Spend sometime checking utube and enjoy this movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dPjcE1U7vc&feature=related

The girl has nice movement.
Under proper management she could be picked to be in more serious
show.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ypqj5Injf_c&feature=related

We had to watch this one many times!! :0)
Why they have to make the Hmong Leng the bad guy?

Sibtham

It is a waste of time to watch this stupid movie. I won't spend a
dime for it.

Watching this remind me of watching Sarapong Chatri's movies back in
the early eighties. Many of his movies have the same style/pace or
whatever the proper name for it, since I have no clue as to how the
film industry would call such a term. The Chinese have perfect the
fighting scene by then already, the way the film make it look real/
more appealing, etc. but the Thai during that time still have not got
it down pat like the modern day Ongbak or Tomyumkoung yet. Fighting
scenes, somersault and other acrobat movements back then were as
though they just fast forward the film to make the actions go faster,
and that's all.

Comparing that to this Cib & Cas, there are still more improvements
needed but I truly believe our movie makers have come a long way.
Special effect and other cinematograhphy technique that would make the
movie even more appealing may be too costly--more expensive than the
potential sales revenue--right now, but eventually I'm sure they will
find a way to achieve those goals.

Moob Lajleeb

Comparing to how we used to have action movies just a couple years ago
to how far we have come, I give a lot of credit to the crew who made
this movie Cib & Cas. Their actions are pretty good. It takes times
and tons of imaginations to choreograph even a simple single fighting
scene. This movie have lots of fightings and the actors are very
acrobatic naturally, for I don't believe they used any camera tricks.
Lots of kudos to Laseng video production.

Talk about funny action movie that able to make one wants to watch
over and over again, I stumble upon this one and can't resist the
temptation of wanting to share it. The ironies are endless in this
short love story. There are four parts to the story so don't be too
quick to jump to other sites :-)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=9QXh8VvOdoM&feature=related

Moob Lajleeb

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