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Old 03-23-2020, 07:01 AM   #1
D-ray
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Exclamation Nostalgia is killing the TMNT?

I know it's something against the rules of the forum to bash "hate" on the 1987 serie, but it's discussion and as long as we remain polite to eachother, I think it isn't a bad thing.

By the way, what do I mean with the title? I think that the immensive popularity of the original 1987 adaptation is suffocating the others.
The childish, yet famous, aura around it makes the others look just like the same. And sadly, for a lot of people, impression is way more important than expression, so who wants to look like a kid these days?

Outside of kids, being the classic 80's nostalgic as become a horrible trend these years. Just look in the r/TMNT of Reddit. Tons and tons of people who doesn't do anything but posting pictures of the 1987 adamptation's action figures and various collections.

I'm not saying that the entire TMNT community should hate the 1987 adaptation or not be a fan of it, but since isn't the newest (and personally the best written) people should atleast try something new.
For example, I've been watching the 2012 adampation recently and it as alot of pros and cons. There is no perfect TMNT adampation, that's why people should open on more version instead of concetrating only on that classic one.

Just asking you guys what do you think about it. I'll patiently wait for your detailed answers!
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