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Brothers Johnny, an adolescent surf talent, and Adam, a preadolescent video-game addict, grow up care-free in California as adopted sons of Marines veteran Mac, inseparable friends of wacky local lout Iggy. Colonel Chi's military reign of terror culminates in their tiny birth-land, island state Patu San, off the Viet Nam coast. Former royal guards officer Zatch comes to summon the brothers to return and restore the pacific monarchy, because they are the sons of the murdered king, whom Mac took in exile for safety. They are joined on the adventurous journey by a bored Californian police detective whose attention was drawn by the ninja team that failed, thanks to Zatch, to murder the brothers in Mac's home. Written by
KGF Vissers
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Surf's up! Time to save the world!
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Trivia
There's a real Surf Ninjas game for the Sega Game Gear, but it's completely different from what Adam was playing. However, the game Adam plays in the movie is also real. It was developed by Sega exclusively for use in the movie only.
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Goofs
When Adam is trying to point out Spain on the map, the country he is pointing to jumps between shots.
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Quotes
Ro-May:
[
to Johnny]
I think they're waiting for you to say something.
Johnny:
[
pause, turns to Adam]
I've got nothing!
Adam:
I'll handle it, Bro.
[
Yells out to the Crowd]
Adam:
Kwantsu Dudes!
[
the Crowd Starts Repeating it]
Johnny:
Wow, they really must like that Word.
Adam:
Yeah, it Probably means like... Free Beer, or something.
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Soundtracks
"Barbara Ann"
Written by
Fred Fassert
Performed by
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I may be kind of biased toward movies like this, (ie Kickboxing Academy, Bio Dome) but I LOVE this movie. I judge a movie by the way it catches my attention and if I can sit through it and not be bored. This movie definitely meets those requirements. I could sit here and compare the quality of the acting to other movies, but I won't, because Surf Ninjas does exactly what it's supposed to, entertain and get a few lighthearted laughs. Some of my best childhood memories are connected with this movie, and I can still sit through the whole thing and be entertained. Of course, Rob Schneider rocked, if you find his quasi-annoying manner funny. All in all, I heavily recommend this movie to anyone who needs to be "emotionally moved" by a movie and just wants some good entertainment.