Born to Fight

Synopsis: Daew is a cop who has nailed the evil gunrunner General Yang, but his partner is killed in the case and Daew becomes depressed. However, his sister asks him to join her and some of her athlete friends to a small village to give food and toys to the villagers. What starts out as a trip to help people turns into a nightmare when Yang's men arrive at the village and take over, demanding the release of Yang or a nuclear missile will hit Bangkok. When villagers are killed left and right, Daew and the athletes must start a revolution against the tyranny before it's too late.
 
IMDB:
6.2
R
Year:
2004
96 min
79 Views


I've been afraid before...

What knd of Buddha necklace...

...are you wearing?

I'm not wearing any sir.

Take this.

So you don't have to worry...

I've survived because of this talisman...

I'm giving it to you.

Time to go.

Hello.

Hello, I've come to make another order.

Usually you call and order first, this

time I don't think we have it for you.

Why not? I need more stuff.

Lately the warehouse has stopped producing.

If you want to wait, it may be a long time.

How's this, when the stuff comes

I'll give you a call and let you know.

As of now, why don't you go home first.

C'mon, help me out.

Just switch other people's

orders and give me what I need.

That's not convenient...

- Yo! Phone call!

Excuse me.

Take good care of him for me.

Boss, is that you?

Who is that?

An old client.

Are you sure?

Yes sir.

I don't think so.

Shoot him.

But he's our client, boss.

I have plenty of clients. I have nothing to lose.

Are we ready?

It's started.

Go!

Use our route.

This one is yours

Your under arrest, a**hole.

Are you sure?

You take General Yang out of here...

And then come back and help me.

I'll take care of the bomb.

Go!

Go get him!

Are you going to disobey my order, I said go!

Don't worry about the bomb. Go!

Lieutenant!

Today at 1pm...

Jang Sei Yang AKA General

Yang, the notorious drug lord...

...was arrested in an abandoned warehouse

in Chonburi, which was used a safe house.

The US government narcotic agency

have contacted the Thai government...

...to have General Yang extradited

to the US to stand trial this week.

As for Lt.Thripundomrong Liddomerong

who was workng in the special unit...

...died while arresting General Yang.

This is an unfortunate loss to both the

police dept. and the entire country.

He graduated from Sampran Police academy...

Oh, what's wrong with you?

Through all these years I've never

seen you drink or get drunk!

I'm trying to talk to you, and

you're being snobby, are you okay?

The National Sports Council has asked

me to help with extra activities.

And the Tekwando team asked

me to be a representative!

Are you happy for me?

A friend of Pe Tuk said that the

school is right by the border.

Fine. If you don't want to talk

to me, then don't talk to me.

I don't want to talk to you either.

But you still have to sign my

permission slip, here you go.

Okay.

But I have to go with you.

Since when were you an athlete?

No, Pe Deaw, you can't go!

You're a policeman, not an athlete!

You're my guardian, not my bodyguard.

I'm a grown woman I can take care of myself.

Grandpa, please take good care of grandma.

Take care, good bye! Drive safely.

Hello Pe Tukta!

Hello!

- Hello! Hello!

This is my brother, Pe Deaw.

- How are you?

Can he come with us?

Of course! Of course! Lets get on the bus.

My friends in the military have

saved up some money as a donation.

Thank you, thank you.

This way.

Father, may I have a Buddha talisman?

I don't have any, my child.

Come this way! Come this way!

Come here to receive a gift.

Form a line and be respectful. Don't embarrass us.

This way?

- Yes this way, this way.

There's so many things, lets go.

This is the money we've collected

from the council as a donation.

Keep it for the time it will be needed.

Thank you my friend.

Here you go.

Here is a blanket.

I hope you like it.

Hey sonny, you really an athlete?

Yes, Grandma.

What knd of athlete?

I play Rugby.

Rugby?

Is that a sport?

Yes it's a sport.

Rugby...

('Rug' means 'love' in Thai)

Oh yes, I've played that sport, too,

when I was young, me and grandpa.

Hey! Do you want to play ball?

Sure.

What knd of sport do you play?

Rugby! Do you want to ''play'' with him?

Hi. Are you cold? Here you go.

Please take this.

Hello.

How old is he?

- One and a half months.

Oh, your baby is so cute. May I hold him?

Yes.

- Thank you.

He seems like a good baby.

Must be easy to take care of him.

The last doll! Who ever hasn't

gotten one, come and take it!

Here, sis...

This is for you.

Thank you, sweetie. Did you get a toy?

You didn't?

Its okay, I don't want one. I

just want to give you flowers.

This is my favorite necklace.

You have to promise me that

you'll keep it you. Okay?

Yes!

Turn around and let me look.

Thank you very much!

Look what she gave me.

Thank you. Thank you.

Pe Jong, try this one.

What knd of ball is this?

Oh, a Thako Wai ball.

That's right, it's Thako Wai.

Made out of golden Wai, a traditional Thai wood.

I weaved it myself.

I can't use it, its too hard.

This is the ball for me.

Our students are champions of the Mui Thai dance.

A beautiful dance.

Here you go, Pe Tup.

Hey, Mari's here.

Mari honey...

Sweetheart, where are you going?

To take a sh*t.

Should we take Mari's sh*t

and cook them up for you?

You pervert!

Mari, one day, just wait...

Would you like some water?

No thank you.

Its jasmine water. It smells great and refreshing,

No thank you, no thank you.

Oh no! Are you okay?

Its okay. I'm fine.

I'm sorry. Sure you're okay?

Yes, don't worry.

Damn! Look at him!

Tup!

Why are you causing trouble again?

But Dad! This guy just comes

here and acts like this!

You go home and wait for me there!

Dad! If it were you, you'd do the same thing!

Have you ever done anything good

for your own father in your life!?

Lets go!

I'm really sorry.

No problem, sir.

If the village elder didn't stop

us, I would have kcked his ass.

So tonight should I go take care of him?

Did you not hear my father

lecturing me and yelling at me?

Oh Pe Tup! You're afraid of your father yelling...

Hey! Come here! Come here!

Please don't shoot, I'm begging you!

No, please don't!

I'm begging you, please don't

shoot. I'm just a school teacher.

Nam!

Nam!

Have you seen the head monk?

You bastards!

Who the hell are you?

You kll us like pigs and dogs!

What do you want from us?

All we're askng is for you to stop torturing us!

If you want to do something,

do it to me! What do you want!

I don't know how the transmission

is being received online.

I'm sorry to interrupt your meeting.

As you can see, my troops have

taken over Pantong village.

I hate to bother you, Prime Minister.

Can you call me back at this number?

Within 5 minutes.

If you're late by even one minute...

I will start klling people live

online for the nation to see.

Patch me through.

Who are you? What do you want?

It is the Prime Minister's voice.

Hello, Mr. Prime Minister.

Who are you? What do you want?

Just the right questions, straight to the point.

No wonder you're our leader.

All I want is General Yang in return

for the lives of these villagers.

Give me the general by noon tomorrow.

If your late by even one minute...

We'll start klling them on a live

broadcast for the world to see.

Remember...

I don't like to make threats. I only like to act.

Therefore don't do anything

you're not supposed to.

Everyone, we have to get the

village and the people back!

Dad!

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