Ninja

Ninja (2009)

  • 29% of users liked it
    (1,941 ratings)

An American Ninja (Scott Adkins) journeys from Japan to the U.S. on a mission to prevent a collection of valuable weapons from falling into the hands of a dangerous Yakuza. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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R,
Directed By
Written By
Boaz Davidson, Michael Hurst
Genres
Action & Adventure, Horror
In Theaters
Oct 22, 2009 Wide
Fighter Productions

Critic Reviews

  • Felix Vasquez Jr., Cinema Crazed

    An entertaining ham and cheese sandwich...

  • Brian Orndorf, DVDTalk.com

    Ninja irritates far more than it thrills. Ninja pictures come around with all the regularity of Halley's Comet, making the complete uselessness of the feature all the more excruciating.

  • Brent Simon, Shared Darkness

    As long as there are strip-mall dojos and martial arts fans who wish to see their kick-fantasy shenanigans acted out on celluloid, there will be movies like Ninja.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • John M


    I am officially i think 40 minutes into this . . i remember seeing this before . . American Ninja and the many Sho Kosugi flicks . . . the martial arts is solid but the acting is pure B maybe even D .. . If your looking to remember 80's Ninja flicks this might be one for you.

  • Phil H


    Well this action takes you right back to the late 80's early 90's. If you picture 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' but with blood and for an adult audience then you have 'Ninja'. I won't lie to you I found this silly nonsense kinda fun to watch hehe it… More

  • Al S


    It's a cool, bloody as hell and kick ass action movie that delivers. It packs lots of kicks, punches and sword play into one fast, furious, fun and exhilarating adventure. A tremendously thrilling and eye-popping film. Scott Adkins is one of the coolest new action heroes around… More

  • Lanning :


    Me personally? I think the formula is a pretty simple one: the better the actor, the better the villain. No matter the strength of the script, if you pick a good actor for your villain, the day is saved. Automatically. If Morgan Freeman, even, had been cast as the villain, this… More

  • EightThirty .


    24/05/2010 (DVD) Pretty awesome martial-art action for a B grade or lesser. A very average plot with no serious acting and a little romance on the side as usual but nothing major. I'm into the whole ninja thing so it didn't bore me but it's one of those films that… More

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