Beverly Hills Ninja (1997)
| Release Date: | January 17, 1997 |
| Genre: | Comedy, Action |
| Director: | Dennis Dugan |
| Writer: | Mitch Klebenoff, Mark Feldberg |
| Cast: | Curtis Blanck, Burt Bulos, Daming Chen, Dale Ishimoto, François Chau, Chris Rock, Keith Cooke, Soon-Tek Oh, Nathaniel Parker, Robin Shou, Nicolette Sheridan, Chris Farley |
| Studio: | TriStar Pictures |
| Running Time: | 88 minutes |
| MPAA Rating: | Rated PG-13 for sex related humor, martial arts violence and a humorous drug related scene. |
If you like Chris Farley, see Tommy Boy or Black Sheep. Beverly Hills Ninja doesn't cut it. Farley, himself, is his usual; a blubbering idiot that runs into a lot of walls. It gets old after a couple movies. Though the plot is fairly good, most of the movie is dumb, the jokes are stupid, and his sidekick (Chris Rock) is a moron....
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Japanese myth tells of a foreign child that would be the greatest ninja of all. When Haru is found as a baby, his master thinks that he may be it. They were wrong. Incapable of the simplest moves, Haru is a total failure. However, when the mysterious and beautiful Alison appears, looking for a ninja to help her, Haru thinks that he can win back his pride. Setting off to the mystical world of Beverly Hills, he embarks into a conspiracy much greater than first thought. Despite the odds, Haru quickly catches onto Martin Tanley's dirty work but also finds himself accused of murder. Full movie review »
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Anonymous says:
July 11, 2005I thought that this movie was a well thought out and was very funny. This moive i can watch over and over.
Anonymous says:
April 4, 2004really funny i thoguht it was great but yuo needed to replace chris rock with dave chaplle then it would have been funnny
Anonymous says:
February 25, 2004Even though Chris Farleys acting is overall below par, I believe that his slapstick sense of humor caused me to engross the movie but I would like to know why it wasn't a classic like TOMMY BOY.I rated this based on comedy and not acting.