Ninjitsu master Casey is back and out for revenge when his pregnant wife is murdered.Ninjitsu master Casey is back and out for revenge when his pregnant wife is murdered.Ninjitsu master Casey is back and out for revenge when his pregnant wife is murdered.
Mukesh S. Bhatt
- Mike
- (as Mukesh Bhatt)
Jawed Berni
- Lucas
- (as Jawed El Berni)
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- TriviaDuring filming, Scott Adkins injured his back and required stunt double Brahim Chab to perform some of his kicks for him. This marks the first time that Adkins had been significantly doubled for a fight scene.
- Alternate versionsThe UK release was cut, cuts were required to remove sight of cockfighting, in accordance with BBFC Guidelines and policy, in order to obtain a 15 classification. An uncut classification was not available.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Mask You Live In (2015)
- SoundtracksTokyo Dance Party
Written by Yogi Lonich
Published by Engine Co 35 Music Publishing (ASCAP)
Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music
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I have long been a fan of Isaac Florentine, for many many years now.
His films always aim to grab that feel from the 80's classics of Hong Kong cinema, yet are often marred by weak story lines and silly acting.
That said, one thing that always stands out is the fight scenes - and none more so than this awesome sequel, Ninja: Shadow Of A Tear!
I liked the first Ninja movie and thought Scott Adkins, as always, proved his worth as a martial arts actor. There was just a small hint of 'meh' that surrounded the first causing it to be slightly forgettable.
It seems though, with Shadow Of A Tear, that hint of 'meh' has been thrown to the side!
Again, acting and story line plays second fiddle to what is possibly some of the best fight scenes ever put to film in a Western production!
Beautifully shot, crisp with amazing choreography, I felt that Ninja: Shadow Of A Tear stands punches and kicks above the over-rated hit, The Raid...
His films always aim to grab that feel from the 80's classics of Hong Kong cinema, yet are often marred by weak story lines and silly acting.
That said, one thing that always stands out is the fight scenes - and none more so than this awesome sequel, Ninja: Shadow Of A Tear!
I liked the first Ninja movie and thought Scott Adkins, as always, proved his worth as a martial arts actor. There was just a small hint of 'meh' that surrounded the first causing it to be slightly forgettable.
It seems though, with Shadow Of A Tear, that hint of 'meh' has been thrown to the side!
Again, acting and story line plays second fiddle to what is possibly some of the best fight scenes ever put to film in a Western production!
Beautifully shot, crisp with amazing choreography, I felt that Ninja: Shadow Of A Tear stands punches and kicks above the over-rated hit, The Raid...
- Movie-Misfit
- Jun 30, 2014
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- Ninja II: Shadow of a Tear
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- Budget
- $2,600,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $544,853
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
- Color
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- 1.85 : 1
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