TMNT 2014 in-flight movie

[Shark_Blade]

I've been to Turkey and the airline in-flight movie selection provides TMNT 2014 film and Turtle Power documentary film. :D

I watched the reboot movie repeatedly lol. The documentary is interesting, though it's kind of lacking I think in terms of the discussion regarding the movies and cartoons (I expect more), but still insightful nonetheless. There's other movies like X-Men Days of Future Past, Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug, Maze Runner, Whiteout etc that I watched too.

Anyone seen the film elsewhere? So happy it receives international coverage which helps boosts the franchise even further. :tlove: Absolutely phenomenal indeed, I had a blast.

[TheSkeletonMan939]

I watched the reboot movie repeatedly lol.

Why ruin a movie for yourself by watching it over and over and over?

I mean, I hated the new movie, so I wouldn't waste time watching it again in the first place, but even if there were a movie I enjoyed I wouldn't destroy my love for it by watching it repeatedly. Once every few months is fine... it gives your brain enough time to forget the details of what made the movie so fun in the first place.

Everything in moderation... but whatever floats your boat.

[Shark_Blade]

It really depends on the mood, and I was in a turtly mood during the flight so yeah. :tlol:

[snake]

Atleast they provided other choices. I can't sit through that movie again.

[The Boston Ninja Turtle]

I am actually surprised they even allowed that movie or xmen ....usually movies with tons of explosions or flights crashes are shyed away from in-flight status....hell even Madagascar 2 is heavily edited for in flight veiwing

[IndigoErth]

Well for better or worse, if there must be reptiles on the plane then mutant human-ish Turtles are far better than snakes. :tlol:

[Shark_Blade]

Snakes on a Plane is just lol worthy :tlol: Imagine if they allow Final Destination 1, that'd be a hoot.