Tokyo Raiders

It's a slog to get through the nonsensical story, and the editing, which is frenetic, superfluous, and inconsistent, feels so late 90's. The action sequences are generally good but the ones without the excessive editing happen to be the best. Tony Leung outacts everyone, but his martial arts work is sub-par and aided by excessive slow motion editing. (Leung did years of martial arts training to prepare for The Grandmaster, but it was obviously too late for this movie.)