3 Ninjas Knuckle Up( 1995)

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Tum Tum, Colt and Rocky are back for all new non-stop Ninja action!

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Rocky, Colt and TumTum must battle an evil wealthy toxic waste dumper in order to save a local Indian tribe and their friend Joe. The 3 Ninjas must help find Joe's father and find a secret disk that contains evidence that could stop the toxic landfill that is destroying the Indian community. However the town is owned by the rich man and he controls the police and even the mayor. They must fight a motorcycle gang and renegade cowboys in this non-stop ninja adventure.

Top Billed Cast

Victor Wong
Grandpa
Charles Napier
Jack
Michael Treanor
Rocky
Max Elliott Slade
Colt
Chad Power
Tum Tum
Crystle Lightning
Jo
Patrick Kilpatrick
J.J.
Don Shanks
Charlie
Sheldon Peters Wolfchild
Lee
Nick Ramus
Chief Roundcreek
Donal Logue
Jimmy
Vincent Schiavelli
The Mayor
Selina Jayne
Jo's Mother
Kait Lyn Mathews
Theresa
Don Stark
Sheriff
Dennis Holahan
EPA Man
Michael Hungerford
Truck Driver
Cathy Perry
Reporter
Wayne Collins Jr.
Kid #1
Janie Melissa Gunderson
Kid #2
Danuel Pipoly
Kid #3
Amanda Nicole Power
Kid #4
Erin Treanor
Pizza Parlor Girl
Gary Epper
Biker #1
Eric Mansker
Biker #2
Ted Pitsis
Town Man
Stuart Proud Eagle Grant
Indian #1
Jeff Cadiente
Indian #2
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Thug Fighting Grandpa at Indian Ceremony (uncredited)
Gene LeBell
Red-Haired Waste Plant Worker Punching Rocky (uncredited)
Rick Avery
Cowboy Thug Fighting Grandpa at Indian Ceremony (uncredited)

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A review by tmdb51616167

Written by tmdb51616167 on Sun Sep 01 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, ...