The Protector 2

2014 "This time the fight goes beyond."
5.3| 1h44m| R| en
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Kham is the last in long line of guards who once watched over the King of Thailand's war elephants. Traditionally, only the perfect elephants could successfully help defend the throne, after his harrowing quest to retrieve the elephants, Kham returns to his village to live in peace. But for someone as good in martial arts as him, peace is but a wishful thought.

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Evengyny Thanks for the memories!
ChicRawIdol A brilliant film that helped define a genre
AutCuddly Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,
BelSports This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.
Steven Rodrigues It seems like this was a forced excuse for a sequel of The Protector. Fight scenes look so artificial that viewers and fans of Tony Jaa will be seriously pulling their hair out watching them! None of the characters are strong enough or able to carry on they're own. There are occasional gems of fight scenes that disappear in a flash.Twenty as the sexy fighter vixen tries to bring in the eye candy since the script is actually seemingly lacking enough content to hold the eyeballs. Mum Jokmok brings about the only known face feel good effect to the movie but is sadly hardly there in it. The elephant by the way is also the other star that is rarely seen except in a few places so animal lovers can't get much from this one. The mix of two tiny sisters,a sexy fighter vixen, a black bad guy and a tired-looking hero is a total mix of senseless storytelling. Not worth the watch unless you have absolutely nothing else to opt for!
Steve Riley The only positive for this movie was the continuity of the main characters.The fight scenes were atrocious, I was expecting to see some of Tony Jaa's fantastic martial arts moves such as the ones displayed in the Ong Bak series or even the ones displayed in this movies predecessor (The Protector 1).The CG graphics were also horrible and choppy giving the whole movie a slap-dash amateur appearance.The story was badly written, and filled with plot holes. If that wasn't bad enough most of the actor's were.....unbelievable.This whole thing sux, we saw what Tony Jaa is capable of delivering in the Ong Bak series......His agent should have never let him do this movie, and probably deserves to be fired.Attention Thai movie producers! If you wanted to save money by paying for those cheesy graphics.....here's an idea......write the explosions OUT of the script......the story is supposed to be about a dude getting his elephant back......better choreographed fight scenes with no cheesy/choppy CG explosions would've caused me to give this movie a better review.
timmsy1986 oh my god how bad was this, all the moves and set ups were so slow and obvious, everything was just really bad, the acting the script the characters and jaa seriously like all your moves just became boring as you just elbowed people in the head constantly its not a great move its boring to watch, jump elbow in the head. Jump on a dirt book, elbow him in the head, run at people slide through their legs turn them around slowly and then just hits them in the top of the head...oh my god what a waste of nearly 2 hours :( so bad you better be putting some effort into fast and furious 7 you really do...if you want to see action this is not the film that you want to go and see, it is rubbish, the big scenes with the main fighters I thought OK this could be the big fight scenes I want to see, and no they were also rubbish, at one point they use star wars lightsaber sounds when they kick each other its like what the hell.I can actually say this is the worst martial arts film ever made...
MK S mild spoiler below: I felt asleep watching this one. I hope you don't A: Idiotic Ideas. Do they think we are stupid or are they that stupid?1. bad guys ride 50+ motor bikes (up the stairs??) to the roof top to fight tony ja and when they get there, they don't get off the bike and cycle/circle around him for 20 minutes one by one to let tony punch them in the face? Almost no close fighting that I expect to have a lot in this long unrealistic scene. 2. the above scene continues on the street, with 100+ bikes!! with some non-firing arms like pipes and knives. after some chasing, without reason, just about 20 bikes left, one suddenly takes out a gun? Why not use it in the first place?? That's where i start to fall sleep ... B: bad fighting, bad CGI i have not watched tony's first movie, while expecting a lot with the good reputation. he wasn't that amazing in the second one. i read from other reviews that he is slower in this one, and i agree he is slow, compared to others. and you can definitely see lots of scenes that you can tell its a green screen shot in the factory added with POOR CGI. watch 'chocolate' instead if you watch a good thai fighting movie. much better storyline, plot, great fighting sceneman, why introduce a gun suddenly after 20 minutes of fighting (and not use it in the beginning)? ? it just doesn't make sense ... just some good fighting will do, skip the guns if you do a kungfu movie(unless you keep the fighting close and have them disarmed real quick).