Ninja Man

I enjoyed Ninja Man thoroughly, having first been apprehensive towards seeing it. Now I don't know why! Oliver Wright's performance was brilliant. He is very talented, this was, of course, aided by a great script and fantastic cast!

For an indie film I thought the quality was great, the script watertight and the gags actually funny.

I feel the lead actors and director are a very talented bunch and hope to be seeing more of them in the future - and I'm very sure that I will!

I urge anyone who has hasn't already seen it to go out there a find it - you won't regret it!

...and schoolgirl too for that matter

Great to see a fresh crazy idea, Grange Hill meets The Karate Kid with an extra touch of quirky arrogance..

Some odd scenes verging on the controversial but the film doesn't take itself too seriously so gets away with it!

Very funny and zany in places with a slight hint of romance, not that Ninja Man would ever consider it in his strict code of conduct..

One of my brother's class mates was exactly like this guy - so Ninja Man could be lurking in any schoolroom near you - watch out!!

This is a VHS home movie. Made by none actors and technicians with little or no experience. Audacious in concept the film is poorly realised and suffers unfortunetly from it's miniscule micro budget. Two funny lines in total but an eternity has to be spent waiting for them to be delivered, yawn and you may miss one. Still professional people have spent millions making films that are worse than this i.e. Rancid Aluminium, The Avengers & Mission Impossible 2 all being examples.

I really really enjoyed this.

It didn't take itself to serious and I loved that. Ninja Man's character was original and refreshing. The story lacked a bit but again I didn't mind cause there was always a scene around the corner that either gave me the giggles or distracted me with its weirdness.

I saw it in a little cinema and the atmosphere was wonderful. There was comedy before and drinking throughout and it all added to a wonderful night.