Zen and Muum attempt to make money to pay for these treatments by having people throw balls at her as a street performer. Unfortunately they are not able to earn enough to keep up with the treatments. One day, Muum discovers a list of debtors in an old notebook, from the days when Zin was a high-interest moneylender under No. 8. In order to get money to pay for her mother’s cancer treatment, Zen and Muum decide to collect on the debts, which leads to confrontations with various criminal gangs and, eventually, No. 8.

Trailer

Directed by: Prachya Pinkaew
Produced by: Prachya Pinkaew, Sukanya Vongsthapat
Written b: Chukiat Sakweerakul, Nepali
Starring: Yanin Vismistananda, Hiroshi Abe, Pongpat Wachirabunjong
Distributed by: Sahamongkol Film International
Release date(s) Thailand: February 6, 2008
Country: Thailand
Language: Thai, Japanese
Budget: 150 million baht

What I loved most: The fight scenes, the fight choreography
Watch it if you liked: Tony Jaa, Ong Bak, Tom Yum Goong and action/martial arts flick.

via : Wiki | Official Site

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