Shouldn't make any sense but it does
This was another fine movie by Hong Kong director Johnnie To. Two desperate people that owe lots of money Louis Koo and Cherrie Ying meet Aaron Kwok who practices judo and just wants to challenge people to fights. Together they make an odd trio. Koo is usually a charismatic lead. Here he looks a mess, mumbling and stumbling around half the time. The story goes in all kinds of directions from stealing to gangster to people in a big brawl in the middle of the street to some comedy. In the end it all comes down to judo. It’s quirky and shouldn’t make any sense but it does.
The movie title "None," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.0 from 67 reviewers. 
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