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Since my spoiler post proves to be very popular, let me try writing down another one and then we’ll see how it goes. For those of you who aren’t interested in reading this post, let me give you a little entertainment in the form of one of my fave songs. Here is “Master of Sorrow” by Russell Allen and Jorn Lande.

OK, for those of you who like knowing the end of the movie before deciding whether it’s worth watching or not…here is the ending of Bangkok Dangerous (click on the link to read the synopsis first). 

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On the last date with Fon, two guys try to rob Joe, but Joe manages to kill them. The shocked Fon is scared, so she cries and runs away from Joe and she doesn’t want to meet him again. Joe is devastated, but in the end he gathers enough courage to come to Fon’s house to say sorry (he just bows to shows that he’s sorry) and then he leaves. That is their last meeting.

Meanwhile, Surat has caught Kong and his girlfriend (his girlfriend is the girl who’s been told to give Joe the suitcases) and keep them in a room somewhere. Joe doesn’t have the heart to finish his assignment to kill the good politician, so he comes back home to his rented house after the failed mission and he finds some of Surat’s men there, so he kills them all except one. He takes that guy with him to show him where Kong is. A bloodbath occurs as Joe kills off all of Surat’s men and frees Kong and his girlfriend. Wounded Joe still tries to kill Surat since now he realizes that Surat is the bad guy, but then the police come and Joe has no other choice than to rest his own head right next to Surat’s head and then pull the trigger that kills them both. The end.