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Realistic? Its a rat learning martial arts, I'm the first to admit Rats are smart but they are not that smart. As far as splinter goes its more beliveable for him to be human.
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A rat learning a martial art like Ninpo is not quite as far-fetched as you might think. Ninpo is based on refining flow and natural body movement, not memorizing preset movements like karate is. It is till unrealistic though... however, it is nowhere near as unrealistic as the idea of a mutagenic agent that can 'turn' you into whatever animal you last touched. That's just stupid. A hyper-evolutionary agent could at least be credible (although still highly dubious).
And, like I said before, the point of a plot in truly great and creative art is to express deep themes and archetypal energies, not 'realism'. Both the cartoon and comic are unrealistic, but only the comic expresses true depth.
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Thanks for that nice long OPINION POST dude. We all have our opinions and you've just proven your intelligence with your little post there.
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I find it humorously ironic that you yourself were pushing your own opinions as 'facts' minutes before, but now criticize me for supposedly doing the same thing??? :roll:
And, unlike your dubious posts, my posts were in fact NOT rooted in opinion or personal preference. My discussion of creative depth in art is based on direct personal experience of internal self-liberation. An opinion is an idea in one's head. What I discuss is concerned with subjective events to be experienced by any with the psychologic capacity.
The comic series DOES express creative depth and archetypal energies. The cartoon does not. The comic is an example of truly independent, deep, and creative art. The cartoon is not.
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Yes, the comic is awesome, but any kid that wants to see any movie about our turtles wants to see the cartoon turtles.
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This may suprise you, but the world is not comprised solely of children.
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Who on earth wants to see a movie about a comic that almost no one knows about?
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Anyone who has read the comic and that possesses adult-level intelligence and an open mind.
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If you think they based the movie just on the comic, you are what we call in america, a retard.
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First off, *******, I AM American and you are the one that strikes me as the mentally handicapped here. And the movie WAS based off the Mirage comic series. The entire plot was an adaptation of the early comic series. There were some changes, of course, but the rooftop battle with Shredder, the ambush of Raphael (it was actually Leo in the original comic), the origin story, the farmhouse training, the assault on April's apartment, the existence of April's father's antique shop, the fight between Casey Jones and Raphael.... THAT IS ALL FROM THE COMIC!!!!
Seriously, have you even READ the comics???!!
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No longer do I want to read about YOUR OPINION again, so dont bother replying.....turd.
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Well, child, we don't always get what we want in life. And, as I said previously, my posts are based from directly cognized personal experiences and events, not my personal preferences.