Rob Baard
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Malay,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ,中文
The action film Ninja Immovable Heart, starring Rob Baard, Roger Neave, Danny Glover, etc., directed by Rob Baard, was released on February 27, 2014 in Australia. It tells the story of Reeve is a member of an elite covert group thought not to exist anymore, he is captured, beaten and brutally tortured, by the very Governments he used to work for. With the help of his old mentor John Carpenter, Reeve must strip away, and rid himself of the emerging demons of his past, so that he may understand the core essence of Ninjutsu, the Ninja's Immovable heart, in order to remember how and why he was captured, and what he is meant to do, before time runs out and his captors discover why he is really here. This is an Action, Drama film with a runtime of 97 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 1.6/10 from 386 viewers.
Rob Baard
as Director
John Balazs
as Director
Rob Baard
as Reeve, The Ninja
Roger Neave
as John Carpenter
Danny Glover
as Ex Director Matthew Reynolds
John Balazs
as Balazs
Blaze Broadway
as Homeless kid
Cassandra Gava
as Agent Michelle Law
Aliante Youngdino
as The Torturer
Jacob Fyfe
as Solider Rick
Vivian Langham
as Rachel
Jennifer Rose
as Jane
Christopher Bunworth
as Jeremy Shaw
Melinda Di Natale
as Sarah Carpenter
Chris Trait
as Baldy, ninja
Andrew Ward
as The priest
Andrew Ward
as research analyst
John Kovacs
as The Hungarian
Maurizio Scenna
as The Italian
Jessica Fredericks
as Shannon Andrews, news reporter
Sarah Wickham
as Female cop
Rob Baard
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
this is the worst movie i'd ever seen
This was a complete waste of money and time, everything is completely fake, the moves are poor you can see everything before it happens its like watching a crappy anime , they stand around and wait for their turn to attack, the attacks are not even attacks. the bad guys are trying to be what they cannot be, look at them they look like little kids trying to reenact a movie on their own in a playground without even knowing what to do. you can hand pick strangers that never acted in their lives and they will do much better than these fools. really awful movie. its better they watch some action anime and entertain themselves than try acting like anime characters. To the full cast and producer "quit acting and producing,quit writing you all fail at this job, try something new" Ps: i can act much better than any of you as well ......
A bit like a Seinfeld Ninja movie... A Ninja movie about nothing!
NINJA: THE IMMOVABLE HEART is an indie science fiction action flick from Australia. It's mostly of interest for featuring a cameo for poor old Danny Glover, stuck in one of those desk-bound video-link roles for a couple of minutes tops. Mostly this is the usual badly-shot nonsense taking place in the dark, with a bunch of characters running around and badly emoting. The action is poorly shot and mostly takes place at the climax, with some ridiculously weak pole fighting. A certain visual glossiness is the only redeeming value here.
On the bright side, this movie tries to be philosophical. But I think it's fair to say that it lands flat on its belly with that. Some might like the idea, that the movie is not just an action fest, where one stunt follows the other, but this gives you quotes on how or what a ninja should be (choices/lifestyle and what not). But as said, it doesn't really work. Which has to do with wooden acting, bad cuts and not really good special effects. It's a shame, because there could've been a different sort of beast born out of this, but then again you can't have it all. The action scenes are sometimes nicely done, if you don't put a high standard on it. It's really a waste of time (and money), but that's up to you to decide
Like what was said in my recent review for 'The Secret Village', this is in no way intended to sound hate-filled or like a reviewer who hates everything review. Quite the contrary. Am actually a fair reviewer with a love of film of all decades, genres and regardless of what the budget is. IMDb's lowest possible ratings are very rarely given out by me, and also have no bias against low-budget films, there are watchable, and even good, ones out there. 'Ninja Immovable Heart' is another example of not being one of those watchable or good low-budget films. Instead another example, and perhaps even an even worse one (if that was humanly possible), of being one of the worst ever examples to me. One of the worst films recently viewed for me and among the worst ever. Again another case of me being serious and genuine, not being malicious. Malice has never been intended in any of my reviews, regardless of how strongly worded some of them are. It's a cheap looking film visually, especially in the insultingly cheap (even for low budget) special effects and in the action scenes. Regarding the action scenes they are too few, and those that are in the film are very unexcitingly choreographed and chaotically edited. The script is cheesy, stilted and didn't even feel like one that was properly organised let alone structured. There is nothing tense, suspenseful, fun or urgent about the paper thin, pedestrian and muddled story. In 'Ninja Immovable Heart' none of the characters are intriguing or relatable, the direction is non-descript and the acting is dire. The use of Danny Glover is one of the worst wastes of any actor in any film. The least bad thing about 'Ninja Immovable Heart', and the only thing that feels like some degree of effort has been put into it, is the music. Not exactly memorable, but at least it didn't sound cheap or ill-fitting. Overall, awful. 1/10 Bethany Cox
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