Tony Jaa, A real Martial Arts Star on the rise.

Tony Jaa is becoming one of Martial Arts most exciting action stars. It's just going to take the right movie for him to crossover in the U.S.

He doesn't have to crossover because his movies already do well. But, I believe more Americans would appreciate his work if he made a film in America that showcased all of his talents and his abilities.

What I like most about Tony is his creativity on screen. I guess being a stuntman before making his first movie allowed him to master his creative skills.

For example, him doing a flip between two glass panes in his movie "Ong Bak" was sick, or him sliding while in a split going under a truck coming out on the other side. (Who thinks of this type of stuff?) Which is what make him stand out from everyone else that's out now.

Tony appeared in several films before making his debut in the widely talked about film "Ong Bak" which came out in 2003.

Tony's "Ong Bak" took viewers by storm with his acrobatic and Martial Arts abilty.

The reviews for "Ong Bak" would be favored enough for Tony to make "Ong Bak 2" released in 2008. The success of this film got more people talking about what this guy was doing and comparing him to some of the idols he imitated like Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li while growing up in Thailand.

Tony Jaa is filling up his resume with good quality Martial Arts films that has his own stamp imprinted on them. So with a formula all his own it's only time until Jaa reigns supreme.

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