This and Daft Punk were two of the coolest movies for me as a child. Me and my dad watched the hell out of it on TV and on the internet. Just rewatched it now and it's still kinda cool. I expected it to be a bit cheesy from what I remember but I was wrong, yes there are some cheesy scenes and dialogues but it's just the right amount. I wish there were a few more action scenes honestly (maybe movies like the raid and John wick have spoiled me). I was not expecting good cinematography but that last fight scene was cool af, just like I remember. The lead actor is also cool af. I was expecting the CGI to be really bad but honestly it wasn't that bad, very watchable.

I wish a good action movie director would make a ninja movie like this someday (with a bigger budget and better actors).

In short, cool movie for cool people.
7+1 for being my childhood. Gonna show it to my dad in a few days and let's see if he still likes it as much as he did back then.

Edit: Just found out this movie had the same action team as John Wick. That's dope. Here's the YouTube comment I came across:
For those who wonder, why this movie is so awesome: well, it was directed by the director of V for Vendetta, produced by the Wachowskies ( the creators of the Matrix trilogy) and all fights/stunts were choreographed by the 87Eleven Action Team, the people who created the John Wick movies, Atomic Blonde, Bullet Train etc. Hell, the tattoo artist who tels the Yakuza gang leader about the Ninjas, is the actor who played the "Keymaker" in Matrix Reloaded and the Doctor in John Wick 3.
And the idea was, to make a movie that is a hommage to oldschool Ninja movies Anime.