While Ong Bak may have been the one hit that Tony Jaa needed to get into the martial arts movie scene, any hope of him actually becoming a great actor has been washed away by this pointless "follow-up" - I say this in quotes because in actuality the story has completely nothing to do with the first one. Then again, I might be wrong and this whole random story of vengance and warlords may somehow tie together in a third sequel. Though, after seeing how pointless and ridiculously dry this one was, someone better pay me to put myself through a third. 6.1/10.
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