Bangkok Dangerous

Joe is introduced as a highly skilled freelance assassin who adheres to a strict personal code of conduct. He chooses to remain isolated from the world around him, only taking part in social interactions when strictly necessary for his work.

In Prague, Joe executes a critical assignment by eliminating a mob informant while they are in police custody. Using a sniper rifle, he demonstrates his precision and professionalism, leaving no trace behind.

After completing his hit, Joe travels to Bangkok for what he plans to be his final assignment. Seeking privacy, he secures temporary lodging in a secluded mansion where he can focus on his work.

In Bangkok, Joe witnesses a young pickpocket named Kong deftly stealing from tourists. Impressed by Kong's skills, he chooses him as an intermediary for passing on job contracts, avoiding direct contact with the gang.

Joe's first assassination in Bangkok is a dramatic affair. Positioned on a motorcycle, he takes out all occupants of a car waiting at a traffic light using a MAC-11, showcasing his ruthlessness.

After Kong survives an intense mugging while delivering a briefcase for Joe, their relationship deepens. Initially considering eliminating Kong to maintain his secretive lifestyle, Joe instead chooses to mentor him in self-defense.

Upon receiving his next target, Joe executes the rival crime boss involved in human trafficking by drowning him in his own pool. This brutal method reflects Joe's commitment to completing his assignments effectively.

While seeking medicine for an injury, Joe encounters Fon, a deaf-mute pharmacist. They share a moment of connection over dinner, but this bond is tragically shattered when Joe kills two assailants in front of her.

As the gang attempts to trace Joe through Kong, he senses danger and threatens them to back off. This moment highlights the precarious nature of his situation as tensions rise around him.

At the Damnoen Saduak floating market, a thrilling encounter unfolds as Joe neutralizes his target in the midst of chaos. A close call underscores the intensity of his work and the constant peril he faces.

Before his final hit, Joe seeks closure with Fon, who hesitantly pursues him, hinting at their unresolved feelings. This interaction adds depth to Joe's complex character and personal struggles.

Joe's ultimate assignment is to eliminate the Prime Minister of Thailand, a seemingly noble figure obstructing Surat's operations. As he prepares for the hit, lingering doubts begin to creep into his mind.

During the execution of his final target, Joe hesitates, exposing himself in the process. This pivotal moment forces him to flee from an unpredictable chaos unfolding around him.

After the gang captures Aom and Kong as retaliation, Joe finds himself at a crossroads. Demonstrating his lethal skills, he infiltrates their stronghold to rescue them, showcasing a shift in his character.

In a dramatic climax, Joe confronts Surat and the gang just as the police close in. Faced with a grim choice, he barricades himself and ultimately decides to end both their lives, marking a tragic end to his violent journey.