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9 Deaths of the Ninja (1985)

A trio of specialized soldiers is called in to stop a group of drug traffickers who have hijacked a busload of tourists in the Philippines and threaten to kill them all if one of their companions is not released from jail and the government does not stop its anti-drug policies.

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Jussi M 27 Jul 2012

sho kosugi's 007 ninja film ..with midgets

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Senor C 17 May 2010

Bad movie lovers take note; the Crown International releasing should be a tip off. Sho Kosugi starts off loaded for bear & uses every weapon in his arsenal kicking a lot of ass...then the credits roll that has Kosugi in a pink room showing his sword skills while ballet dancers that look like rejects of Robert Palmers Addicted to Love dance around him w/ a very painful Take Me High by Ivy Violan playing. W/ what follows is Kosugi & his crew trying to thwart some terrorists (lead by a Nazi in a wheelchair w/ a monkey) who have hijacked a bus. It climaxes w/ ninja action between Sho Kosugi & the white ninja. Your enjoyment w/ this will depend on your tolerance for such rubbish but @ least I endured which is more then I can say for Leonard Maltin who once said in one of his review books that I used to have that he wouldn't waste his time reviewing garbage like this & 99 Women.

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Private U 27 Feb 2008

Puh-lease see this and let's go out for a drink and just talk about the credit sequence with sho kosugi doing sword moves in fog with aerobics dancers in hot one-pieces and then we can fall in love and get married.

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Chris T 21 Dec 2007

It's the bargain bin offspring of James Bond and the 1980s ninja fad. What the hell was going on with the dwarfs in that museum? Are there really such people out there as the twin brothel madams Woo Wee and Woo Pee? And what sort of a hero uses kittens for target practise, or names his sons 'Shane' and 'Kane'? You'll be asking yourself all of these questions and more after you've watched this drivel.

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Philip S 05 May 2008

I don't remember any ninjas dying nine times. There were barely nine deaths. My favourite part was where a grenade went off, and because it made the water go "SPLASH" it killed two guys nearby. Then one of the guys who was floating on his back suddenly flipped over to float on his front. Brilliant. I nearly died nine times when I saw Ken Watanabe. But hey, someone's got to start somewhere.

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