The Protector 2

Jaa is good in this as is his main opponent. Great Martial Artists.

I didn't read everything because I wanted to focus on the people on the screen. I did catch some reading. I do like the action and violence. There is extreme action like in the first Protector. There is lots of punching and kicking as I like. I like the shooting. Thank you, Amazon Prime Video for the recommendation.

This amazingly violent acrobatic martial arts ballet does not need a coherent logical script. Just suspend your reason, turn off the sound and subtitles & watch the cirque du Soleil level stunts & fight sciences with Tony Jaa & his minions...which at times defy laws of gravity & safety with little or no wires or CG tech. Way too much violence ain't enough in the martial arts genre nowadays....

The movie arrived in mint condition and it works on my DVD player.

Great movie and once again Tony JAA is fantastic.

If you want to complete your 3D collection, this is a good purchase. Filmed in 3D and having nice 3D effects.

Some of the most amazing martial arts fight scenes I have ever seen. I first saw him in The Protector and more recently in the One Bak trilogy. Some of the moves Tony executes are totally jaw dropping.

Talk about doing a complete 180 from it's predecessor. Where as the first film had a little bit of wire work & special effects (nothing wrong with that) this sequel completely over did it in those departments...big time. Half the time while watching this "martial arts" movie I didn't know what it was trying to be. Either a basic fight film or a typical been there seen that big budget action circus show. The premise that attracted me to this genre in the first place was always its simplicity to entertain with all the well timed choreographed fight scenes each film displayed. Once you start tossing in blue screening & wire work into the mix plus guns with big explosions then it stops becoming one of those movies, & turns into one of THOSE movies. Something I've seen time & time again from all the U.S. action stars of yesteryear & today. The only reason why I did give this 3 stars unbelievably enough was because of some of the fight scenes that actually stood out as being really well done. Which is the only reason to actually give this film a look.

When the owner of a major elephant camp is murdered, Kham finds himself the number one suspect and on the run from both the police and the deceased's vengeful twin nieces. But luck is on Kham's side when he runs into an Interpol agent sent to Thailand on a secret mission.Nicely directed by Prachya Pinkaew. Decent fight scenes,good stunt work and simple story to follow. Still, it's nice to have Thai film regulars like Petchtai Wongkamlao and CHOCOLATE's Jeeja Yanin on board, even if their screen time is limited.Overall a decent sequel!

I am disappointed with myself for purchasing this wrong US import blu-ray (region) which not playable on my Blu-Ray video. After I read on other review so I realise that I should buy the right UK version of US "Protector 2" called " Warrior King 2 ". Now I learn my lesson to avoid buying the US Import Blu-Ray or DVD. Hence one star!

okay item

A Kung Fu must for all fans.!

actualy these items came almost a week early very impressed