Duel to the Death

Come on in ninja lovers! Here in Duel to the Death we're slashing ninja in half! All right, we got white ninja, black ninja, Spanish ninja, yellow ninja, we got hot ninja, cold ninja, we got wet ninja, we got smelly ninja, we got hairy ninja, bloody ninja, we got snappin' ninja, we got silk ninja, velvet ninja, Naugahyde ninja, we even got horse ninja, dog ninja, chicken ninja! Come on, you want ninja, come on in, ninja lovers!

I knew I was watching something special when a giant ninja exploded into 6 smaller ninjas, who then exploded into naked women.

HIlariously awesome ninja mayhem! The final duel is among the best in martial arts cinema (next to Hiroshi Inagaki's Samurai III: Duel on Ganryu Island [1956]).

Two words: NINJA MAYHEM. This flick has so much awesome ninja crap, it hurts. There's a giant ninja, exploding ninjas, ninjas who fly on paper kites, Bugs Bunny-style burrowing ninjas, a naked female ninja with a huge net, you name it. It's Japan vs China in a sword swinging, limb hewing, finger ripping extravaganza. A bit talky in the middle, but ninjas more than make up for that.

Plot is not very involving, but if my memory serves me right , I have never seen ninjas to do so many crazy stuff. Like female ninja flying in air, ripping off her clothes and launching net from god knows where. Or ninjas flying on kites. Or huge ninja splitting into handful of smaller ninjas. Shit, if I was kung-fu master I still wouldn't want to fight no damn ninjas. No way.

I bought this movie semi-blindly, having just seen the trailer. It showed me spectacles like ninjas flying through the air on kites, burrowing ninjas, and a giant ninja, and while I did get to see all that promised wackiness, the rest of the movie ended up mostly un-memorable.

A conventional martial arts movie with some nice fight scenes and nice visuals.

Reports of this movie’s ninja related batshit craziness may not have been outright lies but have most certainly omitted that all these beautiful moments about the violent demise of Ninja are but 5% of the running time and the other 95% are not particularly engaging scenes of dialogue that could probably have been easier to follow had somebody not decided to a. Cast all Japanese characters with Chinese actors and b. Give the two opponents that look quite similar already identical haircuts.

Viewed November 18, 2021. A fast and frenetic ninja movie directed by Ching Siu-Tung in his debut. The last half-hour is non-stop inspired action, where getting hit by a sword causes people to explode, and limbs are sliced off with reckless abandon and blood geysers shoot up out of the dirt. It's a marvel to behold.

Vecd nedir, istiğrak nedir sorularının ortalıkta serbestçe dolaştığı bir okazyonda özne veyahut nesne pozisyonunda kendimi buluvermem durumunda gönül rahatlığı ile bu filmin final sahnesini okazyon uzayına resmedeceğim. pek bilmezdim japonların bu kadar hin, çinlilerin böylesi şirin olduğunu, daha düne kadar (18.06.2019) doğrusu.

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Lots of creatively ridiculous ninja magic in this one, which is very cute at its best, but most of the wire-aided, heavily edited fighting left me cold. I would have liked to see a ninja-infested wuxia film displaying some real choreography and skill. The script is godawful, too.

Ching Siu-Tung is one of my favorite fight choreographers, and this is his masterpiece!

All worth it for the ending.

Awesome

How does a movie with ninjas rising up from out of the ground end up being overall boring?

Watch it for the ninjas. They are worth it, obviously.

The last battle scene makes it worth your while.

Decent action, zero story. Even for a kung fu movie.