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New Movie Postponed... Release date pushed to May 2014
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/56447
"The heroes on the half shell are getting put on the shelf indefinitely. Paramount has pulled the plug on the Jonathan Liebesman-helmed reboot of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, pushing its release back indefinitely... and, no, it's not for 3D post-conversion and/or more Channing Tatum. The Hollywood Reporter reports that Paramount, already gun shy with the delays the studio is facing with G.I. JOE: RETALIATION and WORLD WAR Z, is willing to take its time with NINJA TURTLES in order to iron out what it feels are script problems. Rather than rush it out there in order to make its December 2013 release date and potentially damage the future of the franchise with a poor showing, Paramount is learning their lesson of putting forth a subpar product that may come back to bite them in the ass later. Better late than never. In the meantime, Platinum Dunes will have to chill with the reboot, and, once the script is ready to go, NINJA TURTLES will move forward again... but when that will be is right now anyone's guess." Your Thoughts? |
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Whhhhhhaaaat? -ms |
I got an email tip about this about an hour ago. Alas!
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Someone should change the thread title. It's definitely still happening.
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So, mabey they were going to be aliens after all? or it could of been some thing else. (I doubt they were aliens in the first place.) What are your guy's thoughts on this.
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The only problem is that May 2014 is already bursting at the seams with big releases, including the Planet of the Apes sequel, the Spider-Man sequel and an as-yes-unrevealed Marvel Studios film. Interesting that Deadline says the budget is 125 million. Another article over at the Hollywood Reporter describes the film as being "effects heavy". Really hoping it is just temporary.
Basically, Paramount have got problems. I don't think anyone can deny that. |
Maybe Bay's name will detach itself from this by the time it comes back.
And the Nicktoon will decide if the world is ready for more TMNT right now. |
Next thing we hear the toys will be canceled. This sucks.
More changes to the script? W...T...F |
Hm, oh well. As long as it makes for a good movie, I don't mind.
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After reading the thread I'm glad they still plan on releasing the movie. The thread title made me almost go bonkers! I guess I'm fine with it in that they want to make it as good as they feel it can be. We already love the characters that are going to be in this movie so the script is the most important thing. I guess I can wait a little longer....again as long as it's getting made.
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Maybe this is for the better. I always said that the summer is better suited for this type of film. This way it can get the exposure of a real summer blockbuster. I’m just a little nervous, though, because after having looked at the release schedule for 2014, May 16th is the same release date as the unrevealed Marvel Studios film. Many people think it will either be Doctor Strange, Ant-Man or Black Panther. Could any of them beat out the Ninja Turtles?
In short, I don't think we should all cry just yet. This could work out well. :) Hopefully Michael Bay will give an update on his website like before. |
Great news. This gives me hope whatever script they're using may not be the final one.
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Ironing out the script is good news, let's not make this an effects-driven brainless bit of action shlock, let's have a story with heart and purpose, something missing from every brand-based movie nowadays.
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A little disappointing that there will be a longer wait but...
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It's not because of the aliens thing. I can almost guarantee that. Studios don't give a f*ck about nerds complaining about things.
More script work? That's nothing but good. Shows they care about the project and want it to be worth watching. Channing Tatum should totally play Raphael though. |
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