Most don’t even attempt to throw a punch or act the least bit menacing, really showcasing their skills of getting kicked in the face repeatedly. Yes, these incoherent buffoons were experts in the art of getting as close to Tony Jaa as possible only to stop in their tracks and enter one of Tony’s swift combos. Where should we start? OK, let’s keep it simple first – how about Tony Jaa fighting an onslaught of baddies trained by Wimp Lo from Kung Pow: Enter The Fist.
It truly pains me to recall this colossal failure, plagued by problems that you’d need fifty hands to count on to total them all. Teaming up with a familiar Interpol agent, Kham must locate his lost elephant while fighting a bevy of ranked martial artists, LC’s henchmen, the proper authorities, and anyone else standing in his path.
Running from both the authorities and these two female fighters, Kham finds himself in even more trouble after winding up in the clutches of LC (RZA), a local gangster looking to exploit Kham’s talents for evil. What the police don’t know is that Kham was trying to locate his elephant after it’d been stolen, and that the elephant camp owner was already dead when Kham found him – but the police aren’t aware of that, and neither are the deceased man’s vengeful nieces. Already having rescued a special elephant he’s meant to protect, Kham (Tony Jaa) finds himself in a heap of trouble when he’s framed for the murder of an elephant camp owner.
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