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Jonathan Chan-Pensley | ... |
Yakuza Henchman
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Ill-Young Kim | ... | |
| Yuki Iwamoto | ... | ||
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| Naomie Harris | ... | ||
| Sung Kang | ... |
Hollywood
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| Linh Dan Pham | ... |
Pretty Ninja
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Fang Yu | ... |
Laundromat Manager
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Adriana Altaras | ... | |
| Shô Kosugi | ... |
Ozunu
(as Sho Kosugi)
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| Kylie Goldstein | ... |
Young Kiriko
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Sungwoong Yoon | ... | |
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Eleonore Weisgerber | ... |
Mrs. Sabatin
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Trained since childhood to be a lethal killer, Raizo has since turned his back on the Ozunu clan that raised him and now seeks revenge for their heartless murders. Teaming up with Europol investigator Mika, Raizo steadily butchers his enemies while inching ever closer to the long-awaited bloody reunion with his former master. Written by The Massie Twins
After reading a couple of reviews, i was prepared to come out of the theatre disappointed, but what i saw on screen was a fantastic homage to a a genre that has become a bit of a joke... the Ninja is back! I cannot understand why this movie could get a negative review. You are paying money to watch a film about violent assassins and this is exactly what you get. Blood by the bucket load, dismemberment, decapitation, all the things you would expect from a Ninja movie. I would pay to watch this again, and can only hope that 18 rated movies are not a thing of the past, and that this one does well at the box office so a sequel can be made.
A must see.