Margarita Franco

3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain -- The three ninjas are called on to prevent terrorists from taking over an amusement park.

Following their grandfather to Japan, the three underage ninjas find themselves in the middle of martial arts mayhem. Pursued by a bumbling trio of brain-dead thieves and an army of well-trained ninjas, Rocky, Colt, and Tum Tum are up to their ears in high-kicking action and rapid-fire comedy. For his first U.S. film, veteran South Korean filmmaker Simon Sheen, aware of the growing trend in family-oriented movies, decided to combine the subject of Asian martial arts with an American children's comedy.

In this sequel to one of the most profitable films of 1992, Rocky (Sean Fox), Colt (Max Elliott Slade) and Tum Tum (Evan Bonifant) have a critical mission: they've got to help their baseball team beat their archrivals. But the brothers' Grandpa Mori (Victor Wong) needs their help on an equally vital mission: to accompany him to Japan to present a ceremonial dagger he won 50 years ago to the winner of a ninja tournament. The dagger is also the key to a secret cave of gold, which is why an old enemy and a trio of spaced-out heavy metal rockers are in hot pursuit of it. Rocky, Colt and Tum Tum must deliver the dagger, get Grandpa Mori out of trouble, find the cave of gold, and make it home in time to play in the big game.