In the climax of the movie, Agent 47 (Rupert Friend) faces off against John Smith (Zachary Quinto), who is revealed to be a genetically engineered clone like Agent 47. Smith has allied with Le Clerq (Thomas Kretschmann), the man behind the Agent program, to create an army of superhuman soldiers.
In the resolution, Agent 47, with the help of Katia van Dees (Hannah Ware), who is revealed to be his sister, takes on Le Clerq, Smith, and their henchmen. Katia possesses the ability to predict the future due to her genetic enhancements.
Le Clerq’s plan is to use Agent 48, an enhanced clone of 47, to create an unstoppable army. However, Agent 47 and Katia manage to thwart their plans. In the final confrontation, Agent 47 kills Le Clerq, and Katia takes down Smith.
The film concludes with Agent 47 and Katia parting ways, with Agent 47 continuing his life as a skilled assassin. The ending suggests the possibility of future adventures and missions for Agent 47.
In summary, “Hitman: Agent 47” ends with the defeat of the antagonists, the thwarting of their plans to create an army of superhuman assassins, and the continuation of Agent 47’s life as a highly skilled and lethal operative. The movie emphasizes action, genetically engineered characters, and the world of international espionage.