Release date: September 5, 2008 More »

Country	Date
Argentina	January 15, 2009
Belgium	September 3, 2008
Brazil	September 12, 2008
Czech Republic	December 4, 2008
Denmark	September 19, 2008
Egypt	January 14, 2009
Estonia	October 17, 2008
Finland	October 25, 2008
France	August 27, 2008
Germany	January 8, 2009
Greece	October 2, 2008
Hong Kong	September 4, 2008
Hungary	January 1, 2009
Iceland	October 17, 2008
Japan	May 9, 2009
Kuwait	November 20, 2008
Mexico	September 26, 2008
Netherlands	September 4, 2008
Norway	September 19, 2008
Panama	October 23, 2009
Peru	January 15, 2009
Philippines	September 17, 2008
Poland	November 28, 2008
Portugal	November 27, 2008
Russia	September 4, 2008
Singapore	September 11, 2008
South Korea	September 11, 2008
Spain	August 22, 2008
Sweden	September 26, 2008
Thailand	September 4, 2008
Turkey	October 31, 2008
UK	September 5, 2008
USA	September 5, 2008
Venezuela	December 19, 2008

Cast:

• Nicolas Cage as Joe
• Shahkrit Yamnarm as Kong
• Charlie Yeung as Fon (as Charlie Young)
• Panward Hemmanee as Aom
• Nirattisai Kaljaruek as Surat
• Dom Hetrakul as Aran
• Tuck Napaskorn as Kong's Brother
• Steve Baldocchi as Michigan
• Chris Heebink as USC
• James With as Chicago
• Peter Shadrin as Anton
• Arthajid Puengvicha as Official
• Duangjai Srisawang as Man in Arena
• Veerasak Boonchard as Winai
• Joe Sakol Palvanichkul as Tuk Tuk Driver (as Sakol Palvanichkul)
• Savaros Sriratum as News Anchor #1
• Thanrada Kao-Im as Waitress
• Aratchporn Satead as Vendor Lady
• Winai Thawattana as White Target
• Pornpat Tipthongkum as News Anchor #2
• Gonthron Bossarakam as Man in Slum
• Thanapon Parnjaroen as Bell Man
• Jeremy Thana as Gangster #2
• Allwarin Apirakyothin as Aom's Sister
• Andrew Pfeffer as Caucasian Prisoner
• Oliver Steel as European Crying Boy
• Kitchanpon Apirakyothin as Fat Man
• Chalita Chaisaeng as Fat Man's Girl #1
• Chatchaya Watcharakitikorn as Fat Man's Girl #2
• Arnunthaya Suksalak as Fat Man's Girl #3
• Thanitar Jirapanid as Girl with Target #1
• Nareerat Jeanmahan as Girl with Target #2
• Suwatjanee Suriyapas as Last Target's Kid #1 (Girl)
• Pariwut Prachayanan as Last Target's Kid #2 (Boy) (as Pariwut Pratchayanun)
• Tuengtanpon Thongnawakun as Last Target's Wife
• Keang Kunsri as Last Target Man
• Chris Lowenstein as Past Target #1
• Oliver Ackermann as Past Target #2
• Russell Wald as Past Target #3
• Laura Herold as Past Target #4
• David L. Michaels as Past Target #5
• Ron Anderson as Past Target #6 (as Ronald Anderson)
• Chollamark Chiengthong as Surat's Wife
• Armondthap Limdusit as Target Man #1
• Jirakit Suwannapap as Target 1's Driver (as Jirakit Suwannapab)
• Chatchai Phuengparyun as Target Boat Driver #1
• Arkrapong Pimpajak as Target 1's Bodyguard #1
• Songsak Sampanpim as Target 1's Bodyguard #2
• Duangrutai Suwannarat as Thai Garland Girl
• Songpohl Dittasom as Waiter
• Michael Bennett as American tourist (uncredited)
• David Firestar as Camera man (uncredited)
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A hitman (Cage) in Bangkok to pull off a series of jobs falls for a local woman and bonds with his errand boy. Perhaps this Pang Brothers remake would be more interesting (and/or tolerable) if Nic Cage could have been convinced to play his character as a deaf-mute hitman as the original story goes. Though they certainly have a cult following, the Pangs's brand of horror hasn't taken off with mainstream audiences here, what with their meddling English-language debut and that barely there remake with J'Alba achieving back-to-back strikeouts. Our suggestion: Scrap this version, redevelop the remake with a bankable Asian star (Chow-Yun Fat, Jet Li), set the story in the U.S., and watch the receipts roll in. Though we certainly will acknowledge that the movie will probably rake it in across Asia.