IMDb5.2/10
Rotten Tomatoes26%
Google Users58%
Director: Jon Turteltaub•Genres: Action, Comedy, Family, Crime
Three young brothers, who have been training in the art of ninjutsu by their wise grandfather, are accidentally drawn into a dangerous world of espionage. When their FBI agent father is targeted by a criminal mastermind, the boys must use their unique skills to protect him and thwart the villain's plans. Their grandmother also plays a crucial role in their training and their eventual triumph.
3 Ninjas was a commercial success, appealing primarily to younger audiences and families. While critics were generally unimpressed, finding the plot predictable and the action at times silly, its blend of martial arts, humor, and sibling dynamics resonated with families. The film spawned several sequels and became a recognizable title within the family action genre of the 1990s.
The film's appeal lies in its blend of child-friendly martial arts action and humor.
Critics found the plot to be thin and the acting somewhat wooden, especially from the adult cast.
Despite its flaws, it was a box office hit with its target demographic.
Google audience: Google users generally found '3 Ninjas' to be an enjoyable family film, praising the action sequences performed by the children and the comedic elements. However, some viewers noted that the plot was predictable and the older actors were not particularly strong.
The film was originally titled 'The Keepers of the Third Degree' before being renamed '3 Ninjas'.
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