A group of friends go to Bangkok and set up a gym, and come across a ruthless gang that works for the Yakuza.
I genuinely had high hopes for this film as the producers of District 13 were behind this...But, I realised that it was the producers not the director. The film has awful fight scenes, worthless parkour chase scenes but one thing that really bugged me was the character development, Kenji, seemed to learn Muay Thai within an afternoon.
The film was all over the place...at one moment, the characters are best of friends, then they talk about leaving and then they fight, then one character begins to see ghosts and has a vision of the future...not to mention the dress code of some of the baddies...with great big hoods.
Tsu played by Elodie Yung, was probably the one thing that kept this movie watchable, she was beautiful and elegant in her fight scenes, sadly the other actors were not.
I genuinely had high hopes for this film as the producers of District 13 were behind this...But, I realised that it was the producers not the director. The film has awful fight scenes, worthless parkour chase scenes but one thing that really bugged me was the character development, Kenji, seemed to learn Muay Thai within an afternoon.
The film was all over the place...at one moment, the characters are best of friends, then they talk about leaving and then they fight, then one character begins to see ghosts and has a vision of the future...not to mention the dress code of some of the baddies...with great big hoods.
Tsu played by Elodie Yung, was probably the one thing that kept this movie watchable, she was beautiful and elegant in her fight scenes, sadly the other actors were not.