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Format: DVD September 27, 2005


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Two surfer dudes living in Venice, California, believe it's party time when they discover they are princes of small South Pacific island. But with their birthright comes a prophecy, which they are destined to fulfill: To save their native land from a cruel despot, they will become awesomely powerful Surf Ninjas. Made at the height of the pint- sized Ninja comedy craze, this fast-paced adolescent adventure stars teenage black belt Ernie Reyes Jr. as a California beach boy with a royal legacy. One minute he's a smart-mouth surfer and high-school jester, the next he's battling Ninja assassins, romancing a teenage princess (former Miss Teen USA Kelly Hu), and leading his subjects in a rebellion against a vicious metal- clad colonel (Leslie Nielsen). At least it gets him out of class. Real life karate kid and former Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stuntman Reyes has a winning (if somewhat loud) screen presence and Rob Schneider offers a few laughs as Reyes's clueless buddy. Nielsen, however, mugs his way painfully through a glorified cameo. More frantic than funny, with slapstick liberally sprinkled through the many bloodless martial arts battles, this one is strictly for the kids. --Sean Axmaker

Genre: Kids & Family, Comedy, Action & Adventure


Format: Anamorphic, Full Screen, Color, NTSC, Closed-captioned, Multiple Formats


Contributor: Nicolas Cowan, Leslie Nielsen, Evzen Kolar, Neal Israel, Rob Schneider, Tone Loc, Dan Gordon, Ernie Reyes Sr., Sara Risher, Ernie Reyes Jr., John Karlen, Kevin Moreton See more


Initial release date: 2005-09-27


Language: English


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.851


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.75 x 5.75 x 0.53 inches; 2.08 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 5571


Director ‏ : ‎ Neal Israel


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Anamorphic, Full Screen, Color, NTSC, Closed-captioned, Multiple Formats


Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 27 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ September 27, 2005


Actors ‏ : ‎ Ernie Reyes Jr., Leslie Nielsen, Rob Schneider, Nicolas Cowan, Tone Loc


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    • (What if I can do it)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025 by Darren Mangrum
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Classic childhood memories if you know you know haha
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by aaron aaron
    • One of Life's Guilty Pleasures
First impressions are deceptive. You might think this movie, at best, a diversion suitable for a bored 13-year old on a Saturday afternoon. You are in for a shock. Surf Ninjas is one of the funniest flicks to come out of Hollywood in the past decade. Johnny (Ernie Reyes, Jr.) and Adam (Nicolas Cowan) are two Asian-American surfer dudes growing up with foster dad Mac (John Karlen), literally on the beach in southern California. School is a bore (Director Neal Israel does an amusing cameo as their hopelessly out-of-it principal). All that matters to them is riding the next wave, until a gang of camouflage-clad killer ninjas shows up to assassinate them. Of course, the ninjas were sent by Colonel Chi (Leslie Nielsen), so although they look like Delta Force, they fight more like Keystone Kops. The squad of ninjas bumbling around southern California stick out like so many sore thumbs. "Gee, those camouflage uniforms sure give them an uncanny ability to blend chameleon-like into their surroundings," observes Rob Schneider, in an hilarious turn as Iggy, Johnny and Adam's surfing-challenged classmate. Chi overthrew Johnny and Adam's biological father, the king of Patusan, many years earlier, and now seeks to murder the two princes. Upon learning of their destiny from the mysterious, one-eyed Zatch (Ernie Reyes, Sr.), the boys return to Patusan to overthrow Chi and claim their throne. Johnny discovers love and his warrior heritage. Adam learns he is a seer, who can fortell the future (by peering into the screen of his Sega Game Gear.) Reyes, Jr., is more than just an accomplished martial artist and owner of some of the best upper-body musculature ever captured on film. He also gives a performance full of charm, romance, innocence, youthful exuberance, and a delightful gift for physical comedy. He does many of the kung fu scenes in a state of bewilderment, as his moves are directed by his warrior ancestors. (This is surely a lot harder than it looks.) Cowan's comic timing is impeccable. (When Zatch informs him that a certain remote jungle village is the home of a great holy man, Adam deadpans, "Wow, then I gotta get a T-shirt.") Schneider is memorable as Iggy, the comic sidekick, commenting drolly on the proceedings ("The Mee Grob Hilton, serving strange things in shells since 1207.") and insisting, hilariously, that it is acutally he, and not Johnny, who is the deposed prince imbued with supernatural powers. It is refreshing to see a film where the Asian guy is the romantic lead and the white guy is the sidekick. (This was years before Shanghai Noon, remember.) Tone Loc adds another comic dimension as Lieutenant Spence, an LAPD detective who follows the boys to Patusan. When knocked to the ground and surrounded by Patusani soldiers wielding automatic weapons, the unarmed Loc gamely displays his badge and says, "LAPD! Freeze, punks!!" It gets him nowhere, but give him 10 out of 10 for chutzpah. Reyes, Sr., as Zatch, the one-eyed, deadly serious Patusani royalist, evokes laughter by his stony-faced refusal to be amused by the absurdity of the proceedings. (The Zatch-eye view through a pair of binoculars is one of the film's best visual jokes.) The main players are not only amusing as individuals, but play off against each other with some hilarious ensemble work, such as the bit where our heroes are captured by and escape from Chi's soldiers, and the unforgettable "Money can't buy knives" sequence. Unfortunately, the one sour comic note is the miscasting of Nielsen as Colonel Chi. Nielsen does his best Frank Drebben, but he's just too darn lovable to accept as a ruthless Third World dictator. In spite of this one shortcoming, Surf Ninjas maintains a deft comic balance as it rides wave after wave of comic invention. And you will never again hear the Beach Boys' classic "Barbara Ann" in the same way. Okay, so you don't have to tell the whole world you bought a movie called Surf Ninjas. Just get it, watch it in private, but make sure no one's close enough to hear you laughing. And when you're finished, lock it away in a strongbox labeled "Guilty Pleasures." ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2001 by Mark Painter
    • Classic, I needed on DVD.
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I grew up with this movie, and is just a plain and fun movie. You really can't stream anywhere, but you could get for cheap on DVD... sold, had to get it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025 by Ryan V. Ryan V.
    • A 1993 classic
An old favorite movie, it's funny and campy and rarely takes itself seriously.
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025 by Matt G.
    • "Because as we all know, Money Can't Buy Knives!"
This movie, along with Xanadu is my secret shame. I shouldn't have watched it more than once, but I did. I shouldn't laugh, but I do. This is a stupid, stupid movie and I love it. The best way to describe this movie is "Chairman of the Board" (Carrot Top's movie. Yes, I've seen that one too) meets "3 Ninjas". The humor is stupid, but never low-brow (except for Leslie Nielsen's malfunctioning bionic hand scene) and overall the film is upbeat. You would think that Leslie Nielsen would steal the show, but it's really the interplay between the entire cast that produces the most memorable moments. Although the best lines belong to Rob Schneider's "Iggy". Iggy' monologue about how "Money can't buy knives" is one of the highlights of the film and Tone Loc is a funny, if not odd addition to the cast. Surf Ninjas is a fun adventure movie, with plenty of laughs, even if the product placement is a little obvious. It's cheap, so go ahead and buy it already. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2008 by Hoju Koolander
    • Childhood Favorite!
I've had this movie on dvd for decades and it finally came to a digital format! Such a great hilarious comedy and my son loves it as much as I did when I was a kid!
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Great movie
Been looking for this movie for a long time haven't seen it since I was a kid and I still love this movie
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024 by Tim

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