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Cage's Bangkok Bomb: A Box Office Disaster

Summary

  • Film earned $7.8 million opening weekend.
  • Grossed only $15.3 million domestically.
  • Holds a dismal 9% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Cage's Bangkok Bomb: A Box Office Disaster

Released on September 5, 2008, "Bangkok Dangerous" topped the box office charts during its opening weekend, earning $7.8 million. However, this initial success was short-lived, as the film struggled to recoup its reported $45 million production budget. Domestically, the movie ultimately grossed only $15.3 million.

The film, a remake of the Pang Brothers' own 1999 Thai movie, received significant criticism for its technical and performance aspects. Reviewers pointed to murky cinematography, a slow pace, a dull storyline, and uninspired acting.

Nicolas Cage's performance as a hitman was particularly singled out. Critics noted his detached portrayal, with one reviewer describing him as "steroidally impervious." The film's poor reception is reflected in its 9% score on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 93 reviews.

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