Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Victor Wong | ... | Grandpa | |
Michael Treanor | ... | Rocky | |
Max Elliott Slade | ... | Colt | |
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Chad Power | ... | Tum Tum |
Rand Kingsley | ... | Snyder | |
Alan McRae | ... | Sam Douglas | |
Margarita Franco | ... | Jessica Douglas | |
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Kate Sargeant | ... | Emily |
Joel Swetow | ... | Brown | |
Professor Toru Tanaka | ... | Rushmore (as Toru Tanaka) | |
Patrick Labyorteaux | ... | Fester | |
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Race Nelson | ... | Marcus |
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D.J. Harder | ... | Hammer |
Baha Jackson | ... | Bully | |
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Scott Caudill | ... | Bully |
Each year, three brothers, Samuel, Jeffrey and Michael Douglas visit their grandfather, Mori Tanaka, for the summer. Mori is highly skilled in ninjutsu, and for years he has trained the boys in his techniques. After an organized crime ring proves to be too much for the F.B.I., it's time for the three ninja brothers! Using their martial artistry, they team up to battle the crime ring and outwit some very persistent kidnappers! Written by Anthony Pereyra {hypersonic91@yahoo.com}
This movie inspired me to write movies. After I saw this film, all other "GREAT" films were dwarfed drastically in comparison. I mean, how often do you come up with a character as great as Tum-Tum? That kid was eating ALL the TIME! His grandpa tried to stop him, but he couldn't because he's Tum-Tum. And all the other kids had dumb names that I can't even bother to remember. Plus those surfer dudes that tried to kick the crap out of those kids, but ended up getting the crap kicked outta them, they were super-cool! I especially loved the part where the three ninjas went into their kitchen and got all MacGyver and sh*t and made some awesome pepper bombs and threw it at the surfers which blew the surfers' minds. And then that one guy got diarrhea, and the other guys were getting CDs thrown at them like ninja stars, and there was so much cool stuff in this movie, it would take me forever to recount it all. But the best part all in all was when the old Chinese grandpa got in his ninja outfit and went to the tanker to go kick some butt.
My only complaint was the fact that the kids bore no resemblance to their obviously Asian-American grandfather. I mean, I like Chinese people just as much as the next person, but really do you expect me to believe that this guy is blood-related to three Caucasian pre-teen children? I don't think so! So, do yourself a favor, and watch this movie! Bonzai!!