I was very confused, but decent fight scenes make it watchable.

This movie makes the least sense out of anything that exists on earth. Tony Jaa finally killed plotlines. You did it little buddy. You did it.

Aside from Dan Chupong's fight scene and the last 20 or so minutes, the film is ridiculous and monotonous. What a terrible end to what was looking to be a great trilogy.

Terrible

I really wanted to like this, but Ong Bak 3 is at all times either grimy, unintentionally goofy or oh so serious. The story is unengaging, with a jesus-like suffering and resurrection-angle thrown in. There's some comic relief in the form of a mentally handicapped person. And finally, the action is sparse and not that impressive considering Jaa's earlier work. I hope he won't be mad I didn't like his movie. Dude can probably kill me just by blinking in my general direction.

Left broken after the last installment, Tien has to rebuild his body, mind and spirit in order to do battle with the crow demon, who has made himself king and enslaved the people of the land. I'm a little disappointed in the lack of action in the first hour (three brief fight scenes, and only one including Jaa), but the last 30 minutes is solid violent ass kicking. A decent conclusion that wraps up the story threads from Ong Bak 2, but it just doesn't wow you like the first two films.

"I doubt that Ong Bak 3 is going to find a welcoming audience, no matter how much I wish it would." - Simon Abrams