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Movie Poster: Bangkok Dangerous Remake

Written by Nix | February 1st, 2008 | 0 Comments |

The fanboy in me wants to rave and bitch about how Hollywood is remaking every cool film that comes out of Asian, and thus ruining them as a result. But when the people remaking that “cool film” are the same people who made the cool film in the first place — well, who am I gonna bitch against? Exactly. Here’s your first look at the poster for the Pang Brothers’ “Bangkok Dangerous” remake with Nicolas Cage.

Kong, a professional killer, has been mute since childhood. He works the city’s toughest streets; silence his only response to the killings he performs.

He is numb, acting with a sociopathic coldness as he brings down his steady, impersonal revenge on the world. Ultimately, the chance for his transformation (and redemption) arrives in the form of shop assistant Fon.

She is able to provide the only tenderness and warmth he’s ever known. Suddenly stricken with remorse and guilt for his past actions, he fights back against those who would force him to remain a killing machine.

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Movie Poster: Bangkok Dangerous Remake

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