Daniel Robert Epstein: Tony Jaa star of The Protector

Tony Jaa is a God. Kthxbuhbyenow.

He is amazing. His latest movie is great. Bring on Ong-Bak 2.

Yes! I love this guy!! He is sooo good and I cannot wait for that movie to be out. That being said, he also has some EXCELLENT ukes, which is probably the reason why he only tore a muscle making the movie. Oh and I loved the fact that he says he would run if you attacked him, that's what most sensible martial artists would do before resorting to violence.

I cant wait to see his new shit!

ALL HAIL TONY JAA!!!

I heard that he's been offered roles in the new die hard and rush hour films too. dont know if there much truth to that but it sure as hell wouldnt supprise me.

Oh wow, I can't believe he got an interview with him! Unbelievable. Well done.

I do Wushu and its really interesting to watch these movies that involve Muay Thai. i always feel inspired to try a new move here or to modify a move there. i cant wait to see what he does with weapons.

I just love how he knees people in the face!

yeah that got my attention

Knee to the face? That's how hard Ong-Bak hit me the first time I saw it. And every other time, to be honest. I watched on DVD yesterday for like the 50th time. And caught the end of it tonight on tv, then ran into this interview on here. How freaky is that?

Fucking awesome. Can't wait for this movie to come out.

Long live Tony "Elbows of Death" Jaa!

Tony Jaa is simply amazing.... I used to instruct Kung-Fu but I'm just a practice dummy for this guy.

Incredible.

Tony Jaaaaaarrrggg!
yeah elbows of death. after i saw Ong-Bak i was hopping and kicking around like an idiot, it wound me up.
i love the rush hour movies and I'd love to him in 3..do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?...ahem. er. carry on.

As a Muay Thai practitioner myself I very humbly respect Tony Jaa. Ong Bak is an awesome movie, just a taste of what Muay Thai and Tony have to offer. He is amazing and his representation of ancient Thai martial arts only fuels my passion for it. I can't wait to go see The Protector and any future projects he is involved with.

Chok-Dee!!

It's nice to see something different in martial arts movies. It used to be for a while that so many of the moves in movies were so incredibly fake that it really insulted your intellegence (a lot of Jet Li movies for example).

Tony Jaa is a delightful breath of fresh air!

I just finished his recent movie, The Protector. I enjoyed the movie and like how it flowed better then Ong Bak. It'd be great if he made a movie here in the United States, but knowing how horrible Jet Li movies that were produced here were, Ja's movies would probably be the same, a filthy rotting piece of shit.

The man is awesome.

I watched Ong Bak in Chiang Mai in north Thailand, with a bunch of muay thai boxers from the local gym. That was some fucking evening
Everyone was screaming at the screen, and the english subtitles were all "fuck fucking fuck fuckety fuck!!! Bitch fuck bastard fuck fuck!"

amen to that. i dont know about bringing anything to the states....ask John Woo and Chow Yun-Fat ( MI 2 and bullet-fucking-proof monk....horrendous!)

Fuck yes. Tony Jaa is a brilliant martial artist. I am looking forward to The Protector with great anticipation.

damn gonna need to break out the ong-bak again tonight

I think I will have to be there on opening night. Looks like it will be this Friday here in the States.

Tony Jaa lead a new breed of fighers. He's so humble and so strong at the same time. The original name of the movie in Thai is Tom Yum Goong, which is the name of the restaurant in the movie. But I bet the English subtitles won't do the movie justice like Ong Bak. If you get a chance watch the original on DVD. It's out there.

he fights so cool with his knee, i would like to learn that traditional fighting from thailand