Raging Phoenix (Jija Yanin "Chocolate") 2009 [Thai Movie]

w..w..w t..r..a..c..k..e..r.a..m..a..z..i..n..g..b..i..t..s.o..r..g Title: Raging Phoenix AKA: Jija Deu Suay Du Year: 2009 Director: Rachen Limtrakool Genre: Action / Martial Arts / Romance Runtime: 109 mins Country: Thailand Audio: Thai Subtitle: none Starring : Yanin Vismitananda (jIja)......Deu Kazu Patrick Tang..............Sanim Nui Sandang....................Kee-Muu, aka "Pigshit" Sompong Leartvimolkasame.......Kee-Mha, aka "Dogshit" Boonprasert Salangam...........Kee-Kwai, aka "Bullshit" http://www.thaicinema.org/kits174jj.asp http://www.ethaicd.com/show.php?pid=49496 Source: 2 VCDs File Format: AVI Release date : 29 October 2009 Story : Raging Phoenix is the comeback of Jija Yanin, the female action icon, that combines new stunning martial art styles and love story to be the ultimate action-romance film. Focused specifically to Jija''s skills and personality, Raging Phoenix fuses her martial arts skills with hip hop dancing and other elements. The film also introduces a newcomer, Kazu Patrick Tang who teams up with Jija on the big screen. In Jija Deu Suay Du (it's been transliterated various ways but that's what I'm going with now; English title Raging Phoenix). Like the literal meaning of the title "stubborn, beautiful and fierce", she's the spoiled socialite daughter of an absent mother. Left to her own devices, Deu is a drummer in a rock band, though not a very good one. Playing a gig in a club, she sees her supposed boyfriend with another girl and launches off the drum riser after the guy. Later, she's laying in a grassy field, looking up at the clouds and talking to her dead father, asking when she'll join him, because there are no good men left on Earth. (It seems an odd film to release on Mother's Day in Thailand.) Drinking a mystery liquor from a red bottle, Deu is stumbling around in an abandoned parking garage when she is abducted by a woman and a transvestite in a van. Deu struggles, accidentally kills the woman and is then rescued by a shadowy figure. The mystery man turns out to be Sanim, a strong, mostly-silent type who hangs out with a couple of other guys, the Mohawked Kee Moo (Pig Shit) and long-haired Kee Ma (Dog Shit). They are later joined by the enigmatic dreadlocked Kee Kwai (translated as Bull Shit, but it literally means buffalo dung). The Kee "brothers" are all members of the B-Boy Thai martial-arts dance team. Sanim is of course played by French-Vietnamese martial artist "Kazu" Patrick Tang. In the first big martial-arts sequence, it's the athletic Kazu who fends off a gang of guys on blade-equipped pogo-stilts. He takes a slice across his gut, but somehow escapes with the unconscious Deu in his arms. She awakens, hung over, in a warehouse, to find Kee Moo and Kee Ma. They take on a dozen or so opponents with their mix of loose-limbed, breakdancing-inspired martial arts moves. The compact Kee Moo spins and twirls while the lanky Kee Ma pops, locks and kicks, alternatively throwing his knee at assailants while dancing the entire time. Deu for her part, gets a barstool stuck to her rear, and runs around flailing like a chicken. The boys, it turns out, all lost their women to the gang of kidnappers, and they think Deu, despite her arrogance, has something special that will help them find their women and take revenge. At the abandoned beach resort where they squat, they teach Deu the art of mayraiyuth -- drunken Thai martial arts -- with the first two Kee brothers showing her about the drinking part and Sanim teaching martial arts. After a breezy training sequence, Deu feels she is ready. She finds a warehouse where a load of abducted girls are being kept, and unleashes the fury of her drunken hip-hop martial arts. And that's about as fun as Jija Deu Suay Du gets. After that, the drama becomes increasingly serious, with Deu sort of falling for Sanim even though the only woman on his mind is his abducted bride Pie, whom he won't stop mooning over. He wears a necklace as a reminder of the woman he lost on his wedding day. Deu and Sanim don't really share romantic chemistry anyway -- it's when they are sparring in martial arts that they look like a good couple. It seems to take forever to get back to the real fight. By way of a long explanation by the Kee guys, the reason the girls are being abducted is revealed, as is just what makes Deu so special. The final fight sequences take place in an apparent underground liar of the Jaguar, the kidnapping kingpin. Deu and Sanim face the Jaguar's chief enforcer, played by the imposing-looking female bodybuilder Roongtawan Jindasee. She's so fierce that the only way it seems she can defeated -- or at least held at bay -- is if Deu and Sanim team up. And so there are a lot of cool moves in which Jija and Kazu are dance partners in a hip-hop martial-arts ballet, with him swinging and vaulting her like she's a weapon. The fight moves from a flat floor to a set of criss-crossing rope bridges, adding a confusing dimension and making for quite a bit of suspense.

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Kvakky (2009-11-04)

Thanx!! :)

strychninevomica (2010-06-02)

do you know any subs for this?