FeatureR1987·90m·5.6

American Ninja 2: The Confrontation

The ultimate American fighting machine is back!

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On a remote Caribbean island, Army Ranger Joe Armstrong investigates the disappearance of several marines, which leads him to The Lion, a super-criminal who has kidnapped a local scientist and mass-produced an army of mutant Ninja warriors.

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Cast

Michael Dudikoff

Sgt. Joe Armstrong

Steve James

Sgt. Curtis Jackson

Larry Poindexter

Sgt. Charlie McDonald

Mike Stone

Tojo Ken

Jeff Celentano

Capt. 'Wild Bill' Woodward

Michelle Botes

Alicia Sanborn

Gary Conway

Leo 'The Lion' Burke

John Fujioka

Shinyuki

Jonathan Pienaar

Tommy Taylor

Len Sparrowhawk

Pat McCarthy

Bill Curry

Inspector Singh

Dennis Folbigge

Sir Cloudsly Smith

Elmo Fillis

Toto

Ralph Draper

Professor Sanborne

John Pasternack

Vesuvius

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$350,000
Revenue
$4.0M
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
The Cannon GroupGolan-Globus Productions

Crew

Director

Sam Firstenberg

Writers

Gary Conway, Gideon Amir, Gary Conway, Avi Kleinberger

George S. Clinton

Original Music Composer

Michael J. Duthie

Editor

Holger Gross

Production Design

Michael Bishop

Original Music Composer

Gideon Porath

Director of Photography

Audrey M. Bansmer

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

PolyWogg

2/25/2019

4.0

The Bottom Line A significant step down from the first movie. Plot Michael Dudikoff and Steve James are back as Army Ranger buddies sent to an island where some Marines have disappeared. The reason? Witnesses saw guys in black outfits, hoods, and swords carrying them away. What I Liked The movie jumps from fight scene to fight scene so the action rarely slows down. And there is a great scene with Steve James using fairly large knives in an epic battle. Overall, most of the secondary fight scenes are much better done than in the first movie. What I Didn't Like The plot is almost non-existent (super soldiers, meh), almost all of the acting is hammy, and the ultimate battle is a let down compared to a big car chase scene doing a bit of a take-off of the first movie's opening scene (person being dragged behind a vehicle).

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