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Bangkok Dangerous review

Posted : 9 years, 10 months ago on 1 July 2014 02:50

i know that a lot of critic would say that it's not a outstanding action film but in the other hand this movie as some good moments as a romantic drama between Nicolas Cage and the very cute Charlie Yeung who's really sparkling and great in her role of a deaf pharmacist. the first hour of this film is great but in the second part of the film the story is TRANSFORMED like a bad screenplay of Micheal Bay's movies... the boss wants to track down the killer (Cage) for nothing even if he didn't screwed any of is killing contract and after when he screwed is last contract the battle begins between them until the end.
there's some good action scenes at some point but the screenplay is so weird that we lost the pleasure that we had in the first hour of the film.
my rating 4.5=Acceptable and for my pleasure meter my rating is 3.5/5.0 Stars for the pleasure that i had in the first hour of the film.


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An average movie

Posted : 13 years, 3 months ago on 17 January 2011 09:15

When this movie was released, it was critically bashed but if you would compare it to the last movies starring Nicolas Cage, you might think that it wasn’t so bad after all which is rather sad. Still, even though the whole thing had a rather lame reputation, I thought I might as well give it a shot anyway. Eventually, I think it could have been actually a pretty cool movie and the whole thing definitely had some potential. Indeed, I really enjoyed the mood, it was really neat, and I always had a weak spot for such movies dealing with a hitman. Unfortunately, the whole thing was really poorly developed,  the end result was rather disappointing and it was pretty much just another  average action flick starring Nicolas Cage. I mean, something appeal about the original movie, also directed by the Pang brothers, was apparently (I haven’t seen it) the fact that the main character  was a deaf and mute hitman but, in this US remake, they dropped this aspect and instead, made his girlfriend to be deaf-mute. Anyway, to conclude, I think it’s too bad because this movie had some potential but, at the end of the day, it was actually pretty weak and I don’t it really worth a look after all.



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Are they serious?

Posted : 15 years, 7 months ago on 24 September 2008 12:26

"Are they serious?" was basically what was going through my head while watching this film. months before it's release, I was extremely excited about viewing it. I swear I had no idea it would be as bad as it was. I mean, when most people hear about Nicolas Cage as a hitman, they expect good things. Especially when I have never seen a bad Nicolas Cage film, though I have never had the pleasure of seeing "Ghost Rider", or "The Wicker Man", which I have heard are pretty bad. Anyway, the film is nowhere near as good as advertised.

Honestly the main flaw in this film was the plot. It was actually boring after awhile. It was good for the first twenty minutes or so, then very dull from there. There were way too many scenes about him and his Asian lover, and I frankly think they should have cut a lot of her scenes out of the film. I wouldn't have minded if they met, had a date, and moved on. Speaking of flaws, I don't know if anyone else noticed this, but a lot of the scenes were completely silent, which was quite annoying after awhile.

Maybe I am being too harsh, but that is the way I feel.


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