BKO: Bangkok Knockout (2010)

Director:

Panna Rittikrai

Writers:

Dojit Hongthong (screenplay), Panna Rittikrai (story),

Stars:

Sorapong Chatree, Kerttisak Udomnak, Krittiya Lardphanna

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Sorapong Chatree	...	Jaram
Kerttisak Udomnak	...	Wanchai
Krittiya Lardphanna	...	Kuk Yai (as Krittiya Ladpanna)
Supakson Chaimongkol	...	Joy
Pimchanok Leuwisetpaiboon	...	Bai-Fern
Chatchapol Kulsiriwuthichai	...	Pod (as Chatchapol Kulsiriwoottichai)
Sarawoot Kumsorn	...	U-Go
Sumret Muengput	...	Ao (as Sumret Muangput)
Puchong Sartnok	...	Eddo (as Puchong Sartnork)
Poonyapat Soonkunchanon	...	Lerm (as Poonyapat Boonkunchanok)
Gitabak Agohjit	...	Git
Tanavit Wongsuwan	...	Pom
Wirat Kemkrad	...	Jao (as Virat Kemgrad)
Winai Wiangyangkung	...	Nat (as Vinai Weangyanggoong)
Deka Partum	...	Jame

Storyline

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Genres:

Action

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence and strong martial arts action and some language

Details

Official Sites:

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Country:

Thailand

Language:

Thai English

Release Date:

16 December 2010 (Thailand)

Also Known As:

BKO: Bezkonkurencyjny Bangkok

Company Credits

Production Co:

Na Film, Sahamongkolfilm Co.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

106 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital EX

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

A bit above your typical Thai Martial Arts movie

Since Ong Bak, i have started watching Thai Martial Arts movie. To be honest i think the Muay Thai is a great art to watch, and usually the Thais are going for hard hitting, like some people mentioned, you can see the hits connect, the dust created by it and such. On the action parts, this movie is an A+, great fighting scenes, and even if they showcase some obvious choreography, the way they are film really make them look more real than your traditional Chinese kung fu/American kickboxing movie.

But another thing that i realize watching Thai movies, its that usually the story is pretty bad. Most of them revolve around some little village traditional artifacts being stolen and our hero go get them back in the big city. Other times, they try something different but it always fail. Here they tried doing "The Running Man" kinda story. It could had worked, but it got a bit too goofy for me at some points, and lets say that you don't really get into the story that much. Anyway mostly this movie is a big fighting sequence past the first half hour and this is what you can expect from a Thai movie, not more, not less. If one day Thais come out with a very good story, i will be the first to applause. Maybe i identify myself more to American MA movies, being a Caucasian, but i got hooked a lot into Chinese or Japanese movies as well cause they had excellent stories. Im sure Thais can come out with one , one day.