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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
The shooting sprees are full of razzle dazzle. The final gun battle -- between Kong and the police -- is especially effective. Read full review
Always watchable and cinematically lively, but it never quite engages the emotions -- despite torrents of sentimentality and would-be heart-tugging scenes interspersed with the carnage. Read full review
May display an energetic and promising talent, but it is also uncomfortably close to being a 105-minute music video, with all the problems that suggests. Read full review
There are movies that are all about the characters, and then there are movies, like Bangkok Dangerous, that are far more about the directors who created those characters. Read full review
Brothers Oxide and Danny Pang co-directed. What they lack in discipline they make up in razzle-dazzle, even if it sometimes is pointless. Read full review
The film never escapes the constraints of its genre, but it's a hell of a ride. Read full review
Some of the nonstop commotion of Bangkok Dangerous is funny and inventive -- but much more of it is simply irritating and obfuscating. Read full review
Enjoyable in an undemanding way, and with a few interesting flourishes. Read full review
The movie is a technical marvel from its lysergic cinematography (by Decha Srimantra) to its pulsing-vessel sound design, but it has no identity apart from its influences, however dazzlingly they're deployed. Read full review
The editing looks like it was done in a blender, and the images of death and grief are so genre-primal that the Pangs hardly bother with dialogue. Read full review
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