When Casey and Namiko go onto the train, the medallion hoodie is following them outside.
Just before he stops, a red metal pillar is visible.
In the next scene, there is no red metal pillar.
in the fight on top of the police station, Masazuka strikes above Casey's head, causing a very visible white scar on the wall behind Casey.
In the next scene of the wall, the scar is gone.
As Casey and Namiko flee from the Professor's house following the attack, Casey jumps over the oncoming car, landing approximately 2 meters behind it.
When the driver gets out of the car Casey is standing at kicking distance from him.
Masazuka faces Casey during their first fight with his bokken in his right hand.
This is not correct form when facing an opponent as it precludes rapid drawing of the weapon and striking.
The students (including Masazuka) sit correctly at the start of this sequence with the weapon on their right hand side to signal that they do not have hostile intent, whereas Masazuka keeps his weapon in his right hand after rising.
This is evident when he must rapidly shift hands before the fight begins.
It has been a long time since I saw some really cool ninja film. Then I saw a title "Ninja" (2009) sounds simple Scott Adkins?
This movie is pretty good action packed and all that not much to say really ripped Scott Adkins runs from gunfire with random woman and kills bad guys, while evil villian murders his friends and other randoms you know the generic action stuff. It even has good ish visuals, a decent soundtrack and sound effects but there are some really generic YouTube quality sound queues in it like really basic dun duns and it's just properly terrible, I'm expecting a zoom in on a hamster looking startled every time I here one god are they misplaced the movie would be fine without them and they detract so much from the scene without them easy 8 maybe 9 stars but no even a syfy channel movie wouldn't do that.
This film is a mystery to me. It should be awesome.
I agree with some review that this film does take the concept of the old America ninja film's & makes it better for todays martial art film's & with Scott Adkins playing the lead role make's the martial arts fight scene so much better.What this film does as well, is capture the true beauty of Japanese martial arts & the way of a samurai fighting with the sword.
The plot is pretty weak in this movie, and lacks a really intense story, despite trying so hard to be intense. It gets by on some incredible fights with Scott Adkins, and quite frankly, I bet I'm not alone when it comes to people watching this movie, simply because of Adkins.
NINJA is a low-budget but kick-ass action vehicle for British martial arts star Scott Adkins, who continues to wow with his own unique brand of high-kicking, tough-punching martial arts fighting. The story for this one is simplistic and predictable in equal measure, with Adkins playing a "white ninja" (following in the footsteps of Franco Nero, Christopher Lambert and Richard Harrison!
Headlined by Brit Actor Scott Adkins, who from humble beginnings and a massive work ethic, has become a much admired action Star. Scott has trained for approx.
I heard lots of good things about this movie,sadly I was disappointed. The actions scenes are good choreographed,they are just so badly executed along with the horrible storyline.
WOW, What an excellent movie that looks & feels like an 80's movie!!! This is the movie that definitely should've made the extremely talented Scott Adkins a huge Action star but for some reason it didn't?
