Reżyseria:
Isaac FlorentineZdjęcia:
Ross W. ClarksonMuzyka:
Stephen EdwardsObsada:
Scott Adkins, Tsuyoshi Ihara, Mika Hijii, Todd Jensen, Velizar Binev, Raicho Vasilev, Togo Igawa, Valentin Ganev, Atanas Srebrev, Velislav Pavlov (więcej)Opisy(1)
Młody Amerykanin o imieniu Casey (Scott Adkins) wyjeżdża do Japonii, aby tam szkolić się w jednej z najstarszych sztuki walk, Ninjutsu. Ma zaszczyt zostać uczniem największego żyjącego mistrza tej dyscypliny (Togo Igawa). Kiedy przychodzi właściwy czas, nauczyciel wyznacza młodemu adeptowi zadanie o niezwykłej wadze. Casey ma wrócić do Nowego Jorku, aby tam ocalić legendarną „Yoroi Bitsu” - opancerzoną skrzynię, skrywającą broń ostatniego Koga Ninji. (Cineman)
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It’s fully sufficient as an appetizer before Undisputed 3. I give it points for Scott Adkins playing the lead role and a good guy to boot, but I take some off for not presenting a single kick from another dimension, which is incomprehensible to mere mortals. Never mind the plot. The eighty minutes follow a template that pays an honest tribute to a Belgian karate fighter and never bores for a second. Overall, after this, I got the impression that Issac Florentine is worth more than "d-2-DVD" production. With a proper budget and a stronger script, it would have stood up well amongst the A-list competition. He’s unmatched in the B-movie genre at the moment. And now, Boyka, into the ring, please.
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A terribly cool film, where western meets eastern. The martial arts are presented quite well, but it's not something exceptional. Scott Adkins is quite a badass, but in my opinion, he is better suited for more American-style fights. Not to mention that the story and its villains are terribly cliché. It's almost painful to watch some parts of what is being performed here. I definitely imagine ninjas differently, and that title doesn't really fit. Yes, there is a ninja here, but their tricks...
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