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Title Name |
Tom-Yum-Goong (2005) |
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No of Disc |
1 Disc |
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Version |
Thai / Cantonese (Option) |
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Subtitles |
English / Chinese / Malay (Option) |
Format |
DVD / NTSC & All Region Code |
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Remark |
SDM1327 |
Kham is the last of a family line of guards who once watched
over the King of Thailand's war elephants. Traditionally, only the most perfect
elephants could successfully defend the throne, and very great care was taken
in raising them. Kham grows up forming close relations to his elephant, Por Yai
and his calf, Kohrn. During Songkran festival, the elephants are stolen with
help from Mr. Suthep, a local MP and his son who are collaborating with
elephant poachers. Kham raids Mr. Suthep's house and beats up the poachers. He
intimidates Suthep into telling him that the elephants are in the hands of
Johnny, a Vietnamese gangster who runs a Thai restaurant named Tom Yum Goong
Otob in Sydney, Australia.
Kham arrives in Sydney and is immediately taken hostage by a
wanted thief posing as a taxi driver. Sydney police officers Mark (Petchtai
Wongkamlao), a Thai-Australian, and his partner Rick corner the thief while he
holds Kham at gunpoint. However, a second policeman, Inspector Vincent, has
been following Kham since he left the airport. First he shoots the thief. After
the thief drops dead, he tries to shoot at Kham. Mark, who is puzzled at
Vincent's actions, questions why did that. Vincent argues that Kham wasn't a
hostage and orders Mark and Rick to retrieve him, which they eventually do. In
the car, Kham tells Mark that he's searching for relatives (but he doesn't
directly tell him that they are elephants). Along the way, they spot Johnny at
the Tom Yum Goong restaurant. Kham becomes erratic and urges Mark and Rick to
arrest him, but Mark argues that he can't because Kham is offering no proof of
a crime. Kham causes the car to crash and he evades the police. He follows Johnny
to a bridge, but Johnny escapes, forcing Kham to fight his henchmen. Kham
coerces one of the henchman to lead him to Johnny's hideout, interrupting a
drug deal. Outraged, Johnny summons countless extreme sports enthusiasts, who
arrive to fight Kham. After defeating the thugs, Kham is exhausted and falls
asleep in an alley. A prostitute named Pla (Bongkoj Khongmalai), who met Kham
earlier when he confronted Johnny, brings him to her apartment. In his sleep,
he dreams of an epic battle involving war elephants and the Jaturangkabart, the
elephant protectors. When Pla leaves, Kham wakes up to the sound of police
sirens and must escape.
Mark and Rick are taken off the case and reassigned to
provide security for the Police Commissioner's meeting with Mr. Sim. In that
meeting, Pla acts as a hostess girl and dancer to the two men. During the
meeting, Mr. Sim and the Commissioner are murdered by someone hired by Vincent.
However, the murder is caught on the commissioner's camera. Vincent kills Rick
and puts the blame on Mark. Mark escapes, but is later captured.
With Pla's help, Kham enters Tom Yum Goong Otob. He fights
his way into the VIP area and reaches the dining hall at the top. Kham demands,
"Where are my elephants?" and is met with the laughter of Johnny and
his men. Johnny taunts Kham with Kohrn's bell. This enrages Kham and he fights
and defeats his opponents. He enters the storage area, containing various
exotic animals ready to be butchered and eaten. Kham finds and frees Mark and
Kohrn, escaping minutes before the police arrive. Meanwhile, Madame Rose is
made the new leader of the Chinese gang after she murders two other possible
successors.
Inspector Vincent initiates a search for Kham and Mark, who
are hiding in a Buddhist monastery. Soon after their departure, the monastery
is set on fire by Vincent and his men. Believing that the temple and its
inhabitants might be in danger, Mark and Kham decide to turn around and come
back. When they arrive, Kham is confronted by three assassins: a fierce capoerista
(Lateef Crowder), a sword-wielding wushu (Jon Foo) expert, and a giant wrestler
(Nathan Jones). Kham defeats the capoerista and wushu expert, but the large
wrestler proves too strong for Kham. The wrestler gains the upper hand on Kham,
but the police arrive, and Mark comes to help him flee. By morning, Kham goes
on his way. Mark is discovered by several policemen and sent to deal with
Inspector Vincent, whom Pla has revealed to be the murderer.
Kham arrives at a conference hall where Madame Rose is
having a press conference. Kohrn runs in, scaring off everyone while Kham
engages the gangsters. Mark apprehends Vincent, but Johnny arrives and fatally
shoots Vincent to "settle the score."
Kham finds himself with Kohrn in a huge room, and he is
shown the skeleton of Por Yai, encrusted with jewels as a gift to Madame Rose.
Her men then attack Kham, and he attacks them more brutally than previously
seen, by breaking many of the men's arms and legs. The wrestler from the
monastery is called in, along with three others. Kohrn is thrown through a
glass wall, and Kham is knocked into the elephant ornament, causing two leg
bones to fall off. Kham realizes that the tendons are the most vulnerable and
important part of an elephant to protect, and with this knowledge he defeats
the four brute wrestlers by using sharp ends of the elephant bones to slice
their tendons. He stops Madame Rose before she can escape in a helicopter, and
they both crash into the room below. Kham's fall is broken by Por Yai's tusks.
Back in the lobby, Mark is shown Pla, and forgiven by his
boss, Inspector Lamond. He is given a new partner who speaks Thai. Mark is then
interviewed by a reporter about Kham. Finally, a narration from Mark is heard,
with scenes of Kham's childhood shown. Mark explains that Thai people treat
elephants like they are their brothers, and they hate people who hurt them.
Thais love peace, but dislike people who take liberties. Kham is finally
reunited with Kohrn.
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5
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countries |
6
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