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TB4000
07-20-2006, 06:14 PM
http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/teenagemutantninjaturtles/tmnt_small.html


Heroes in a halfshell.



Turtle Power.
Player 0
07-20-2006, 06:25 PM
Pfft.

The only good TMNT related film was the movie in 1990, out of all of them it stayed loyal to the original comic the most, which was a lot less like the cartoon and more like Frank Millar's stuff, filled with all the blood, violence and horror that made the 80s such a lovely little decade.
mr. x
07-21-2006, 12:04 AM
^---oh man, when splinter's master and his wife got killed by shredder, that was traumatizing
Irezumi Kiss
07-21-2006, 11:15 AM
Amazing that people are still into the Turtles enough to greenlight this. I thought they jumped the shark a loooong time ago. The '90s really ARE the new '80s!

Just waiting for the Pokemon ressurrection...
Yeahman
07-21-2006, 08:01 PM
Pokemon really needs to stay dead. But TMNT was really something. I have Vanilla Ice's Ninja Rap on my playlist.

There's the Transformer movie coming out too. We need a GI Joe movie.
Player 0
07-21-2006, 08:34 PM
In my opinion there are a lot of movies from period that deserve to be remade into decent films, not the least of which owuld be Robocop.

In my opinion there should be a Robocop returns movie, following the example of Superman returns, a film that retcons 2 and 3 and makes a Robocop movie worthy of the original.

That and to a lesser extent, Square should rerelease Final Fantasies 7-9, it's like the ultimate trilogy of RPGs.
Irezumi Kiss
07-22-2006, 10:26 AM
A G.I. Joe movie would be truly great only if they kept it exactly like the animation did: a lot of psuedo-sexual attraction between characters that doesn't go anywhere (Duke & Lady J, The Baroness & Destro), snarky G-rated witticisms and comebacks from almost stereotypical characters (Roadblock, Shipwreck) and bullets flying everywhere that don't kill anyone except the "non-living" robotic Cobra soldiers. That and the blood-brother rivalry between Snake Eyes & Stormshadow. Also the "knowing's half the battle" social moral guides for kids at the end of the show.

yeah, you can tell I was a deep-ass fan!