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What 'serious' alternate title would suit TMNT?
Batman's title was The Dark Knight in Nolan's series, and Superman's was Man of Steel in Snyder's iteration.
So if we were to ever get a movie that actually tried taking TMNT down this route, what kind of title do you think would suit it? I've got: Hamato Clan TMNT (Yeah we've already had it, but it kinda works) Turtles Fight With Honor |
Heroes in a half shell
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The only title I feel that matches MOS and TDK is Heros in a half shell obviously |
Brotherhood of the turtle, I'd love that title doesn't seem to fit this sequel though in my opinion.
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Even though it was rough, I always thought that TMNT: Red Sky sounded really cool. Maybe have something in the story change the sky and give the movie a darker tone? Probably just me.
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Ninja Turtles, Turtles, Green Machine? There isn't much to work with.
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City at War
Powerful title, awesome story, would be grand. Would never happen now! |
Seconding: City at War
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"The Fearsome Foursome" is the closest thing I can imagine that would work, but it, #1: Sounds laughable, #2: Sounds like some kind of group of sexual predators. Maybe a play on it? "The Fearsome Four" or "Fearsome Four"? Worked for the Magnificent Seven (and soon Tarantino's "Hateful Eight"). Maybe a play on Kurosawa's "The Seven Samurai," ala, "The Four Ninja"? And have it be a balls-to-the-walls all out ninja action movie. |
If they were to make a Raphael solo movie, they could call it "The Nightwatcher".
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Four Brothers (yes I know about that Mark Walhberg movie)
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Well since Dark Knight and Man of Steel are established alternative titles since long...
...Plastron Café? Shell Shock? Turtle Soup? |
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Plastron Cafe.
I quite like the sound of that... |
For a legit title, that's a tough one. With being placed in the summer blockbuster category and having sorts like Bay involved, I imagine someone is likely to try to come up with something that sounds like the typical epic summer blockbuster. At the same time though, this is the Turtles... how does one do that while simultaneously making it a title that suggests it doesn't take itself too seriously. Not sure if those concepts can exist in the same space. lol
Although "Shades of Green" just popped into my head for some reason and laughed harder than I should have... |
Turtles or City At War could work.
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'Adult Mutant Ninja Turtles'
It's the only logical title. Teenagers aren't serious and adults are, right? I know I'm right. I'm an adult and I set examples for underaged children ages 0-12 everyday... |
Turtles Squad Ninja Fighters
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Heroes in a half shell, turtle powah!
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Even the Fred Wolf show which 90% did have them as super heroes would sometimes have the turtles not want to get involved as they're not vigilantes usually to set up them finding a motivation later (usually sensing Shredder's involvement). They are heroes in the sense that they are the protagonists but Leibesman suggesting he got the vigilante aspect from the comics shows he didn't read them. |
I figure that they would patrol the streets if they lived above the sewer. A lot of heroes are guilty of not always patrolling the streets, the turtles like them want to have some time to them selves, a life beyond that. One can deny that they don't regularly patrol the streets but they cannot deny the fact that the turtles are heroes at the end of the day. There was a point in the ot that the turtles didn't want to deal with human conflicts, but that didn't last long, they spent a good chunk of their time defending the citizens and trying to. Anytime there was trouble, they dealt with it, wether the police and military showed up to save the day or not.
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"turtle boys: don't cut em no slack"
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Heroes in a Half Shell!
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I bet they go with TMNT: Rise of the Shredder or something like that. I have a feeling these next 2 movies will kind of tie into each other so this is when Shredder will go over and lead to the 3rd movie.
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They wouldn't/shouldn't want to be "heroes", their main goal outside of avenging Splinter has always simply been to exist peacefully and live as close to a "normal" life as possible. The super-hero trappings simply come from the fact that almost every 80s cartoon absolutely HAD to be in the super-hero vein because it was easier to sell toys that way. And even then, in a lot of episodes the Turtles don't always jump to get involved in situations that don't affect them personally. They're not like Batman, going out every night to protect the innocent and all that jazz. More like trouble just sort of finds them and then they have to deal with it. Their motives are usually more in the vein of self-preservation.
Basically, they're "heroic" characters, but not exactly heroes, because most of the time saving or protecting people isn't what drives them, it's more of a side effect of their adventuring than a goal. And yeah, f*** "Heroes in a Half-Shell", that sh*t's fruity. Even when I was 7 I cringed whenever I heard or read that one. Just so face-palmingly corny. |
Well, Half-Shell heroes would fit the new movie style, as they ****ed up the biology of the turtles and split the shell in two separate pieces.
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TMNT 2 : Mysterious Origins.
Where they finally explain that Splinter is either; a. reincarnated Hamato Yoshi, like IDW b. suffering amensia and post traumatic stress from losing Hamato Yoshi |
Out of The Shadows
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This series still should've been called Ninja Turtles to make it more distinct from the '90s live action series. Too much fanboy pandering actually made this one an unnecessary change IMO. But hey at least we got Japanese ninja bad ass Shredder. Instead of Krang Shredder, or White Boy Weebo Shredder.
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Creatures of the Night! Heck, might as well throw in some mind fudges by having an instrumental version of Self Control.
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"The Toxic Avengers" should have been the title of this movie. I don't recall seeing any anything ninja related. Hey Toxie, grab your mop and fight shredder.
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