Ninja Wars (1982)
Facts
| Directed by | Mitsumasa Saito |
| Cast | Hiroyuki Sanada, Noriko Watanabe (II), Akira Nakao, Jun Miho and Sonny Chiba |
| Theatrical Release | November 30, 1981 |
| DVD Release | February 8, 2005 |
| Running Time | 100 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | R (Restricted) |
| UPC Code | 634991205825 |
| Buy this item ... | 17 new from $2.55, 6 used from $2.19 |
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Average user review:| Another Sonny Chiba/Henry Sanada classic |
| pOSSIBLT THE WORST MOVIE THAT i SAT ALL THE WAY THROUGH |
So it stars sonny chiba and his favorite protoge, but the action sucks. maybe this movie was just a huge letdown bacause I had just watched shogun's ninja. I didn't think shogun's ninja was all that good, certainly not a classic, but it was a hell of a lot better than ninja wars. And if you wanna see a really great MOVIE, check out shogun's samurai. March 16, 2006
| LET THE CRAZINESS BEGIN! |
| One of the more interesting Ninja Wars films, NOT- But YES. |
There are several films with the name "Ninja Wars." I found that I had, not just one but, two copies of THIS Gem. A "kind of" accidental enrichment. Take note.
This film has it all: Good Japanese film dubbed into English and subsequently the dialogue is ruined? Flying Ninjas. "Sinister" Plots to overthrow rival Ninja Clans. Tears of raped virgins used to make an aphrodisiac? Vomiting Devil-Monks? Heads cut off and replaced on other bodies? "Naked" fat and "naked" thin japanese women in a Japanese film? Hoards of rival Temple Mongers attacking another Temple? Burning Buddha Temples?
My God. I loved this film. Lots of surprises.
Whip out that credit card NOW. Buy this film, without delay, from ME, and be sure to pay top dollar for a good copy (mine).
If you do NOT have this film in your collection and you have ANY interest in Martial Arts Films, shame on you. This film is now THE most cherished and important film in my collection - at least in my Martial Arts Collection.
P.S.: I AM one of the Devil-Monks. Really. But, I do not Vomit? Really. August 2, 2005
| Unforgettable |
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