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Bangkok Dangerous

"It's all in the execution."

When carrying out a hit, assassin Joe always makes use of the knowledge of the local population. On arriving in Bangkok, Joe meets street kid Kong and he becomes his primary aide. But when Kong is nearly killed, he asks Joe to train him up in the deadly arts and unwittingly becomes a target of a band of killers.

Top Cast

  • Nicolas Cage

    Nicolas Cage

    Joe

  • Shahkrit Yamnarm

    Shahkrit Yamnarm

    Kong

  • Charlie Yeung Choi-Nei

    Charlie Yeung Choi-Nei

    Fon

  • Panward Hemmanee

    Panward Hemmanee

    Aom

  • Dom Hetrakul

    Dom Hetrakul

    Aran

  • Tuck Napaskorn

    Tuck Napaskorn

    Kong's Brother

  • Steve Baldocchi

    Steve Baldocchi

    Michigan

  • Chris Heebink

    Chris Heebink

    USC

  • James With

    James With

    Chicago

Overview

When carrying out a hit, assassin Joe always makes use of the knowledge of the local population. On arriving in Bangkok, Joe meets street kid Kong and he becomes his primary aide. But when Kong is nearly killed, he asks Joe to train him up in the deadly arts and unwittingly becomes a target of a band of killers.

Rating

5.3 / 10
1,137 Reviews
2 Popular

2 Reviews

  • John Chard
    John Chard
    6 May 16, 2015

    I was taught four rules... The Pang Brothers remake their 2000 Asian film for the American audience with mixed results. Starring Nic Cage, film follows Cage's hit-man to Bangkok where he is to complete a number of hits. He tells us via narration that he has a set of rules that he follows so as to survive in the "business". He then promptly breaks his own codes and his life comes under threat. That's pretty much it as regards plotting. The Pang's bring much visual style to the picture, and show themselves to be adept at action sequences, but it all feels so familiar. Action movies are rarely going to bring new stuff to the table, they often, as is the case here, are kinetic popcorn pictures missing some emotional depth to marry up with the carnage. Thus this is not a film to be sought out by any action junkies looking for something new to add to their collections. As it happens Cage is fine and broody, managing to blend hard ass machismo with vulnerable traits. He, and the filmic style make it above average, even if ultimately it's instantly forgettable afterwards. 6/10

  • JPV852
    JPV852
    5 Apr 21, 2026

    One of the most mundane and average suspense-thrillers to come down the pike. I suspect if this was released today it'd be on Netflix. In any case, this is watchable but utterly forgettable. Nic Cage sleepwalks through his performance (so we get the Left Behind Cage vs Wicker Man Cage) while everyone else was okay, I guess. There's nothing original here and the only noteworthy element is it's a movie with one of the lowest opening weekends to debut at #1 ($7.78 million). **2.5/5**

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