Are you looking for some Thai movie magic? We have it! Every year in Thailand from the beginning of December until mid-January, you will find a number of Thai films being shown in cinemas. Many of these films contain original Muay Thai kicks and knees strikes, but you can also see slow-mo original Thai action sequences, or classic Hollywood action films like Top Gun. Relax, take a break, and enjoy an extended movie night at the theatre and get ready for the Thai movie marathon!

The Killers - The Killers is a film which was recently released on DVD. This Thai drama won the grand prize at Los Angeles International Film Festival. This Thai film stars a host of well-known Thai actors, including Sukhumvit, RZA, and a couple of international film talent. The Killers is about a couple of cousins who want to start a business together. It's a thrilling Thai drama with plenty of action and humor.

Pongsatorn, also known as the King of Thongs or the King Rubber Ducky, is another Thai cinema star. While this film isn't specifically a comedy, it is a thriller. It was made in Bangkok, and stars Thanamin Noh and Dita Joon.

Muay Thai Outbreak: Another horror drama worth watching is Muay Thai Outbreak. It's a funny Thai film based upon a real-life epidemic in Thailand where the virus has destroyed thousands of farmers. Instead of being a farmer, everybody is a fighter pilot!

There are tons of great Thai horror films you could choose from. We must not forget Ledi Robben and Fulong, who are famous for their martial arts abilities. Their Kung Fu movies are some of the best ever created. You can pick from Legend of Xanadu or Swords and Cross, Hura or Om Shanti. If you can find a fantastic Thai movie on DVD, they are worth a take a look.

Phu Islet's Na Muang is a comedy that transcends horror. Na Muang is Thai comedy about a young girl who travels to India for the summer. The film is lighthearted and not overly scary. If you really want to see what some ghost and ghouls can do then this is the one to watch.


Then, but not last, BNK48 is by far my top Thai film. Filmed in and around Bangkok the hilarious comedy film follows two brothers who return home from vacation to find that their mother has committed suicide. They must find out the truth surrounding her death and return home before their father, who is furious at them, comes across them. This is one of my most cherished Thai films, and I strongly recommend it to anyone who's never seen a comedy film.

Baklava is another comedy film worth checking out. Shot in and around Bangkok, this film follows a group shoppers who live in an stall on the street. One day, these shoppers decide to go shopping to purchase new clothes for the new season. But their luck doesn't last long, as they are caught by an armed robber and are taken to the authorities.

Ayee Sayulog (or End of the World) is a different Thai comedy film. This is the story about Tina Major, a young woman who arrives in Thailand from the United States. She is absorbed into the Bumbler culture in Thailand and must adjust quickly to life among Thais. Aya is faced with many challenges when she tries to get out of her situation and ends up in Bangkok where she hopes to become dancer. As with many Thai movies, Ayee is played by the amazing Thai actresses Phra Bang and Krayem Khan.

The Legend of King David The Legend of King David, also known as The Last King, is an exciting and fun film that you must see. You may think it requires a lot of effort to make Thai films, but this is actually a simple formula. Thai films all follow a simple formula: action sequences and comedy family dramas, adventure sequences. หนังฟรี The Legend of King David is not an exception. Wonha portrays David, a royal pretender for the throne who must defend his kingdom from enemies from within and outside.

The Legend of King David, like the other excellent Thai comedies, was written and directed by Namo Tongkumnerd who is a well-known Thai actor and comedian. In addition to playing the title role, Namo also had recurring roles in other amazing comedy Thai films, including Buksh Mai. Namo was also greatly inspired by RZA particularly in comedy music. Like all classic Thai films The Legend of King David is available on DVD and in a variety of video rental shops. This might be the best Thai comedy film!