Bangkok Dangerous 2008
"It's all in the execution."
Nicolas Cage stars as Joe, a meticulous hitman navigating the neon-lit back alleys of Bangkok in *Bangkok Dangerous (2008)*, directed by Oxide Pang Chun.
Director: Oxide Pang Chun
Cast
Nicolas Cage
Joe
Shahkrit Yamnarm
Kong
Charlie Yeung Choi-Nei
Fon
Panward Hemmanee
Aom
Dom Hetrakul
Aran
Tuck Napaskorn
Kong's Brother
Steve Baldocchi
Michigan
Chris Heebink
USC
James With
Chicago
Peter Shadrin
Anton
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bangkok Dangerous (2008) about?
The film follows Joe, a professional assassin working in Bangkok, who hires a local street kid, Kong, to assist him with a series of hits. When Kong survives an attack meant for him, Joe takes the boy under his wing, training him as an assassin—only to realize too late that their partnership has made them both targets.
Who directed Bangkok Dangerous?
Oxide Pang Chun directed *Bangkok Dangerous (2008)*, bringing a stylish yet gritty approach to the crime-thriller genre.
Who stars in Bangkok Dangerous?
The film features Nicolas Cage as the lead hitman, alongside rising star Shahkrit Yamnarm as Kong, Charlie Yeung Choi-Nei as a key local contact, and Panward Hemmanee, Dom Hetrakul, and Tuck Napaskorn as supporting players in the criminal underworld.
Is Bangkok Dangerous (2008) worth watching?
While not a critical darling, *Bangkok Dangerous (2008)* offers a fast-paced, neon-drenched thriller that fans of action and crime films will enjoy. Nicolas Cage's performance and the film's stylish direction make it a solid pick for those seeking a visceral, high-stakes experience.
How long is Bangkok Dangerous?
*Bangkok Dangerous (2008)* has a runtime of 99 minutes, making it a tight, engaging watch.
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About Bangkok Dangerous (2008) — A Hitman's Moral Dilemma in Thailand's Criminal Underworld
Nicolas Cage stars as Joe, a meticulous hitman navigating the neon-lit back alleys of Bangkok in *Bangkok Dangerous (2008)*, directed by Oxide Pang Chun. Tasked with a series of high-stakes assassinations, Joe relies on local contacts to ensure each hit goes smoothly—until he crosses paths with Kong, a resourceful street kid who nearly becomes a casualty. Moved by the boy's resilience, Joe trains him in the deadly arts, inadvertently transforming an innocent into a pawn in a dangerous game where survival is never guaranteed.
The film blends slick action with a gritty, morally ambiguous narrative, capturing the chaotic energy of Thailand's underworld. As Joe's carefully laid plans unravel, the bond between mentor and protégé tests the boundaries of loyalty and betrayal, all set against the vibrant yet treacherous backdrop of Bangkok's criminal underbelly.
