NINJA ASSASSIN VS NINJA FLAME SERIES

And then yeah, in theвЂ“ I guess it was the '80s there was all those, kind of, classic ninja movies that mainlyвЂ“ Sho Kosugi was in, like, Revenge of the Ninja and Enter the Ninja which I guess is his first film, all those Golden Globes/Cannon Films which were, like, fun I mean, if you like ninjas they were pretty fun to watch.

NINJA ASSASSIN VS NINJA FLAME SERIES

There was one particular TV series called Shintaro which is basically like a Samurai TV series but had ninjas in it and there was another one called the Phantom Agents which was basically ninjas all the time which was, kind of, fun.

We also got a lot of anime which came in dubbed and ninjas were a big part of that. I had aвЂ“ I grew up in Sydney, Australia, so I had a really odd cross-cultural hybrid of an upbringing because we got a lot of films and TV series from England and we got a lot from America but we also got a lot from Japan as well which came in dubbed. James McTeigue: Yeah, I guess a little of both. How did you get involved with Ninja Assassin? Were you a big fan of ninja films? It doesn't matter whether it's related to that world at all but I guess having said that what was once the sub-culture is now the culture, so it, kind of, makes sense. I mean, I guess the funny thing about Comic-Con now is that it's getting a bit like ShoWest without all the distributors, right? Yeah, and I think even, like, just a couple of years back it was moreвЂ“ I guess the basis was more in from the graphic novel, kind of, comic world, more cultish kind of films and now it'sвЂ“ the studios release or take and show any film they have. It's become this long long lead time to promote the film to the core audience. Q: Yeah, it's funny that these films are now coming to Comic-Con, like, two or three years in a row. And then last year I'd also just finished shooting and I went with Rain and Naomi Harris. When V for Vendetta came out I had just finished shooting so I was cutting. I've been to Comic-Con besides but I've been to Comic-Con twice. Q: I think you've been to Comic-Con two times now? It was aвЂ“ I guess it was a smaller audience there, so it was good. I'm glad theyвЂ“ that you got a chance to see it. James McTeigue: Oh, well, thank you very much. I was one of the few press that were in attendance and I really dug the intense ninja action. I was able to see your film in San Diego during Comic-Con. James McTeigue: Oh, good town,San Francisco.

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