Raging Phoenix (2009) on Netflix
Deu is nearly abducted until three masters of a drunken martial arts style intervene. She persuades them to teach her, and joins their campaign against the Jaguar Gang, which abducts women.
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Plot summary
Three men who practice a drunken martial arts style foil a kidnap attempt on Deu and take her on as a student. Each of them has lost a loved one to the Jaguar Gang, a group that abducts and kills women around Thailand, and they have joined forces against it. They teach Deu their technique so that she can help them, and she takes part in rescues as she trains. Deu also grows close to Sanim, one of her teachers. The gang's hideout has stayed out of reach, and the team searches for a way to find it before more women are taken.
Cast
- Nui Saendaengas Kee-Muu
- Sompong Leartvimolkasameas Dog
- Boonprasert Salangamas Bull
- Roongtawan Jindasingas Jaguar London
- David Buenoas Jaguar Bombay
- Saroch Ruampaothaias Pai (as Sarocha Ruampaothai)
- Klongkrit Klaydangas Musician
- Pramote Keawchanas Musician
- Nantiphark Sinsiwamongkonas Musician
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Raging Phoenix (2009)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- For Raging Phoenix, a fictional martial art called Meyraiyuth was created — a "dance that kills" that turns moves from B-boy battles into "Martial Arts Killing moves".
- The fight choreography for Raging Phoenix draws on breakdancing, drunken boxing and Muay Thai, and appears to be based heavily on the Afro-Brazilian martial art Capoeira.
