Thinly plotted, this young ninja's revenge will disappoint those not delighted by ultraviolence. Korean pop star Rain conjures only a mild drizzle as Raizo, a limber bone-snapper trained from a young ...

In “Ninja Assassin,” which is numbingly gory when it isn’t just plain numbing, the assassin Raizo, played by Korean pop star and budding actor Rain, rains down on his interchangeable adversaries like ...

"Ninja Assassin" starts off not with a bang, but with a slash. A whole lot of slashes, in fact, as an unseen attacker turns a crew of smirking young Yakuza thugs into the Japanese equivalent of Vienna ...

The blood starts flowing just moments after Ninja Assassin begins, and doesn’t stop until the final credits start rolling. There’s also heavy slashing, slicing and lots of body parts that go flying, ...

Well, at least they didn’t waste a memorable title. "Ninja Assassin," a blood-soaked revenge drama from the makers of "The Matrix," is about as generic as you’d guess. It’s the story of Raizo, a ...

Ninja Assassin is a project that has quickly gone from nothing to something. It was first announced in February and has quickly risen to the top of my short list of movies in 2009 that I'm really ...

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In Japan, where the blades are shiny and sharp and if the fake blood isn’t staining the lens, you’re not trying hard enough, there’s a rich tradition of sword-and-splatter pictures. That’s the ...

While we patiently wait to see the first trailer for James McTeigue's Ninja Assassin, we've got some behind-the-scenes footage to help keep our appetite whet. This video originally comes from our ...

Ketchup, red ink and blood. In the world of “Ninja Assassin,” these liquids are all the same. The threat of bloodshed is always imminent in the film, so sudden close-ups of a tattoo artist applying ...

When considering the meager merits of the bone-snapping, blood-splattered "Ninja Assassin," it's best to remember the words of John Goodman's PC-challenged character ...

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