Turtles Forever Pre-Screening Recording?
 

I remember back in 2009 there was a Turtles exclusive party sort of thing where the guests were treated to a Pre-screening of Turtles Forever. Someone at the time recorded the screening and posted it on the forums. It had a live reaction of the viewers to the movie.

I had the file years ago but I lost it. I'm wondering if anyone retained that recording? I'm interested in hearing the reactions.

I think Rosemary Reeve did that.

Roseangelo made it. She might still have it.

Yeah...what he said...

Thanks, guys. I'll drop her a PM.

Edit: Found the recording on Roseangelo's Website :)

Mind linking me? I'm interested!

Go to my site and visit the Downloads section.

Here is Roseangelo's recording from that day. Remember she had to record it out of sight and its hard to really get an idea what is going on if you are not aware of voices specially the subsitute cast of the '87 cartoon characters.If you wish to mute it on Youtube and listen to it it could be interesting.
http://www.ninjapizza.net/2009/07/ex...plete.html?m=1

Hi Roseangelo, hope you don't mind that I combined your recording with the animation for my own use, so I can view the actual footage together with the audio of the crowd response. If anyone would like to view the video, I have shared it at my Photobucket library. Enjoy!

For your own use means that you do not also upload it to the Internet. I would prefer that you deleted these files.

Alright, sorry about that. I have made the library private.

What!? For the file that you illegally recorded and released on the internet? All before the actual movie came out? Jesus. Talk about self-entitlement.

It's not self-entitlement. It's her recording, her right.

I don't see why this matters now....6 years after the movie aired.

There was actually nothing illegal about my recording. And as stated, my recording.

You hate me, we get it. :sleep:

Well, the purpose of the recording is for the crowd response, not the movie audio, and this is probably the only recording available, ever. Thanks to Roseangelo that we even have this!

Which is why I'm returning the favor to the fanbase, spending hours cleaning up the audio and keeping it in sync with the video frames (sounds straightforward but it's a very tough and tedious work, requiring tons of technical knowledge and very good hearing), and hoping to share with all of you, considering the effort I have put into good use. I'm not using this for any commercial purpose, just sharing for free.

However I do respect Roseangelo's view that it is not appropriate for the full length video to be made public on the internet, in the open, just like that. I also just noticed the full copy of Turtles Forever that had been on YouTube for several years was already taken down too. I guess these things have been taken more seriously now that Nick owned the entire franchise, including Turtles Forever.

I own an original Turtles Forever DVD which I legally bought from Australia, therefore it is uncut and completely identical to the SDCC 2009 version. This is why I was able to obtain the complete footage to match the audio recording frame-by-frame. Regardless I still do not own the rights to the video, nor the audio from Roseangelo. I may get myself into trouble too if I share it openly.

That being said, I am still willing to share the video to anyone who wants it. I simply wish to make my effort worthwhile by having more people enjoy it. Please leave me a PM if any of you wants access to the content. Thanks and hopefully everyone is in good terms now!

Cool. I'll check on the recording, too. I'm very interested to see the fans' reactions. Thanks.

How is it not illegal? If I record the audio of the new movie in the theater you can bet I'll be getting in trouble, this isn't some SDCC trailer leak but the audio of the whole movie. You don't own that just because it has the "crowd reaction".

I don't hate anyone on this forum, in fact I liked seeing your posts when you posted more often on this forum years ago. It's only coincidence we recently butted heads recently, the first one was just a random history of the Drome that I decided to post because I was reminded of it and this one because it's straight up BS that you claim ownership of a copyrighted work.

I do own the recording. Period. It's not a DVD rip. It's an open air recording made with my device. It has been openly online for over five years with the disclaimer that we were never told we couldn't record anything at the event (companies are not shy about telling you what you can't record during any Comic-Con event) and that I would remove it if I was sent a request to. I've never gotten such a request. And yes, I do get requests to remove things.

I still can't believe they released the cut up made for tv version instead of the uncut original release on DVD. I honestly never heard of something that stupid. It's like releasing the tv cut version of ghostbusters on DVD instead of the cinematic version.

Its even more baffling because the uncut version was released in the UK and I think Australia too. And with the correct cover art.