Luang phii theng III

2010 [THAI]

Action / Comedy

IMDb Rating 5.4/10 10 67 67

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Plot summary

Noi, a popular singer, decides to become a monk while he looks for inner peace. Hilarity ensues when he struggles to adjust to his new companions and leave his rock star days behind.

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Kittipong Khamsat as Dek-Wat-Em
Yoakyake Chernyim as Phra Yoakyake
Somjai Sukjai as Phra Tacherm
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932.81 MB
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Thai 2.0
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25 fps
1 hr 41 min
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1.87 GB
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Thai 5.1
NR
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25 fps
1 hr 41 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by MrBoMzIMDb 4 / 10

A Sequel Struggling Between Sermon and Slapstick

What happens when a comedy series that once balanced humor and morality runs out of fresh parables? Luang Phii Theng III delivers more colorful antics but struggles to hold together as a cohesive story.Directed by Note Chernyim, the third installment in The Holy Man series returns to the familiar formula: a modern monk facing eccentric villagers, with conflicts that oscillate between comic misunderstandings and moral lessons. This time, new characters and subplots are introduced to freshen up the concept, but the underlying structure remains essentially the same as in the earlier entries.Analytically, the film has a few strengths. The village setting once again provides a vibrant cultural backdrop, and the supporting cast of Thai comedians embraces the exaggerated tone with enthusiasm. The humor occasionally lands, especially in scenes that parody rural gossip and human weakness. The film also attempts to convey Buddhist values of patience, compassion, and simplicity, making it accessible to local audiences.However, weaknesses outweigh these positives. The narrative feels more fragmented than ever, relying on loosely connected skits rather than a strong central arc. Many jokes are predictable or recycled, and emotional beats are underdeveloped. The balance between slapstick and sincerity is inconsistent, with moral lessons often drowned in noise. For international viewers, the film offers cultural color but little narrative clarity.Rating: 4/10 - Luang Phii Theng III entertains with familiar humor and cultural parody but feels tired, showing a franchise more intent on repetition than reinvention.
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