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Decha SrimantraMúsica:
Brian TylerReparto:
Nicolas Cage, Shahkrit Yamnarm, Charlie Yeung, Panward Hemmanee, Dom Hetrakul, James With, Philip Waley, Nirattisai Kaljaruek, Chalita Chaisaeng (más)Streaming (2)
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Joe (Nicolas Cage), un asesino a sueldo, es contratado por un gangster de Bangkok para eliminar a sus enemigos. Al llegar a la ciudad, recluta como ayudante a Kong, un ladronzuelo al que planea matar al terminar el trabajo para no dejar ningún rastro. Pero las cosas se irán poniendo difíciles para Joe conforme la relación con Kong se hace más estrecha. Cuando el mafioso que lo contrató se vuelve contra él y captura a su nuevo amigo, Joe reaccionará con toda la violencia de la que es capaz. (DeAPlaneta)
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La mayoría de esta película de acción estuve llenando huevos, por lo tanto, no me orienté completamente en todos los personajes y solo luego descubrí que la protagonista principal es muda (por eso hay algunas escenas silenciosas). Si no hubiera llenado esos huevos, tal vez no habría aguantado toda la duración. N. Cage, aunque es un gran tipo, parece haber caído seriamente en una situación financiera difícil, lo que lo lleva a aceptar cualquier película. El final fue innecesariamente prolongado, al menos el final no fue cursi. Mañana ya ni siquiera me acordaré de esta película.
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Pure routine with an invulnerable killer who has everything under control, his mischievous apprentice with the heart in the right place, a fragile relationship between the hitman and a deaf-mute girl, remorse, talks about happiness, and some action thrown in, surprisingly, with even severed limbs and a body torn in half by a grenade. Nevertheless, as a remake, it is a shamefully sterile and unexciting film. There is no progression in the plot and the ending is emotionally weak. In terms of what Nicolas Cage is currently involved in, it is average.
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A hitman heads to Thailand for one last job and discovers his humanity in the process. The lacklustre script drags Bangkok Dangerous down a lot, and a lacklustre Nicolas Cage doesn't help the result much either. Fortunately, though, the Pang brothers know their way around a camera and occasionally manage to pull off an interesting-looking scene. Overall, though, the film is a rather bland average that you can easily miss in theaters.
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The Pangs do a good job, but the uneven performance given by Nick Cage spoils things and the story is a little weird. Nevertheless, the action scenes are really nicely done, Tyler’s music is A-grade (perhaps it’s better than the entire movie) and the Prague locations made me happier than I had expected.
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Untouched by the original, but aware of the direction of Nick Cage’s acting career, I approached the film with a slight bias. But as the Prague intro suggested, the Pangs made it into a B-movie, which they tried to spiritualize with a wistful romance. However, it's hard to believe in the hero who, with his zero emotion, then has an emotional outburst for a deaf-mute girl. At the same time, it makes the film less fateful, which the final meeting in the warehouse especially needed. This leaves us with only a few impressive moments (the action in the pool, the shot-up boat, the elimination of the pickpockets) that you can't erase from your memory. It’s too bad the same can't be said for the whole film.
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