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Which foot apartment fight?
One of the most iconic battles the turtles have faced is the epic fight scene in April's apartment where the foot clan attack Leo/Raph and then jump the turtles in a fight for their lives in April's place.
This was done in the first live action movie where Raphael was the one who was attacked and thrown through a window where a battle ensued. ANd the 2k3 series did this battle as well but with Leo like it was supposed to be in the comics which resulted in a battle for their lives. My question is, which epic battle of this iconic fight for the comics was the best iteration of this battle from the comics? |
The Live action film for me.
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I gotta go with the movie, but i like the Mirage comic one the best
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The original comic version is the best, but I'd say the Live Action one was second.
To be honest, though, I don't remember much about the 2k3 version. |
All I remember is "Nice Hats!" from the 4kids version. Steve Barron's for me please.
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How can people not remember the 4kids version? It was one of the biggest episodes of Season 1.
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Definitely the 2K3 battle, though I did enjoy the movie one battle as well.
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The 2K3 battle for me.
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I watched the series only once. That's how.
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Comics all the way, but since it's a adaptation poll. I gotta go with the Live action one
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I've watched through it a few times...but I've watched the movie many MANY more.
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It's certainly worth revisiting if you enjoyed it the first time. |
I'll go with the first movie, if only to see that one Foot Soldier electrocuted on-screen. On the other hand, the 2003 version had good snark, courtesy of Mikey:
Shredder: Say farewell to each other, while you still can. Mikey: Oh, yeah, Mr. Spike-y Pants? Well, you're the one who should be saying farewell to, uh, to yourself! Raph: Oh, yeah, Mikey, that got him. Decisions, decisions. |
I like the well choreographed fight in the first movie. Its a good mix of fun and tense at the same time. 1. movie I 2. 2003 cartoon 3. Mirage's vol.1#10. Its ironic that I like them in the same order i do the different incarnations.
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If some equivalent comes along, I'll probably give it another go. |
I thought the first movie apartment fight was pretty cool as a 9 year old but it didn't take me long after that to rewatch it and realize how dodgy it was. All the Turtles do like the same moves over and over again... block, block, and a kick... block, block, and a kick. With slapsticky stuff intermixed. I love the score in that scene, though, really gives it a great energy.
There's only one real apartment fight and it's not on the poll. |
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Nick really needs to give the 4kids series proper DVD sets. Hopefully Shout Factory gets the license.
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I like the live action version of this fight better because I find more dramatic and stakes were higher. Tatsu being involved was great and the "oh ****" reaction the turtles have when he shows up was better than the Hun showing up. Plus the build up of having Raphael beaten up and tossed through the ceiling was awsome. Casey's entrance was the best, completely trumps Casey's entrance in the 2k3 series.
The cartoon, I didn't feel the same kind of urgency and threat during the situation as I did in the L.A movie. And even though Leo was injured I couldn't take his injuries as seriously as Raphael's since at one point he does get up while Raphael was out cold the whole. Plus I thought Leo's "bruises" looked really lame. Also I know this is all my bias coming in, but I liked that it was Raphael instead of Leo who got greviously wounded during the battle. |
I like the live action film version better because unlike the source material and 4Kids series we get a different turtle being hurt. I thought that was an interesting choice from the writer's perspective.
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Can't believe this poll... The 4kids version had it all. Splinter catching the arrow and snapping it, Shredder actually being there. Plus new awesome stuff like the Elite Guard, the cliff-hanger ending with the mysterious Guardians.
The movie version was too slap-sticky for the most part, but the one thing I will give it is it had a way better Casey Jones entrance. |
What about the Arcade/NES game? :tlol:
Besides that, I'd go with the comic. |
I voted the live action one. where else can you do a nunchuk competition between mikey and the foot :D
also, um guys...i'm not so sure dropping in is such a good idea...structurally speaking (to quote donatello) And i would agree also with the Arcade apartment fight...just too much fire if you ask me. |
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Though I do like several things the cartoon added. Like April protecting Leo from hun, and then Casey threatening Hun when he moves in to hit her. So badass. I can't recall what April was doing in the movie. Question does the fact that the right turtle "Leo" getting attacked like how he was in the comics, make the fight scene better than the movie were they gave that scene to Raphael? |
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April was doing the same as she did in the other two versions, holding/playing nurse for Leo to answer your question,Sage. The only thing the comics had beyond the premise for an epic fight was the panel of Casey Jones entering the fray. |
Watching them both at this point in time I would go with the 4 kids version since I do believe nowadays you could come up with a more realistic Live action battle..or at least I hope they do, but at the time it was indeed a really dramatic battle specially since I didn't think it was possible to see Raph knocked out.
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This is a tough choice, cause on the one hand, I love the movie version because of the drama it evoked and the epic music is phenomenal, but the 2K3 toon was a little more accurate in it's adaptation of the comic, while still adding things that weren't in the comic. I think I'll choose the first movie, but only out of nostalgia because I've seen that a couple hundred times and only seen the animated version like 2 or 3 times. |
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