Ong Bak 3

OngBakThai is a 2010 Thai martial arts film directed, produced and written by Tony Jaa and Panna Rittikrai. The films story is a followup to Ong Bak 2, where Tien Tony Jaa is put to be brutally beaten by Lord Rajasena Sarunyu Wongkrajangs men. He is helped to recover by Master Bua Nirut Sirijanya, and when Tien returns to his village, he finds it taken over by Bhuti Sangkha Dan Chupong.

Rajasena visits Bhuti at his temple to remove his curse, but Bhuti reveals his true motive of usurping Rajasena and becoming the new king. After a battle, Bhuti decapitates Rajasena, but his severed head curses Bhuti. After meditating, Tien returns to his village to find it in ruins, and the surviving villagers kidnapped and enslaved by Bhuti. Bhuti uses his magic to summon an eclipse. When Pim reveals herself as Tiens companion, she is taken to Bhutis palace, where she is killed. Tien witnesses this killing from a statue and fights his way through the guards before confronting Bhuti, who launches a spear at Tiens chest. As he falls to his knees, defeated, he remembers Buas words, and finds himself again atop the statue. Overcoming Bhutis illusion, lightning strikes and Bhutis eclipse magic is dispelled. Bhuti attempts to escape but is confronted by Tien. Bhuti attempts again to throw a spear at Tien, who catches and throws it aside. On the royal ledge above the arena, Tiens upright finger tips hold Bhuti aloft by his chin. Suddenly an elephants trunk butts the doors below the ledge, causing Bhuti to fall from Tiens grasp. Bhuti falls, over the elephants tusks. The camera pans as we watch Bhuti dying on the ground, pierced by the elephants broken tusk. As he breaths his last breath, the elephant, now resembling the one tusk Ganesha, raises his head in a victorious trumpet. Beginning life anew, with good having triumphed over evil, the final scene opens as Tien, Pim and the remaining villagers, pray before the statue of Ong Bak.After the first two weeks of Ong Baktheatrical release, the president of Sahamongkol Film announced their intention of a sequel. Filming of new footage for the followup was to begin before the end of the year and was to incorporate unused footage from Ong Bak 2. ........

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