M.A.I.D. 2004
"Mission Almost Impossible Done."
In Yongyoot Thongkongtoon's zany 2004 comedy-action mashup *M.A.I.D. (2004)*, an ordinary group of housekeepers finds themselves thrust into a covert government operation when they're reassigned to a top-secret intelligence agency.
Director: Yongyoot Thongkongtoon
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is M.A.I.D. (2004) about?
*M.A.I.D. (2004)* follows a team of maids who are unexpectedly recruited into a covert intelligence agency to investigate a mysterious incident. Despite their lack of espionage experience, they use their resourcefulness and household tools to navigate a world of secrets and intrigue.
Who directed M.A.I.D.?
Director Yongyoot Thongkongtoon helmed *M.A.I.D. (2004)*, bringing his signature blend of humor and action to this unconventional spy adventure.
Who stars in M.A.I.D.?
The film features Pornchita Na Songkhla, Jarupus Pattamasiri, Jarunee Boonsake, Panalak Na Lumpang, and Somlek Sakdikul in key roles.
Is M.A.I.D. (2004) worth watching?
As an unrated comedy-action film, *M.A.I.D. (2004)* offers a lighthearted and entertaining premise with enough charm to appeal to fans of quirky thrillers. While it may not break new ground, its playful tone and unique concept make it a fun watch for those seeking a break from conventional action movies.
How long is M.A.I.D.?
*M.A.I.D. (2004)* runs for 92 minutes.
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About M.A.I.D. (2004) — Hilarious Spy Comedy Where Maids Take on Impossible Missions
In Yongyoot Thongkongtoon's zany 2004 comedy-action mashup *M.A.I.D. (2004)*, an ordinary group of housekeepers finds themselves thrust into a covert government operation when they're reassigned to a top-secret intelligence agency. Armed with little more than household gadgets and sheer determination, these unlikely spies tackle a high-stakes mission that tests their skills beyond dusting and mopping. The film blends slapstick humor with lighthearted espionage, creating a refreshing take on the buddy-comedy genre that keeps the tone breezy yet engaging.
Set against the backdrop of bureaucratic absurdity and undercover chaos, *M.A.I.D. (2004)* leans into the juxtaposition of domestic drudgery and spycraft, delivering a playful yet clever narrative. With its quirky premise and energetic pacing, the movie offers a delightful escape for fans of offbeat thrillers and witty ensemble casts.