A week Thai billboard is dominated by American productions with six films in the top ten. The other four are Asian productions, three local and one Japanese. The positive is that two Thai movies are in positions two and four of the box office. In the first place we find the indefatigable franchise The Fast & The Furious and dominate its fifth installment in its first week of release overwhelmingly on the rest. Secondly we have to first last week and also the first national Ladda Land, a film with the usual ghosts and haunted houses and second film directed by Sopon Sakdapisit , screenwriter Shutter and Alone . Also in its second week found the blockbuster based on the Marvel character, Thor and Jakkalan , comedy directed by Petchtai Wongkamlao, popular comedian, actor and director Thai, known among us for his starring roles in Ong-Bak or Thai-Dragon . To close the top five U.S. have the romantic comedy Something Borrowed , released just this week.
In sixth place we go to Rio , the new proposal from the creators of Ice Age (Ice Age) , which fulfills the four weeks in Thailand to the delight of children. In the following we put local epic King Naresuan: Part Three , still holding and it takes six weeks in theaters. In the eighth and ninth positions two U.S. movies, Nicolas Cage and Fury blind lineup two weeks, and Unlimited, with the presence of Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro . To close the weekly ranking slips an interesting Japanese production, Ashita no Joe, the real picture adaptation of the famous Japanese boxing manga, created by Asao Takamori and Tetsuya Chiba in 1973. John Prskalo
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