| RaphaelinSTL |
08-08-2014 09:24 PM |
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Originally Posted by Jose Canseco
(Post 1326521)
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Originally Posted by RaphaelinSTL
Terrible acting? Everyone is really on par in that movie and it has a well thought out and perfectly paced script with tons of hidden genius beneath it. The only one who's a little lackluster is the guy who plays Danny but even then, he fits the role of awkward weird kid in the early 90s perfectly. Everything fits with that film, that's why it's considered such a classic and untouchable.
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The only people I know who enjoy that movie are huge ninja turtles fans and young adults who haven't seen it since they were kids. Calling it a classic is a but much. In the opening scene they inconspicuously work together to steal a wallet and then a ninja grabs it in broad daylight. The delivery of the lines by the Turtles is often cringe-worthy and the fact that splinter has to save the day despite the fact that he's malnourished and beaten bloody is silly.
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But it's okay for April in the new movie (no training mind you for anything that would warrant fighting with Shredder) to kick Shredder to his demise? At least we get more of a character arc for all of the Turtles instead of being treated as background characters for April.
The Turtles have fantastic voice acting and all four of them might actually be my favorite interpretations of the characters. Hardly cringe worthy.
I can see a little bit of your point with the opening scene, but it's not like that scene isn't justified in the notion that there is a silent crime wave going on that's essentially right beneath our faces but it moves without a sound. If you don't want to buy the concept that's one thing....but unlike the new Michael Bay film, those scenes play into a cohesive plot that ties everything together within how the Foot Clan operates.
Yes, this movie is a classic in my eyes.
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Originally Posted by The Boston Ninja Turtle
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So does that mean ofnyou don't like it you arnt a huge ninja turtle fan?
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I get what he's probably trying to say. I am nowhere NEAR comparing this new TMNT movie to the Dark Knight but I'm sure it was annoying for Batman fans when they were all pumped on TDK back in 2008 but they had to constantly hear older fans rant and rave why Tim Burton's film was better. It's someone like me comparing something new to something older that could almost seem like I just have my nostalgia goggles on. I don't. I left them at home when I went to see the new movie wanting to enjoy it....but there's hardly a "movie" there for me to like and I bring up the first movie because it had people working on it that actually seemed like they cared about what they were making.
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Originally Posted by Jose Canseco
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No of course not. I'm saying if you like originals but you don't like this new movie then you probably won't like any ninja turtles movie from this point on. Nostalgia might play too large a factor for you.
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That is not true, I wanted to like this movie. The problem is it's not good. I want to like future TMNT movies, but they should be good first. If you like something just because you're a fan and you're supposed to like it....that's even worse.
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