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6.1/10
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A group of athletes helping a poor village must stop an evil tyrant and his men from terrorizing the village.A group of athletes helping a poor village must stop an evil tyrant and his men from terrorizing the village.A group of athletes helping a poor village must stop an evil tyrant and his men from terrorizing the village.
Somluck Kamsing
- Tug
- (as Somrak Khamsing)
Chatthapong Phantana-Angkul
- Foong
- (as Chattaporn Pantana-Angkul)
June Angela
- Nui
- (English version)
- (voice)
Vanna Bonta
- Mali
- (English version)
- (voice)
Elyse Dinh
- Tukta
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
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- TriviaPiyapong Piew-on was a striker for the Thailand national football team and played professionally for FC Seoul in the K-League in the 1980s.
- GoofsWhen Daew and his partner chase General Yang's two 18-wheeler trucks, Daew jumps on the truck on the right. The next shot shows Yang looking up when he hears Daew's footsteps. But after Daew's partner takes down the driver of the truck on the left, Yang is revealed to be inside that truck and not in the one Daew is on.
- Crazy creditsThe ending credits feature outtakes and practice shots of most of the major stunts displayed on the film.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Born to Fight: The Making of an Action Epic (2007)
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Oh, I have an idea. Let's build a village, put some people there and then some evil men who shoot them. But here is the thing: They have athletes among them who will fight. Oh, and in the end let's blow up the village. That way we don't even have to tidy up a set. Let's call it ''Born to Fight''. If you want to see one and a half hour of people getting killed then this is your movie. They didn't waste time for something called a storyline or dialogue. OK given, the stunts are brilliant, probably some of the best ever filmed. But if I only want to see stunts I watch a broadcast of a martial arts tournament. The ''actors/actresses'' have nothing more than a few lines before the killing starts. No character depth, no development and no acting. There are probably 15 minutes without killing, not even done ''nicely''. You can't even memorize the names before the ''action'' starts. Also, I don't call it fighting but killing, on purpose. The movie is like an ego-shooter, like a scene from Rambo. The basic story was actually OK and you could see that the actors/actresses would have been able to act if given the chance. The characters just didn't interact at all with each other. Everyone says hi and that's it. Bum, bam, shot people falling down, an explosion here and there. The End. What a waste.
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- Sinh Ra Để Chiến Đấu
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- Gross worldwide
- $583,521
- Runtime1 hour 36 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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