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- In Berlin, the Europol researcher Mika Coretti shows evidences of the existence of a network of assassin ninjas in the murder of politicians to her chief Ryan Maslow. She is hunted down by the ninjas and protected by the mysterious ninja Raizo. Mika learns that Raizo is an orphan raised by the Ozunu Clan in Japan and brutally trained since childhood to be a heartless killer by his master Ozunu. Raizo has been attracted by the kind Kiriko since when he was a boy. When Kiriko decides to runaway from the Ozunu Clan, she is captured and executed by Raizo's ninja brother Takeshi. Soon Raizo turns against Ozunu and cuts his face. Now he is also hunted down by his ninja brothers. Mika convinces Raizo to meet Maslow, but they are betrayed. Will they survive the attack of the Ozunu Clan?
- A young ninja turns his back on the orphanage that raised him, leading to a confrontation with a fellow ninja from the clan.
- Normally I don't mind much if the plot of a movie is horribly predictable, but then the action must be good. The trailer excited me for the action, but the actual movie was a complete letdown, starting from the first action scene.<br/><br/>Ninja Assassin certainly has much gore and blood, which is actually overdone and a little silly. However, the martial arts choreography in this movie is mundane and has little variety. Every fight scene is the same, with some basic movies that hardly look real, and a constantly view-switching camera that tries to hide that no one knows how to do a martial arts scene.<br/><br/>For instance, in many movies the style and skill of the various characters in martial arts can be seen from their moves, speed, and the way they interact in fights. In this movie, everybody seems to have the same skill, but only win because it's written in the script. Also, the way some ninjas can heal themselves was poorly written in, and could have been left out altogether.<br/><br/>The plot itself is more ridiculous than the average action movie. We learn early on that ninjas supply assassins to governments. How did this come about? None of it is explained, and the plot quickly fades away to one poorly done action scene after another.<br/><br/>For a ninja movie, this is probably good, but compared to other action movies this is practically unwatchable. Even the acting is rough, and I didn't care about most of the characters.
- I like dumb action movies. I especially like dumb, over the top, gory, violent martial arts movies. Gimme some "Ong Bak" or even some "Bloodsport" and I'll be satisfied.<br/><br/>This is not a martial arts movie. This is not even an entertaining action movie in the slightest.<br/><br/>The story amounts to "REVENGE!" (like all good action movie plots, huh?), and of course the acting and dialogue is never up to par. But you don't come into a movie called "Ninja Assassin" looking for Mamet-like dialogue, do you? The prerequisite action is here...kinda. If by "action" you mean "we're going to CGI the crap out of these fight scenes, and make everything all blurry and dark so you don't see how bad they actually are". That's what you meant, right? Rain, I feel, is a pretty good looking chap, who's about as charismatic in the role as an Asian pop star pretending to be a martial arts master can be. And when he's laying waste to dozens upon dozens of pajama clad ninjas in some fairly slick & well-choreographed fight scenes (that comes maybe 50 minutes into the movie) you almost find yourself enjoying the film. But then we see a ridiculous amount of blood being shed, heads being cut off and severed arms flying at the screen. That's the exact moment where you'll find yourself completely taken out of the action. You'll then realize how stupid all of this is, and how there's absolutely nothing entertaining about CGI fight scenes in a live-action martial arts movie. It's a cop-out; you start to wonder whether "Ninja Assassin" is an actual movie or just the trailer for the video game tie-in.<br/><br/>At this point, your mind begins to wander. You find yourself asking questions, such as "Why is this movie so fake? What's the point of having cool fight scenes if you just crap it up with ridiculously fake CGI blood and gore? Why does "Ricky-Oh" seem like a far more realistic and realized martial arts film when compared to this mess? Why did I spend my money to watch this film?".<br/><br/>Luckily for you, you have the ability to spare yourself from asking that last question.
- Numbingly gory when it isn’t just plain numbing.
- In Singapore only a cut version of this movie was released in order to get a rating. This censored version misses out nearly 45 seconds of violent scenes that are featured in the uncensored versions. The following advisories are provided byHome Box Office<br/><br/> Rated R for: Graphic Violence, Adult Content, Adult Language.(HBO advisory) a5c7b9f00b
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