All In: Zero Hour

When his estranged daughter is kidnapped by a ruthless criminal syndicate, a former black ops agent is forced back into the world he tried to leave behind. He must race against time to rescue her before she is trafficticked, confronting the dangerous figures who control the city's underbelly. The agent's only hope lies in his elite combat skills and the help of a former associate.

All In: Zero Hour received a generally mixed to negative reception, with critics often citing its predictable plot and derivative action sequences. However, some praised its straightforward approach and the performance of its lead actor in the martial arts sequences.

• The film's action sequences, particularly the fight choreography, were a frequent highlight.

• Many reviewers found the storyline to be unoriginal and predictable.

• The pacing was often criticized for being too slow in parts, despite the action elements.

Google audience: Audience reviews were sparse and largely unenthusiastic. Common sentiments included a desire for more complex storytelling and better character development, though some viewers appreciated the martial arts action.

Mike Moh, who stars as the protagonist, is a skilled martial artist and has previously portrayed Bruce Lee in the film 'Born a Champion' and the television series 'The Flash'.