Wasn't bad but was expecting more from Louis Koo and Tony Jaa
I have to say I was expecting a little more from this film. Louis Koo has his daughter kidnapped in Thailand by a gang that traffics organs and has connections to politicians and the police. Not only was Koo in it but Tony Jaa played a cop as well. That combination could’ve led to something special but instead it was a pretty routine crime drama. Koo starts off working with the Thai police but then goes on his own like an Asian Liam Neeson. The police leadership is corrupt and starts interfering in the investigation. I mean it’s not bad but it’s nothing special either.
The movie title "None," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.4 from 154 reviewers. 
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