Ninja Assassin
Action • R • 2009 • 1 hr 39 min
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Way better than expected. One of my favorite ninja flicks.
Silly, bloody, over the top pulp, but so much fun if you’re looking for a good, cheap action thriller that knows what it is and delivers.
Bloody ninja popcorn flick pop this one in sit back and enjoy
The story is predictable but the action sequences are impeccable. Must watch if you love action, especially, martial arts. PD: lots of blood
Great movie if you're in the mood for pretty much non-stop badass fighting. Otherwise the story is subpar and characters are bland.
A really cool movie, but feel short with acting. Fight scenes were really cool tho
I loved this movie it was simple plot wise but a lot of fun and I found the action scenes were really well made.
More action than story but still awesome
Silly but competent. Cool fight scenes! Gotta love the GCI blood! It is as overly serious as any exploitation film in it's genre.
A fun Ninja movie by the guys who made The Matrix?Yes please
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