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Does anyone here love the OT but not OOTS?
I was recently wondering, if there are tmnt fans out there who love the original cartoon but aren't fans of tmnt: Out of the Shadows? I ask because I am noticing a pattern, that the same people here who hate Oots are critics of the 80s series who say its a bad show and a parasite on the franchise, while people who love that show enjoyed the movie. So are there any fans who have differing views about the two? (Most preferably people who are fans of the OT, but not the movie. I doubt there are any fans of OOTS who hate the cartoon).
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Yes, I am one of those people. I wanna say Tothenines is in this camp too.
I am critical of the OT on these forums a lot (mostly because many of its fans refuse to admit it has flaws) but I genuinely love it, & I hated OOTS. I liked it better than the first one, but yeah, poopie. |
As someone who dislikes the OT and hates the PD movies, let me say that I at least have respect for OT. It made the franchise what it is, introduced a lot of great characters and concepts, and basically made 99.995% of all TMNT fans fans. (Except maybe for one weirdo in a basement who only ever read the Mirage comics, I dunno.)
It might not appeal to me and it might be pretty horrific (my opinion), but at least it had heart. |
I liked them both, but they're two very different animals to compare.
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I like them both too, Its unfair to compare the two, they are two very different depictions, One is animated, The other is live action, Even though the live action tries to depict what was in the animated one, the animated one was a family friendly depiction of the original comics.
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I like the FW show a lot, and I absolutely hate PDOotS.
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I like the old FW cartoon, despite the many flaws / inconsistencies that the series had.
As for the PD TMNT movies, I have a strong hunch that I might not enjoy them as much, due to the direction that both of those movies took.. |
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A lot of people here act like the OT is Looney Tunes, The Flintstones or fu*kin 1940's Walt Disney. Where really it was a cheaply made toy commercial that ended up having a lot of heart thanks to the effort of a select few writers, plus the voice director/cast. But yes, I love it. I'm currently on season 6 in what's gotta be like my 5th series watch-through in the past 8 years. OotS has nothing to do with the Fred Wolf show beyond the superficial. I don't even have the energy to articulate why anymore, it's right there in your faces. |
I marathon the original cartoon every 2-3 years or so. I think the last time I marathoned it was back in 2013, so I am overdue for another rewatch.
I think I've seen every single episode at least 15 times, some more than that since I had VHS tapes of certain eps as a kid I'd rewatch over and over. |
OT might not have been perfect, but compared to OOTS it was a masterpiece.
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The quinoa-diarrhea dump I took this morning was a masterpiece compared to OotS.
It was somehow worse than the 2014 movie. Ya know, the one with a million different writers that they completely retooled in the middle of filming. |
#NotMyBebop&Rocksteady.
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I don't like either, but even I recognise that Out of the Shadows is a bastardised version of the Fred Wolf cartoon. The run time of the movie is 112 minutes, that's roughly the same length of season 1 and I'd much rather watch that than sit through OotS again.
What baffles me is that there seems to be plenty of FW fans who don't see this movie as a bastardised abomination, because it's "the movie I wanted as a kid" or something along those lines. I mean really? You wanted a movie full of fart jokes, dick jokes, fat jokes, mucus jokes and even worse writing than the show? |
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