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When do you think the next reboot will be?
Just wondering my moneys on 2028!
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Depends. Hopefully sooner rather than later but I wouldn't be at all suprised if a few years from now we see TMNT (2014) on those lists of movies so bad it killed the franchise.
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No one will want to touch it now. Of course this weekend could be a crazy upset, but that's doubtful.
I think there are two possible outcomes: 1. Ciro gets his shot at a big screen version. 2. Disney see's an opening and buys Viacom. |
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Noooo.. not that long. I don't want to be the nearly unmentionable age I will be. :lol: In that case I hope TMNT are portrayed as grown.
I dunno, I'd rather see new stories really rather than continuous reboots. If someone portrayed them 35-year-olds and told a story from that point in their lives, that would be cool. Quote:
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Why are we even having this discussion when the movie hasn't even been released yet. Why not give this reboot a shot before just casting it aside as trash. I don't think this fan base will ever be satisfied with anything they put on screen because all anyone seems to wanna do is bitch about everything they can think of.
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Officially this Friday
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There's plenty of fighting all over the board, and i'm as guilty as the next fan, but seriously, many have lost hope, and that's not going to change. They soured the milk from the start, and they will not get a cent from me to perpetuate this mistake. Also the RT meter keeps falling, so it's not just "cranky fans". Failure is inevitable. |
considering we'll get a trilogy of this version, TMNT 2 2016, TMNT 3 2018 Okay maybe 2025, and they'll look like this (Hopefully)
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That's the thing. The new TMNT "film" has go to hit this middle ground of box office where it's still proving itself to be a bit of a moneymaker, but not enough for them to want to do any kind of direct sequel to it. That's what I've got my fingers crossed on.
With a corporate property like TMNT is now, though (remember, there is no singular owner or owners or caretakers of any kind... just a board of executives, financiers and investors now), the odds that they would ever let a real filmmaker with a passion for the TMNT anywhere near it without a ton of red tape and sticky notes from Playmates and focus groups are slim to none. Best hope apart from rolling the dice on what would emerge from another reboot at Paramount would be to hope the whole property changes hands again in the foreseeable future. You know, after Ciro's cartoon eventually fizzles and Viacom has made pretty much all the money there is to be made with "film" and toys. Disney would be interesting to see what they could do with the TMNT... particularly with the comics. Obviously the license would not be getting renewed with IDW and Marvel would likely be tasked with some manner of TMNT comics. |
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Hell no! if Disney got their hands on TMNT.... i mine as well kiss any hopes of a Mirage inspired movie goodbye, so No!
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You can't be Disney and female without being princess. |
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Which is all that Jack-off cares about. He's been so brutal. |
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Remember Disney did Tron. Wasn't a huge success, but still. Disney isn't the 60's-90's disney anymore. I'd bet if they did take over, Mirage is exactly what we'd get. as well as a version of the 2012 show, and maybe a relaunch of the OT... they do multiple versions of each property - just look at Avengers. Sorry for the double post. |
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