Do you think the TMNT Nicktoon will spawn an animated movie?
 

It would be nice and entertaining if executed right.
All the villains create a giant Shredder robot.
They MUST make a homage to Voltron or Power Rangers.
The Turtles must work together in harmony.
It would introduce us to Chrome Dome 2.0.
That's how I would handle it, but I don't know.

idk about full animated movie
 

but the 2014 film is on par with what nick is churning out.

No, it isn't.

On topic, I doubt we will get an animated film based on the show. Unless it's a TV film.

I'd be willing to bet one will happen at the end of the Nicktoon run, ala "Turtles Forever." Before that? Nah.

don't know what your smoking but http://i57.tinypic.com/2dmb0hs.jpg

That sounds horrible

Maybe a tv movie to bring it to a close someday. Doubt they'd do anything for theater.

Like Turtles Forever maybe?

I don't know how likely it is, but I definitely want for it. Most Nick animated properties end up getting films in the vein of their TV series, but since we've already got a live-action (likely to be) trilogy in place, that probably cancels out the chance of a CG flick. Fingers crossed, though!

Possibly. It would be good.

Yup.
It was supposed to.
'Twas a joke.

What if they make a movie about the Nick universe characters coming through a portal, into our world? The look and feel would probably be similar to the Smurf films, or Alvin and the Chipmunks. And then have the voice actors cameo in the real world as themselves! And have Ciro appear as a pizza delivery boy!

Would it be too kiddy to do that? Honestly if the story is good I wouldn't mind something like that.

A big movie finale would be pretty great. It worked well for the 2003 series, an I'd even be psyched if we got a "Turtles Forever 2" (though I'm not holding my breath).

Eh. I'd see it but I wouldn't be very excited about it.

There's a lot wrong with the Nick show. I feel it's been on long enough now that it can be looked at objectively. We're long past the point of "Yay! More TMNT stuff!" There's a lot of things that are easy enough to swallow in half-hour chunks that could be excruciating over 90 or more minutes.

I'd watch it but I'm not exactly "hoping" for it. Kind of already looking past this show and on to the next inevitable one, which I know is probably pretty silly since Nick owns the property outright and this one's as good as we'll probably ever get.

It's honestly kind of a depressing time to be a TMNT fan if you're not 100% "down" with its current incarnations, truthfully. There's a lot of "Well, this is nice, but I'd prefer it if..." And then you stop, because you realize nobody's listening, and your chances of seeing anything different or "better" are practically Zero. :ohwell:

I really don't think the TMNT would be a good fit for that at all. MAYBE the original cartoon turtles, in a Who Framed Roger Rabbit sort of way, but not the Nick turtles.

I could see a movie being used as a series ender but probably not while it is in the middle of it's run.

Same. I kind of think that's the only proper way to do it with any show, actually.

I mean, look at the Simpsons movie. It's fine, but people asked for it for 20 years, and in the end it was a giant "Who Cares?" because it was really just One Long Episode of a show that was still running with no signs of stopping. The entire reason it took so long to make was they kept insisting they DIDN'T want to just do One Long Episode, they wanted to do something "more special" than that. But I guess they gave in because the ratings were slipping and people never shut up about how "You gotta do a movie". It was alright, but the impact was definitely lessened by the fact the show was still on the air.

If you're going to do a movie of a show, you just have to wait until it's over and make it "The Big Send-Off" kind of a grand finale. Nothing else really makes any sense.

I can understand that viewpoint. If you're not into the Nick series or the Platinum Dunes version of the Turtles, there's nothing really out there in terms of mainstream appeal. It doesn't help either that the current TMNT video games haven't done much to boost the popularity either.

...While there is IDW, it doesn't seem to be near the popularity of Mirage if you compare each version after 4 years of their publishing run (Mirage in 1988 versus IDW in 2015). Then again, I'm not too familiar with the reception of the IDW comic, so... take that with a grain of salt. :ohwell:

It'd be nice if Nickelodeon were to do some comic book inspired mini films similar to what Warner Bros. Animation does with DC Comics.

Nah.



I hope we get a movie for the finale.