Bang

Bang is a 2025 action crime thriller directed by Wych Kaosayananda and starring Jack Kesy as William Bang, an experienced hitman whose view of his violent profession changes after he narrowly survives an attempt on his life.

Instead of returning to business as usual, Bang decides he wants out. That choice immediately puts him in conflict with the criminal organization that once relied on him, turning a feared killer into the person being hunted.

The film was released in the United States on July 11, 2025 and runs approximately 88 minutes. The official movie page identifies it as an action, crime, thriller and mystery title starring Jack Kesy, Tristin Mays, Marie Broenner, Steve Bastoni, Kane Kosugi, and Peter Weller. For readers looking for another action film about a dangerous man trying to leave his old life behind, Tinyzone’s Movies covers a very different character facing similar problems with a violent past.

Movie Details

Genre And Style

Bang combines:

• Action
• Crime
• Thriller
• Redemption drama
• Hitman story

Main Cast

Budget And Box Office

A reliable, publicly verified production budget is not widely available for Bang. Likewise, the major film databases currently accessible do not provide a dependable worldwide theatrical gross that should be presented as confirmed.

For Tinyzone, the technically safer movie-data approach is:

• Budget: Not publicly confirmed
• Worldwide box office: Not reliably reported
• Release date: July 11, 2025
• Runtime: 88 minutes
• Distributor: Saban Films

This avoids attaching estimates from low-quality databases to the movie as though they were verified financial records.

How To Watch Bang

Licensed availability can vary between countries. The movie currently has an official listing through Well Go USA, while Apple also maintains an authorized movie listing with cast and release information.

Because the film is R-rated, viewers should follow the age requirements of the authorized service and their local classification rules.

Movie Story

Bang’s story begins with a professional killer who has already spent years proving that he is good at what he does. Surviving forces him to consider whether continuing in the same direction is worth the cost. He begins looking for a way to leave his old profession and make different choices.

His decision to turn away from the organization becomes an act of betrayal in the eyes of his former associates. Suddenly, the skills that once made Bang useful also make him extremely dangerous to the people who know what he is capable of. His former allies therefore begin treating him as a target.