Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 trailer #3
 

this trailer was posted up on youtube yesterday.

It's a far better trailer than we've seen, I'll give it that.

Mikey: Raph is like a cute, cuddly, teddy bear...if cute, cuddly teddy bears were incredibly violent.

Truer words were never spoken.

Isn't funny that out of three trailers, none of them give us any clarity on what the story will be like?

Nick toon reference, Donnie using his bo staff to steer the aircraft.

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Not really unique to Turtles, I remember the same basic thing happening in Mazinkaiser.
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I don't know what that is but ok.

Trailers aren't usually supposed to give out the story these days, and noticed they didn't show any Krang in this one? so its better not knowing to much about it until we see the actual movie.

All we can make out in the story is, Shredder wants to built an Army, so he goes to Baxter Stockman to create it, which is where Bebop and Rocksteady comes in, I just wonder where Krang factors in all of this, Surely he's the one who supplied the Mutagen or something?

I think they are overshowing the skydiving scene.

Probably cause its one of those big action scenes, remember in the first one how they been promoting the truck chase scene a lot?

At least they arn't showing a lot of fighting scenes, I like to see those at the cinema.

Let's just hope there is no hour long behind the scene exclusive preview that spoils every single action scene that was such a cluster

If there is, I'm not going to watch it anyway until after i've seen the movie.

Its ironic to me that when trailers show too much ppl criticize them for it...

...and when trailers show too little, they also get criticized for it.

its like a no-win situation.

I personally am in the camp that could see an entire movie in trailer form, and if i enjoyed it, will still see it in theaters. Knowing what happens beforehand does not ruin my enjoyment of it on the big screen.

I would love to see even a small sampling of the actual fighting. An action sequence and fight scene are two very different things, which often get interchanged for one another. Thankfully in a recent interview Karai actress, B Ishibashi, stated the actual fighting is gonna be really exciting. I know we've heard that before, but a guy can still hope.

lame
 

this is trash. this trailer is better than the others. i like how they paused on the song "NO...SLEEP..." cause you wont be able to sleep after seeing these horrible turtle designs.

Is this directed towards me?

It's almost like there's no such thing as "Pleasing all of the people, all of the time."

truthfully, no.

***after re-reading this thread, I could see why it looks an attack on your previous comment, but I can honestly say it wasnt.

Oh ok haha

I'm fine with the trailers not showing much. However, why keep releasing new trailers if 90% of it is just going to be the same footage re-edited? Why not just have one trailer and be done with it.

i felt the same way with the x-men ones...same scenes re-jigged, over and over. with the same line..."everything they've built will fall..."

lather, rinse, repeat. :lol:

Please please great Cthulhu, I've run out of goats to sacrifice so please let this bomb and end this movie franchise.

The Turtles really don't deserve this.

I agree with part of this. The trick is balance. Seeming like you are showing a lot, but showing very little in the process.

However, I hate knowing too much before I see the movie. People purposefully consume every spoiler, every screengrab, trailer, b-roll footage, and spoiler description they can get their hands on, then leave the theater complaining they predicted everything. Movies are made to be watched one way and one way alone.

I like that the trailers aren't revealing too much. Should make the whole movie experience much more fun.

Make sure to water yourself twice a day and get plenty of sunlight.

*tisk*

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Sorry, he's giving me far too much to work with this time. :tlol::trazz: But that's a good thing.

I suppose the same can be asked of the X-Men movie. The thing is, at least my theory, is that the studios know us fanboys will watch every single trailer, clip, etc. So the marketing isn't necessarily geared to attract us as much as the person on the street, who wont see ALL the trailers, but will hopefully see one.

I remember talking to my brother in law, who is a super casual fan when it comes to all things Marvel, and when I asked him if he was gonna see Civil War, he said that he had seen a commercial, but never saw a trailer, and by this time 2 trailers, and a bunch of TV Spots had already been released.

Im willing to bet that Nick, and Platinum Dunes are banking not on the long-standing TMNT fanbase, but on the super casuals who vaguely 'remember' it from their childhood. (oh, and Stephen Amell fans)

And Megan Fox fans, and Tyler Perry fans, and Transformers film fans, and shutting your brain off fans, and.....

Casey Jones fans, Bebop and Rocksteady fans, and Krang fans. :lol:

real life is hard enough, I personally dont mind shutting my mind off once in a while. TF was mindless fun - a horrible mis-translation of the actual IP - but mindless fun none the less.

it was also sexist, and racist, so I may have to rethink that.

Admittedly I didn't hate the last Transformers film like others did. I liked the casting better and I thought Optimus Prime had more layers to him this time. It did repeat the same pacing issues that I had with Dark of the Moon but I admittedly liked it better than the other films. Then again, I only saw each of them once. Some say that the first one was the only good one but I don't remember that one at all.:lol: