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3 Ninjas Kick Back (1994)

Overview: During a championship baseball match the three brothers hear that their grandfather in Japan is in trouble and head out to help him conceding the match. When they arrive in Japan they must use all their powers to defend him against his ancient enemy who has returned to exact revenge.

Genres: Family, Adventure, Action, Comedy

Director: Charles T. Kanganis

Cast: Victor Wong, Max Elliott Slade, Sean Fox, J. Evan Bonifant, Caroline Junko King

Original Language: EN

Original Title: 3 Ninjas Kick Back

Budget: $20,000,000

Revenue: $11,798,854

MPAA Rating: PG

Keywords: underdog, friendship, martial arts, hero, sibling relationship, treasure hunt, rivalry, friends, revenge, escapade, young heroes, vigilantism, heroic mission, buddies, master villain, master warrior, contests and competitions

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Reviews

tmdb51616167 (September 1, 2024)

Let's delve into the rise and fall of the three ninjas franchise. Initially, the original “3 Ninjas” stands out as a remarkable film, even though it may not have received the same critical acclaim as others. It exudes a fun 90s vibe that resonates with many viewers. The characters Rocky, Colt, and Tumtum are engaging, especially in their martial arts pursuits under the guidance of their grandfather, Tanaka. While the film lacks in-depth martial arts training, it still retains a nostalgic charm that endears it to audiences, making it a cult classic worth revisiting. The sequel, while decent, faced challenges with the recasting of Rocky and Tumtum, disrupting the continuity of the original cast. Despite this, the replacements manage to maintain the film's fun and entertaining essence, although it falls short of its predecessor. The lack of martial arts development persists, but the presence of the grandfather adds continuity to the franchise. The third installment attempted to reunite the original cast for a nostalgic touch, yet the decision to recast once again puzzled viewers. While incorporating Indian culture and indigenous heroes, the film comes across as cheesy and lacks re-watch value, except for the reunion of the original cast members, notably the grandfather. The franchise's downfall came with the fourth film, a disastrous attempt featuring Hulk Hogan and a Pamela Anderson look-alike in a money-grabbing amusement park takeover plot. The casting of Tumtum was particularly egregious, leading to a lackluster performance. Rocky and Colt were relegated to side characters, detracting from the essence of the three ninjas. The film's shift towards a villain-centric narrative fighting the FBI was seen as the franchise's lowest point, contributing to its eventual demise and disappearance from the spotlight.