The Protector

When the prized elephant of a Thai politician is stolen and brought to Sydney, Australia, his head of security, Kham, travels across the globe to retrieve it. Aided by a Thai chef working in Sydney, Kham must confront a ruthless gang of international arms dealers led by the dangerous Madame Rose. The film showcases Kham's exceptional Muay Boran fighting skills as he battles his way through numerous opponents to rescue the elephant and bring the criminals to justice.

The Protector was generally well-received by critics for its spectacular action sequences and Tony Jaa's impressive martial arts prowess. While some found the plot thin, the fight choreography and Jaa's raw talent were widely praised as highlights, making it a strong entry in the martial arts genre.

• Praised for its breathtaking fight choreography and Tony Jaa's incredible athleticism.
• Criticized by some for a simplistic plot that serves mainly as a vehicle for the action.
• Considered a must-watch for fans of martial arts films, especially those who appreciate traditional combat styles.

Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed the film, highlighting the intense and well-executed fight scenes as the primary draw. Many viewers found Tony Jaa to be a compelling action star, though some wished for a more developed storyline.

The film features an incredible 4-minute long continuous take fight scene known as the 'Long Take' sequence, showcasing Tony Jaa's stamina and skill without any apparent cuts.