The best agent of Vieng, the country near the boundary of Thailand received the important mission that he had to catch two armed dealers who could be the dangerous for his country.
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Khumlao [Petchtai Wongkumlao] is a NhongWaiLuem Counter Terrorist Unit agents. He's now carrying a mission to Thailand. To stop a threat to his country. By then. He must infiltrate GRSM company. That's been use to cover up an illegal activity. Own by Suthin and Surachai. Then he found out that Suthin and Surachai is been collecting a weapon to destroy NongWaiLuem. Now Khumloa need to stop Suthin and Surachai. Before his country is been destroy. Written by
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The Bodyguard 2 is a prequel to The Bodyguard. You can notice at the end of the movie. The boss say to Khumlao. "We need you to protect this man. He is very useful to our country" Then the picture is shown. It's Chote, The Bodyguard character. See more »
Quotes
Hia Surachai:
[enters the elevator with his men. The elevator is overcrowded]
Let's say after me!
Surachai Men:
Yes sir!
Hia Surachai:
Over!
Surachai Men:
Over!
Hia Surachai:
Crowded!
Surachai Men:
Crowded!
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I was expecting to see Tony Ja in this movie, he only shows up for only 10 seconds or so of the movie. Pumwaree Yodkamol is the only reason the movie was somewhat worth watching and waiting for Tony Ja (I saw the movie via streaming video therefore I couldn't really fast forward). I appreciate the effort that they put into it, there were some funny moments in the movie and the production quality was great but it was in my opinion Hong Kong gangster movies 1980, been there done that. The 10 seconds of Tony Ja in this movie was the best 10 seconds of the movie, so if you can YouTube that clip, just watch that clip and don't bother with the other 89 minutes.
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I was expecting to see Tony Ja in this movie, he only shows up for only 10 seconds or so of the movie. Pumwaree Yodkamol is the only reason the movie was somewhat worth watching and waiting for Tony Ja (I saw the movie via streaming video therefore I couldn't really fast forward). I appreciate the effort that they put into it, there were some funny moments in the movie and the production quality was great but it was in my opinion Hong Kong gangster movies 1980, been there done that. The 10 seconds of Tony Ja in this movie was the best 10 seconds of the movie, so if you can YouTube that clip, just watch that clip and don't bother with the other 89 minutes.