09 Sep 14 - Big Trouble in tourist Thailand Review
Most of you should have heard of this.
So if you're interested to watch "Big Trouble tourist in Thailand" just click on the video below.
Our Producer-director Gavin Hill, seems to be stressing to the point that "Big Trouble in Thailand" is a Documentation, and everything in it are truth.
If you've seen the trailer and is wondering how the real Broadcast is, here goes the first episode of the series.
Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:
I am an expat who had been in Thailand for years, I do know that these scams and threatening exists..
My fellow Taiwanese and Japanese friends had personally explained the problem to me.
They now refused to use these service in Phuket, which are full of scam.
Though, there also a few others who are smart enough to slip out of such situations, and are now living happily in Thailand. I'm one of those.
It just came to my senses of a few things, about the trouble the Royal Marines were having.
- Where's the Pride of the Marine?
It just looks dumb where our Royal Marines, Jack, including the Captain, Tim, stood their calmly being insulted by JJ, who was far smaller in size.
I have a few Marine friends, from both the US and the UK, and none of them would ever stood there being insulted "kiss my ass" so calmly!!
- If you're threatening a bunch of people to rip their fund, would you let a camera film you that long?
The camera's angle was far too good to be taken in reality. The event might have happened, and our Director, Gavin Hill, retake the entire event with a new scene, asking a few 'actors' to act in the film. Someone who's holding a gun would be more interested to shut down the camera than anything else.
- No actions from the Marines. At least call the Tourist Police, or punch him on the face?
Again, it seems funny. If you're trying to negotiate with a local, why didnt it ever flashes across your mind that it's better to be calling the tourist police? At least they're more familiar of the surrounding than you are. It seems rather funny how the Marines stood there doing nothing.
- The Director, Gavin Hill is acquainted with JJ, the Speedboat vendor.
Yeah, our Director admitted that he and JJ are acquainted. JJ even called Hill to record all which he was doing to the marines. JJ's someone who threatens others for money, for someone who do things in the dark, I dont understand why he wanna be famous by showing off his treachery skill. I wonder how much Hill payed JJ to film this though.
I'm not saying that these things never happened in Thailand, but I'm concerned at the fact that Hill, were saying that these were taken 'live.' And all of these are reality show.
I've seen various of reality shows, but Hill's case were far too unique, where the angles, and camera positions were far too good.
Big Trouble Tourist in Thailand is a film as it's over exaggerated and does NOT deserve to be a documentation. If you can film a Police Officer going on 'live' to say that "I corrupt", you might as well record Politicians doing so as well.
So if you're interested to watch "Big Trouble tourist in Thailand" just click on the video below.
Our Producer-director Gavin Hill, seems to be stressing to the point that "Big Trouble in Thailand" is a Documentation, and everything in it are truth.
If you've seen the trailer and is wondering how the real Broadcast is, here goes the first episode of the series.
Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:
I am an expat who had been in Thailand for years, I do know that these scams and threatening exists..
My fellow Taiwanese and Japanese friends had personally explained the problem to me.
They now refused to use these service in Phuket, which are full of scam.
Though, there also a few others who are smart enough to slip out of such situations, and are now living happily in Thailand. I'm one of those.
It just came to my senses of a few things, about the trouble the Royal Marines were having.
- Where's the Pride of the Marine?
It just looks dumb where our Royal Marines, Jack, including the Captain, Tim, stood their calmly being insulted by JJ, who was far smaller in size.
I have a few Marine friends, from both the US and the UK, and none of them would ever stood there being insulted "kiss my ass" so calmly!!
- If you're threatening a bunch of people to rip their fund, would you let a camera film you that long?
The camera's angle was far too good to be taken in reality. The event might have happened, and our Director, Gavin Hill, retake the entire event with a new scene, asking a few 'actors' to act in the film. Someone who's holding a gun would be more interested to shut down the camera than anything else.
- No actions from the Marines. At least call the Tourist Police, or punch him on the face?
Again, it seems funny. If you're trying to negotiate with a local, why didnt it ever flashes across your mind that it's better to be calling the tourist police? At least they're more familiar of the surrounding than you are. It seems rather funny how the Marines stood there doing nothing.
- The Director, Gavin Hill is acquainted with JJ, the Speedboat vendor.
Yeah, our Director admitted that he and JJ are acquainted. JJ even called Hill to record all which he was doing to the marines. JJ's someone who threatens others for money, for someone who do things in the dark, I dont understand why he wanna be famous by showing off his treachery skill. I wonder how much Hill payed JJ to film this though.
I'm not saying that these things never happened in Thailand, but I'm concerned at the fact that Hill, were saying that these were taken 'live.' And all of these are reality show.
I've seen various of reality shows, but Hill's case were far too unique, where the angles, and camera positions were far too good.
Big Trouble Tourist in Thailand is a film as it's over exaggerated and does NOT deserve to be a documentation. If you can film a Police Officer going on 'live' to say that "I corrupt", you might as well record Politicians doing so as well.
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