Enter The Ninja (1981) - Final fight [HD]

The final fight between Cole/White Ninja and Hasegawa/Black Ninja. Franco Nero, Shô Kosugi and Susan George.
Directed by Menahem Golan

[@DireTribble]

As a Child of the 80s I can confirm we were ninja crazy. This movie and American Ninja, Ninja Turtles and more. I dressed as a ninja for Halloween I don't know how many years. Thanks for posting this blast from the past.

[@abdalraziq9746]

Yep. Ninja addicts. Couldn’t get enough of Hollywood’s crap movies as long as they threw in a ninja or two.

[@HattoriStudios]

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[@yesyouarecorrectbut]

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[@K_Reezee75]

Revenge of the Ninja was a personal favorite.🥷

[@user-jk2kr9wp5l]

90s babies to don’t forget we got the last of the generation ever

[@blockmasterscott]

"I'll see you later. I hope". I always loved how the hero respected the villain so much he wasn't sure if he was walking away after this,

[@danielhaire6677]

I once found the novelization for this in a public library. Really added depth to Hasegawa. Part of the reason he so readily let the woman go was that even though he was a ninja, he was still descended from a Samurai clan. As such, he hated the idea of taking hostages. However, it was the client's demand and, as such, took precedence over Hasegawa's feelings on the matter. Thus, here with the client dead, Hasegawa had no issue letting her go.

[@justiceriser8970]

Why he did this job anyway he could work for good people so why work for bad but still funny guy

[@lidilodo9964]

RONIN dan NINJA bekerja untuk siapa yang membayar mereka. Semacam tentara bayaran.

[@leeroygreene85]

There was an actual novelization to enter the ninja? That’s wild!

[@Vekren]

I like the black ninja, he actually had honour and let the woman go, confronted his enemy directly, and didnt use cheap powder in the eyes tactic lol. Pretty cool fight scene though.

[@nobodycares9579]

I guess you didn't see the rest of the movie.

[@dasubeida-sama2816]

I like the portrayal of Hasegawa (played by Sho Kosugi), who is more of an honour-bound warrior than being the stereotypical villain back in the 80s. Also the entire battle choreography was splendid and this is how a battle between ninjas should be. "Enter the Ninja" and all its sequels are epic and definitely worth watching

[@ProfessorKenneth]

Sho's best is Pray for Death 👍🏻 great movie.

[@TheAlexC]

the idea of two "real ninjas" fighting head on in broad daylight in those "classic Ninja" clothes (especially the all white one, wtf?) is hilarious. But it's the 80's so I can at least forgive the movie; for you though idk how you can think this is how "a battle between ninjas should be."

[@justiceriser8970]

He not really a villain just a man doing his job

[@geraldbrown2893]

Though this movie was made in 1981 the day I was only a baby, but I have seen it many times and enjoyed watching ninja films! 🥷🏻🥷🏼⛩️☯️🫸🏿🤛🏿🙏🏿

[@renerivera5096]

1981 wow..where did time go

[@PeterVall]

I was born 2 years later! I feel old.

[@B.Ralte.kawlni]

Feels like Snake Eyes vs Storm Shadow

[@J.D.Vision]

It is.

[@teejanandris1976]

Set in the 80's

[@danielhaire6677]

GI Joe's comics and cartoons came out about a year after this movie. The idea of a rivalry between two Ninja "brothers" from the same clan/school was essentially copied and expanded upon with the creation of Snake-Eyes, Storm Shadow, and the Arashikage.

[@accradata]

Wow man the nostalgic memories your comment conjured up in my old brain👍

[@JoshuaParris83]

Wait a second, Isn't Snake Eyes the one who doesn't talk And who is really a Caucasian with blonde hair and blue eyes?

[@aaronsaunders6974]

Amazing how sho shifted from bad ninja to good ninja in the next film

[@aaronsaunders6974]

Really like the ending sxore

[@aprox23]

They did that because his character was more popular in enter the ninja when in got released so in revenge of the ninja they made him the good guy or face rather than heel.

[@ProfessorKenneth]

Technically who wasn't bad, frustrated and was living like this was the 16th century

[@BlueSkyCountry]

Historians of the future watching these movies would think that 1980s suburban America had been overrun by clandestine assassins from warring Japanese clans still dressed in medieval Japanese clothing. 😂

[@Jeremiah_Johnson139]

Sho Kosugi was amazing in so many early 80's (possibly late 70's too) Ninja movies. His son (I forget his name) went on to do "The Last Dragon", "Red Sonja" and a handful of 80's movies too.

[@luisvilla799]

Of course he is a ninja

[@GriffonRed]

His son's name is Kane Kosugi. The boy who played in Red Sonja and The Last Dragon was Ernie Reyes Jr.

[@PeterVall]

@@luisvilla799Years later I found out that sho had actually studied Ninjutsu. Not just being a trained action star.

[@frankgordon8829]

When we outgrew cowboys where the good guy wore WHITE hats & the bad guy wore black, we just adapted the same line but a new genre'!

[@giovanninunnally7188]

I woke up as a kid when this came on and this is all I remember About this movie. The same thing happened to me when the Thing came on with the dog scene. Fox 54 at night was real

[@andrewmach8220]

Don Frye as Storm Shadow

[@a7med-aldh45]

Great scene where the black ninja unties his hostage and let her leave so he can fight against the white ninja

[@aaronbarlow4376]

I forgot how cheesy this was but Sho Kusugi is the real deal,, he was the quintessential Ninja movie star in the 80s. His son Kane Kosugi was in Sho's movie 'Revenge of the ninja' and also went on to co star in Ninja 2:Shadow of a tear alongside Scott Adkins.

[@jeremybryant3076]

Enter the ninja seen this movie to awesome.☺️👍

[@coryandersen9643]

Don't mess with Sho! 😂

[@dtzero0]

Saw Seppuku before I even knew what It was when growing up.

[@preparedsurvivalist2245]

In the opening scene of this video the white ninja's tsuba has no holes, its just plain. But immediately after it has holes. Then at the end when he beheads him the kashira is missing. They must have had so many prop swords they couldn't keep track.

[@AbrahamGonzalezbecerraGonzalez]

Quiero ser un ninja

[@luisvilla799]

Dude I read this as quiero hacer una nina lol 😂

[@thatguy.namedmitch]

Turns out, Cole “white ninja,” changed his name, moved to Italy and now runs a place called The Continental.

[@asifmir3987]

This is the worst fight scene I ever scene. And I love how the woman can see a head being chopped off and so chill.

[@Grandmastergav86]

Yeah, it pales to HK films of this era. It's a shame, Sho Kosugi is a legit martial artist but he worked in US/European films and as such the action was as poor as you'd expect. His weapon and Karate demos prove he had real ability I wish he'd worked with Sammo Hung or Lau Kar Leung in Hong Kong at some point but it never happened, sadly.

[@kristallmenschkristallwolf1969]

but Sho Kusugi an real Ninja Master knew like he surely told Franco Nero that Ninjutsu also must be realy fast and effective in Fight

[@armauploads1034]

Still good!

[@eliotquintana9802]

Sho kosug like fighting style choreography ninja

[@luisvilla799]

For my ninjas!!!!

[@salamaraif1648]

The film was a big surprise world wide

[@JoeyDreyer]

Sho Kosugi, authentic Ninjutsu. Here he is in Ninjutsu Doko no Kamae 3:45

[@Bagman07]

I'll be trained by Senzo Tanaka and become a real Ninja

[@scottjulie27]

“It says here that Senzo Tanaka is his Shidoshi.” 😊

[@luisvilla799]

Funny you don’t look like tanaka

[@luisvilla799]

@@scottjulie27who cares if Bruce springsting is his shidoshi

[@Amooonguuus]

I love ninja

[@ProfessorKenneth]

Cole scumbag slept with Maryanne his best mates wife..smh..I was hoping sho would win just for that reason alone. What kind of mate does that..😅 still great film.

[@jogopoulos1831]

legerndere SZene ...wow!!!!!!!!

[@ST-lb9tt]

Now that's an octagon!

[@user-rw6ui5nv5i]

The guy with the white uniform is supposed to fight in the snow or on the surface of the sun

[@macoytv7065]

He's the father of kick ass

[@kristallmenschkristallwolf1969]

well the Scene with the Blade in Hands to keep away from get stiched is Nonsens but an Irak Ninja Student in 1986 told me that was the only one Movie that was REAL

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[@sawysauce1256]

Wow he really went for the pocket sand

[@user-rt2cf9zi3v]

Why would a ninja wear white? Its so impractical on so many levels.

[@nobodycares9579]

I love nobody on here is commenting about the white guy.

[@raindogs]

Do you mean Franco Nero? What do you want someone to say? He was a well-known Italian western star at the time that they made this movie. He was the original Django and was in Tarantino's version as the man that told Django that he knew how to spell his name. He was also in Camelot. If you are talking about his white ninja outfit, that has already been discussed. Prior to Enter The Ninja, the only other big production in which ninjas had appeared was in the mini-series Shogun, a few months earlier. This is the movie that started the ninja movie craze so I feel that we can cut them slack no matter what they did. Having lived in the Philippines, I find it laughable that they would show a non-filipino working at the Manila airport. Anyone that's ever been there knows that isn't going to happen. However, its Hollywood.

[@nobodycares9579]

@@raindogs I think you've said enough, lol.

[@stampedmetalsword8099]

Silly white ninja

[@cheyennecelius]

My opinion but Sho Kusugi was always the better ninja and to see him playing a bad ninja wearing black just seems awkward when ive seen him be a black ninja fighing other color ninjas and bad guys,this almost looks like a storm shadow verses a bootleg version of snake eyes,this was a good fight but ive always preferred to see Sho kusugi as a good ninja plus he did play a bad ninja in the Master but even in that tv show he was a better ninja even against lee van clief

[@renezarza6678]

No sabia que Franco Nero aparte de ser un gran pistolero tambien fue Ninja, solo le falto arrastrar nuevamente el ataud en este filme jajajjaa.

[@camilogyllback7193]

Completely unrealistic. Ninjas didn´t played by honor. Thats the whole point. A Japanese war lord would pay these people just to get the job done.

[@jamesrafael6794]

This is before ufc.

[@kajunshaman]

Anybody knows the meaning of those mudras they're performing at 3:15?

[@thomasrobbins8499]

An effort to focus their energy before fighting, I think. White ninja uses the first 3 from the nine levels of power. Black ninja uses the first one second. The other two aren't explained in this movie. The crossed arms, if I recall correctly, banishes evil and the last one the black ninja uses represents the cosmic order, I think. Bhutadamara and dharmachakra I think they are called.

[@blackface1826]

This is hard

[@Damidas]

What is he nuts?? C'MON

[@cubisticplace4911]

call the police ❌ go home ✅

[@geoculus5606]

This is Ninja stuff; it's beyond the laws of regular humans. ;)

[@pauloagostinhojunior2978]

Sejam bem vindos

[@MrAlucard1986]

Django turns into a ninja? Never thought I'd see that coming 😂

[@whyimsmarterthanyou]

White ninjas are like white rappers: Always better.

[@magvs_mæstro216]

Duuuuuude

[@NatividadTagapan]

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[@murrik]

2:30

[@AbrahamGonzalezbecerraGonzalez]

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[@rustytennakoon8661]

Gang signs

[@alvesthegreat]

😂😂

[@darrenhaumaha7183]

This white Ninja stars in John Wick 4

[@raindogs]

Franco Nero played the White Ninja. He was in John Wick 2 but is not in 4. In case you aren't aware, Nero was the original Django and he is the person at the bar in Django Unchained that says that he knows how to spell the name. He will be starring as Django in the upcoming Django Lives!, which will be his third Django movie.

[@agronopoulus]

Ninjas are a joke!

[@gOOnz901]

I was a 1 year old when this dropped and by the age of 5 I was watching this . Along with Ninja ||| and anything ninja I could find lol Pray For Death was the ninja movie that wore some metal gear that one was one of my favorites too the main guy in it was a real ninja 🥷

[@hosephotographer9630]

I remember this as a kid and still can't get with it as a grown man. A white man murdering a real ninja in battle with honor...come on this guy was born and raised a a ninja he didn't just pick it up cause it was something to do or he was bored. This would never happen in real life RTOFLMAO