Anyone here planning on seeing the new TMNT film? I am. From the previews I seen I am looking forward to this. The new style is nice also!

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I don't know if it would be a good idea to just open a "New releases" topic or not, but it is getting a little old seeing "Anyone planning on seeing (insert movie)". Just my two cents.

As far as the movie, I have high hopes for this movie. Doubt I will go see it in the theater but I will probably PAY to watch it, versus the other way :wink:. I loved the others sooo much as a kid. I guess I haven't seen them in a long time... Maybe time to download some?:razz:

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"So this is how I get demoted to canning fish every day until I die!"

Perhaps it is a good idea but should be sticky'ed?!?!! It is very easy to lose topics like that, especially when there are new "off-topic" topics being created daily.

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"So this is how I get demoted to canning fish every day until I die!"

I am definetly going to see the new TMNT movie. They've put the posters up at the cinema, so I know they're going to show it.


I hear you there, man... The 80's style rocked.

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Actually, not all was thinking. Some was plotting, some was planning, and finally the explaining of my plan which I plotted after I thought of it.

I must say, after being exposed to the original 1984 style turtles and their 2002 comic redesign, I am beginning to realize how bastardized the series got after the cartoon came out, and I always wondered why the first movie felt so different, and it was because it was almost a direct adaptation of the comic. Hell, they cussed and actually used their weapons.

It seems though that with this new movie and the end of the 2003 series, the turtles are returning to their dark roots.

In short. I'm gonna see it.

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"Remember when you were a kid and you thought your dad was Superman, then grow up and realize he's just a drunk who wears a cape?"

You are aware that this new movie is more true to the roots of the turtles, right? technically the cartoons and such that we all know ruined it.

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That's correct. I sent the link to the complete first issue of TMNT once here on this forum. You'll see how dark it was, especially compared to the 80's cartoons. The first issue was very similar to the first film, the beginning, the whole plot, the characters and the end. With a little few twists of course. Here you get to see Shredder for the first time as his alter ego, Orouku Saki, a Japanese business man in New York. The ending is sort of like the first movie, when Shredder falls into that dumpster from the rooftop, only here he plans on killing the turtles including himself by setting off a grenade that he holds in his hand. Donatello prevents this by knocking him off the roof with his Bo Staff, we see the grenade go off, which ultimately kills him.

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Actually, not all was thinking. Some was plotting, some was planning, and finally the explaining of my plan which I plotted after I thought of it.

*Now* :wink:

Yeah, it's going to be great. I certainly hope they base it more on the old comic books this time.

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Actually, not all was thinking. Some was plotting, some was planning, and finally the explaining of my plan which I plotted after I thought of it.

Yeah, you could edit my post too, but I know you're better than that. :wink: I'm going to see it with the two of my best friends too at the local cinema. It's going to be awesome!

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Actually, not all was thinking. Some was plotting, some was planning, and finally the explaining of my plan which I plotted after I thought of it.

This is a movie I would totally buy on DVD, but last I heard it was "only in theaters" which is unfortunate... I'm undecided if I'll go see it or not. I want to, but theater prices seriously suck...

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