Tongan Ninja

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Tongan Ninja
I would say that if you're a big fan of Jermaine and you like low-budget/semi-homemade films, then you should see this film. It's incredibly stupid but there are some great one-liners that you can take with you. Be forewarned: the more you watch it, the more you'll like it.

The Tongan Ninja Rocks!!
This movie is hilarious if you like silly comedy, which I do. I also think Jemaine Clement is one of the funniest people around. I recommend this movie, watch it!!!!!

Off-the-wall Kiwi humor deliciously skewers B-grade Martial Arts movies
This movie is totally tongue-in-cheek and over the top funny. If you've ever watched a B-grade Martial Arts movie, plus any of a number of blockbusters over the past few decades, you'll get a kick out of it. As a Kiwi living in the US, I appreciated the sly digs at NZ culture on top of all that. Take nothing seriously in this movie and you will be laughing the whole time. The good news is that now this is out on DVD, the rental shops are carrying it. However it is so good, you will want to own it, to share with friends and families. Enjoy!

Tonjan Ninja
This is a funny movie that FOTC; Jemaine Clement, stars in. He won't be nominated for a 'supporting actor' award, but he is really good here. Worth the time to watch, he can dance too...

So stupid it's brilliant!
I started watching this thinking it was just going to be another one of those stupid ninja movies I get bored with after 10 mins and switch off... however, I soon found it was a comedy, and one that was actualy making me laugh and keeping my interest all the way to the end in whats been the most suprising comedy I've seen for a while. Togan Ninja kicks off in a small charter plane where a guy is taking his son and another kid for a fly around the place, the kid in the back is a bad egg and decides to cut up some wires in the plane which causes them to crash land on an island somewhere in the south pacific. The father is then eaten by piranas and dies and the two kids end up being taken in by a group who then teach them the art of ninja... then 20 years later or so Togan is asked to go to New Zealand to help someone who is having a problem with a ninja syndicate that want to take over her grandfather resteraunt. This New Zealand comedy is great, its funny in the slapstick kind of way, it's zanel and corney but enjoyable. There is some classic comedy lines, memorable scenes and laughs and is a-ok for the entire family to enjoy. It's a shame it's not a well-known title, it's sure to have been a hit in the comedy rentals if it had've been promoted (better?) Hearing New Zealand and Australian voices for ninjas is a crack up... in a ninja fight where 100 bad-guy ninjas are circling the good guy and being beaton off one by one, you have to crack up laughing hearing a ninja with an aussie accent say, "step aside ladies, let me have a crack at it"... if that sounds humours to you, you may well just like this comedy!