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| phitsanulok |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 12:28
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Efter at have set: The Beach igår kom jeg til at tænke på hvilke andre film som endten handler om eller foregår i TH. Jeg kender: The Beach Den nye Rambo For venskabs skyld Det er hvad jeg lige kan komme på :-) Design dit eget tøj??[url]shirtfreak.dk[/url]
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| kvindemin |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 13:08
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james bond (the man with the golden gun) tror jeg den hedder hæhæ, den havde du bare glemt  |
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| phitsanulok |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 13:33
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ahh ja!!! James bond island :-D hehe
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| kvindemin |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 13:50
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broen over floden kwai |
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| Earthrush |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 14:12
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broen over floden kwai 2
ARRIVE
RAISE HELL LEAVE |
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| phitsanulok |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 14:33
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ja det var også indlysende :-) vidste dog ikke at der var en 2er...
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Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 14:36
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Davs Så er der diverse pornofilm som er optaget i thailand også med hende katja keen bamsen |
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| Payanak |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 14:45
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[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/cf/007Scaramanga.jpg/300px-007Scaramanga.jpg[/img] is not a valid Image. Scaramanga (Christopher Lee) and James Bond (Roger Moore) face off in The Man with the Golden Gun in a scene filmed in Phang Nga Bay. [img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e5/TH_Phang_Nga_-_James_Bond_Island.jpg/250px-TH_Phang_Nga_-_James_Bond_Island.jpg[/img] is not a valid Image. James Bond Island", in Phang Nga Bay, featured in The Man with the Golden Gun. [img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/2/27/AlexanderElephant.jpg/250px-AlexanderElephant.jpg[/img] is not a valid Image. Alexander the Great goes up against a war elephant. List of foreign films shot in Thailand 1920s-1970s Chang (1927) – Directors Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack were assisted by Prince Yugala Dighambara in the production of their silent docudrama about a family of subsistence farmers living in the jungle, battling elephants, tigers and other animals. Among the cast is a gibbon named Bimbo. Around the World in Eighty Days (1956) – Director Michael Todd was able to borrow one of the royal barges of King Bhumibol Adulyadej when the production was in Bangkok. The Ugly American (1963) – Thai statesman Kukrit Pramoj appeared on screen with Marlon Brando, portraying the prime minister of the fictional Southeast Asian country of Sarkhan. He was later elected Prime Minister of Thailand, serving in office in 1975-76. The Big Boss (1971) – Bruce Lee portrays a young fighter from Guangdong who comes to Thailand to sort out his life and finds a job working in an icehouse. He tries to be peaceful, but they just keep pushing him. Duel of Fists (1971) – David Chiang travels to Bangkok looking for his long-lost brother (Ti Lung), who's a muay Thai boxer in this Shaw Brothers Studio film by Chang Cheh. Pawana Chanajit co-starred as a love interest for Chiang's character. Locations include the Dusit Thani Hotel on Rama IV Road, long before overpass bridges and the Bangkok Skytrain were built, as well as the Siam Intercontinental, since razed to make way for Siam Paragon. The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) – Filmed around Bangkok and Phang Nga Bay near Phuket. Bond attended a boxing match at Ratchadamnoen Boxing Stadium in Pom Prap Sattru Phai district. One of the islands seen in the film is known as the "Nail" island (or Ko Khao Tapoo). This island houses the solar panels. The hideout of Scaramanga (Christopher Lee) is actually Ko Kow-Phing-Khan. Both islands are now tourist attractions. The "nail" island is referred to as "James Bond Island" in tourist literature. The location was extremely hard hit by a tsunami following the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake. The Deer Hunter (1978) – The Russian roulette bar was in Patpong in Bangkok, while the POW camp was in Sai Yok, Kanchanaburi Province. 1980s The Killing Fields (1984) – Locations in Hua Hin and Phuket stood in for Khmer Rouge-era Cambodia. Actor Spalding Gray recounts the film's shoot in his monologue, Swimming to Cambodia. Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) – Sylvester Stallone's super soldier goes to Cambodia (actually Thailand) looking for his POW buddies. Followed by Rambo III', set in Afghanistan but actually made in Thailand. Good Morning Vietnam (1987) – Thai actress Jintara Sukapat portrayed the love interest for Robin Williams' character. Off Limits (1988) – Christopher Crowe's Vietnam War crime thriller featured Willem Dafoe and Gregory Hines. The film is also known as Saigon. Casualties of War (1989) – Brian De Palma's Vietnam War saga was filmed around Phuket. Kickboxer (1989) - [Jean Claude Van Damme]' Movie about a westener who learns mauy thai. [Thailand] 1990s Air America (1990) – Mae Hong Son Province in northern Thailand stands in for Secret War-era Laos. The film later attracted tourism to the region and was featured on the cover of Conde Nast Traveller in May 1993. Heaven & Earth (1993) – Oliver Stone's Vietnam War-era drama was made in Thailand. Operation Dumbo Drop (1995) – Walt Disney Pictures' Vietnam War comedy-drama features Thai elephants. Cutthroat Island (1995) – Renny Harlin's swashbuckler was filmed on location in Maya Bay, which would later be used for The Beach. Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997) – Tony Jaa worked as a stunt double and went on to become a major Thai action star. Filming was in historic old Ayutthaya, where a minor stir was caused when scantily-clad foreign women were filmed dancing on top of some sacred ruins. Mortal Kombat also was made in Thailand, around Sukhothai historical park. Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) – Another Bond film and another Bond. Michelle Yeoh co-stars, as Bangkok stands in for Ho Chi Minh City. Scaramanga's island is seen, as Phang Nga Bay substitutes for Halong Bay, Vietnam. 2000-2003 The Beach (2000) – Environmentalists protested the film because the production crew altered the beach of Ko Phi Phi Leh. A 2006 court ruling held that 20th Century Fox was among the parties responsible for damages.[2] In the Mood for Love (2000) – Wong Kar-wai's love story starring Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung Chiu Wai is set in 1960s Hong Kong but exterior scenes were filmed in Bangkok. City of Ghosts (2002) – Matt Dillon's noirish thriller was set in Cambodia and mostly filmed there, but some scenes were shot in Thailand, and many of the crew were Thai people. The Medallion (2003) – Jackie Chan's action picture was filmed in Thailand under the working title, Highbinders. Belly of the Beast (2003) – Steven Seagal portrays a former CIA agent who searches in Thailand for his kidnapped daughter. Co-stars Thai actors Sarah Malakul, Pongpat Wachirabanjong and Chakrit Yamnam. [3] 2004 2046 – Wong Kar-wai's follow-up to In the Mood for Love was filmed partially in Bangkok, and the film underwent post-production processing at Bangkok's Kantana Group labs, where the director made last-minute edits to the film before delivering it late to the 2004 Cannes Film Festival. Two Brothers – This family-friendly story about two tigers had some scenes made in Samut Prakan Province, at a tourist site called Mueang Boran (Ancient City), which has scaled-down replicas of many of Thailand's important structures. The tigers used in the film were from the Si Racha Tiger Zoo near Pattaya. The film was set in neighboring Cambodia, and many locations were used there was well. Alexander the Great goes up against a war elephant.Alexander – Oliver Stone's epic starring Colin Farrell as Alexander the Great was filmed along the Mekong in northeastern Ubon Ratchathani Province and in Saraburi Province. Royal Thai Army soldiers were used as extras. Thai actors Bin Bunluerit and Jaran Ngamdee portrayed an Indian king and an Indian prince respectively. Around the World in 80 Days – This Jackie Chan/Steve Coogan remake of the 1956 film was also filmed in Thailand, with scenes shot in Krabi that were meant to take place in a rural village in China. Sammo Hung makes an appearance as Wong Fei Hung. Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason – Made in Bangkok and Phuket, including Bangkok's Soi Cowboy. Tabloid reports that Hugh Grant was chased by bargirls were false. 2005 Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith (2005) – The approach to Kashyyyk, the Wookiee homeworld, was filmed around Krabi Province by Santa Film International. [4] Stealth (2005) – Jamie Foxx, Jessica Biel and Josh Lucas portray high-tech US Navy aviators. Rest and relaxation scenes are set in Thailand and were filmed on The Beach island, Ko Phi Phi Leh. Neighboring Myanmar is the setting for a missile target, but those scenes were filmed in Australia. 2006 Journey from the Fall – Unable to make his film at home, Vietnamese director Ham Tran came to Thailand to make his drama about Vietnam's re-education camps and the experience of boat people. Tsunami: The Aftermath (2006) – The HBO-BBC joint production came to Phuket in April-June 2006 to film mini-series about the December 26, 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and the resulting tsunami that hit Phuket. 2007 American Gangster (2007) – directed by Ridley Scott and starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe, the story of an American heroin smuggler was filmed in November 2006 in Chiang Mai.[5][6] Bangkok Dangerous (also called Big Hit in Bangkok or Time to Kill) (2007) – A remake of Bangkok Dangerous by the Pang Brothers, it stars Nicolas Cage and Charlie Yeung and started shooting in Bangkok in August 2006. Production was delayed by a coup d'étatr06;.[7] Croc (2007) - This Thai Occidental Productions movie about a large man-eating crocodile, was filmed in Thailand in 2006. Michael Madsen, who plays a crocodile-hunter in the film, was in Thailand for the filming. The movie has played on Sky One in the U.K., the Sci Fi Channel (United States) channel in the U.S., and Star Movies in Asia. Rambo (2007) – Sylvester Stallone returned to Thailand to make the fourth installment in his Rambo franchise, directing and starring as the Vietnam War veteran who takes on a mission to protect Christian missionaries delivering aid to the Karen people in Myanmar. Filming was due to start in January 2007.[8][9] Rescue Dawn (2007) – Werner Herzog came to Thailand in August 2005 to direct this true story of pilot Dieter Dengler and his escape from a POW camp during the Vietnam War. Stars Christian Bale and Steve Zahn. http://en.wikiped...a_location |
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| Suk Rak Ning |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 14:51
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Rambo.. Det er da det vaerste lort jeg har set laenge, en gammel oppuppet nar som Stalone, vorherre bevars.......  Vogt dig for kopierne - jeg er en original |
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Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 15:04
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Suk skrev: Rambo.. Det er da det vaerste lort jeg har set laenge, en gammel oppuppet nar som Stalone, vorherre bevars....... JA rambo 4 Der er vi meget enige suk  bamsen |
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| claus31130 |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 15:08
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tjae der var da en del film........... Claus |
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| Payanak |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 15:43
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Rambo IV Den er nu meget god! Masser af splatter, doed og oedelaeggelse. [img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/cf/Rambowallpaperkr8.jpg/180px-Rambowallpaperkr8.jpg[/img] is not a valid Image. [flash=400:326]http://www.youtube.com/v/KODE<object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/V6r9ofWKVZI&hl=en"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/V6r9ofWKVZI&hl=en" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="355"></embed></object>[/flash] |
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| kvindemin |
Lagt på d. 29/03-2008 19:35
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ajarn, imponerende update |
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Lagt på d. 30/03-2008 03:17
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Suk nu må du styre dig - har aldrig selv set en Rambofilm, men hver gang jeg sidder på Walking Street ser jeg da i hundredvis af Rambokloninger gå op og ned ad gaden. Iført banderas, skæve smil, armene ude fra siden som om de havde to TV under hver arm og en gang der minder om den små børn har, når de har s.... i bukserne. Så helt skør kan ham Stallone da ikke være når så mange prøver at efterligne ham. Den ikke Rambolignende Skeptiker |
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| Suk Rak Ning |
Lagt på d. 30/03-2008 07:20
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Vogt dig for kopierne - jeg er en original |
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Lagt på d. 30/03-2008 11:38
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2008 Der indspilles 2 film her i 2008 den ene med Van Dammen, den skulle hedde noget med street fighter. Oliver Stone indspiller en film sener paa aaret. Van Dammen filmen var jeg selv til casting, men fik ikke rollen som interpol betjent. Blev dog tilbudt en fyld rolle, men gad ikke da jeg snart vender naesen hjem til DK Der er dog en rigtig fed oplevelse at vaere med til saadane film. Det lugter lidt af hollywood. dsd |
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| FCKdk |
Lagt på d. 30/03-2008 12:56
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Den danske film "LOTTO" har også et lille afsnit der er skudt i Thailand. Den er fra 2005 og er meget interresant da meget af handlingen er skudt i det firma hvor jeg arbejder på Vestegnen!!!! __________________________________ ....jeg klattede det hele væk i Thailand!!!! ....ikke en dråbe spildt eller fortrudt!!!! ....og det fortsætter jeg med!!!! FCKdk Dem der ikke lyver, behøves ikke at huske hvad de sagde tidligere.... .Those who doesn't lie, doesn't need to remember what they've said before... |
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| Dream |
Lagt på d. 09/09-2009 08:08
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Her kan man laese lidt om Bangkok dangerous.... http://thepirateb...s/0/99/200 |
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| quickmouse |
Lagt på d. 09/09-2009 09:04
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hej Dream, her er hvad der sker når man prøver fra en dansk net udbyder, [img]http://thepiratebay.org/Stop.png[/img] is not a valid Image. Blokering af www.thepiratebay.org Østre Landsret har ved kendelse af den 26. november 2008 stadfæstet fogedrettens kendelse af den 29. januar 2008. Det medfører at Bolignet-Aarhus af IFPI Danmark er blevet pålagt at hindre sine kunder adgang til hjemmesiden www.thepiratebay.... Østre Landsrets stadfæstelse Bolignet-Aarhus har ikke foretaget nogen registrering af dit besøg på denne side. Access to www.thepiratebay.org is closed The City Court of Copenhagen delivered a ruling according to which all Internet Service Providers in Denmark, including Bolignet-Aarhus, is obligated to prevent its customers access to www.thepiratebay.... The site is - according to the Danish branch of IFPI - provider of illegal copies of protected music. Bolignet-Aarhus has not registered your visit to this page. [img]http://thepiratebay.org/bnaa.png[/img] is not a valid Image. men man kan jo bare prøve en anden proxy server Redigeret af quickmouse d. 09/09-2009 09:08 quickmouse
>> Alt, hvad jeg kan lide, er enten ulovligt, umoralsk eller fedende. << |
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| SteenJ |
Lagt på d. 09/09-2009 11:08
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Mig bekendt er "Broen over floden kwai" optaget i Burma. Det er kun ganske få brudstykker der er fra Th. mvh. SJ |
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