| Misfit |
05-19-2005 04:52 PM |
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But rest assured that these are not bubbly turtles in a half shell from the first TV series…
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Awesome. That's just how I like my turtles...dark and edgy. I love the old toon, but my favourite turtles are the kind that you can take seriously. I knew the new movie probably would be fairly gritty, but it's great to have it confirmed.
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None of us are interested in making another origin story. I think that one’s been well established by this point, don’t you? Nor are we out to redefine the franchise.
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I have to agree. It's going to be people who are already TMNT fans that will be the main audience, IMHO, so I think it's okay that they aren't going for a just a rehashing of their origin.
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we will cast the right voice for the right character… whether that person is a known actor or not.
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I don't think they'd need a load of big name stars to attract people. Kids and established TMNT fans will see it reguardless, so I agree again. I would hope that they make Raph sound a little less gruff than he does in the New Toon. New Toon Raph's voice has always been a little *too* harsh for my liking...like he's been smoking 60 a day since he was born. Heh.
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we care about you. Honestly. I entered into this as a fan and will remain so throughout the movie – that’s where the spark of this movie will come from. Everyone who is going to work on it loves the Turtles and loves the genre.
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That gives me a lot of confidence. I like it when something is being made by someone who cares and knows the characters. Remember the old Batman franchise? That went wrong because Joel Schumacher, who made Batman Forever and Batman and Robin cared more about his own vision (which seemed to be endless camp and homo-eroticness) than what Batfans wanted. He was an up-himself-moron who didn't understand Batman AT ALL. It's really cool to see that this won't happen with TMNT.
The only bad thing about this movie is that it's a looooooooong wait until 2007!
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