Power Kids
Why this pick
Its young martial-arts team, exuberant stunt work, and playful Thai action-comedy energy closely echo The Kick’s family-friendly, skills-on-display momentum.
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Why this pick
Its young martial-arts team, exuberant stunt work, and playful Thai action-comedy energy closely echo The Kick’s family-friendly, skills-on-display momentum.
Why this pick
From The Kick’s director, this delivers the same crisp, physical Thai fight choreography and a warm, accessible emotional core, though with a more focused lead performance.
Why this pick
A joyous blend of cartoonish comedy, heightened martial-arts spectacle, and an ensemble of eccentric fighters makes it a natural match for The Kick’s buoyant tone.
Why this pick
It shares the Thai stunt-driven sensibility and inventive use of athletic abilities in combat, but trades The Kick’s family warmth for relentless, rougher action.
Why this pick
Its Bangkok-set action, kinetic long takes, and spectacular close-quarters fighting offer a more intense companion to The Kick’s Thai-Korean martial-arts flair.
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01 / THE STORY
Mun is a taekwondo master running an old taekwondo gym in Bangkok. All five members of his family are also taekwondo exponents, each of whom infuses the art with a particular skill: his wife Mija in cooking style, son Taeyang in dancing style, daughter Taemi in soccer style, and the youngest, Typhoon, can break anything with his strong forehead.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Moon

Yoon

Wawa

Uncle Mam