Therefore, “Vengeance of an Assassin,” managed and directed by Panna Rittikrai actually gives creditability to his potential as the action choreographer and can be considered as the final disclosure of his films. Reviewing the star cast which includes Dan Chupong as Natee the movie directly goes into a revenge journey of the main character due to the genocide of his parents. From the premise one gets a Respecter Assassins Code, which changes the tone from revenge to survival when Natee tries the odds in pursuit of the Truth.
Chupong gives true as well as vulgar portrayal to his role through his vigorous movement and the well staged fight scenes is typical of Rittikrai’s flicks. From the visual perspective, direction showcases remarkable tenacious looking of cinematography, which contrasted dark unwell-lit scenarios with muddled camera movements that enhance dynamism of motion scenes. Despite that, the overall pace of the editing is great, however, some audience will find the story quite cliché together with the analysis of such characteristics as loyalty may seem rather superficial.
Finally, I want to accent that the film’s primary concept of revenge and identity represents a life-threatening road. »Vengeance of an Assassin must be more than mere an action pic; it speaks of the intricate subject of vengeance, offers the director’s final bang for buck for the action aficionados, and a proper send-off for Rittikrai.
