2014 TMNT: Objective Point of View of What Worked and What Didn't

Xiewin · 09-27-2014, 12:07 AM

What worked:

The turtles.
I fell in love with this version of Raph. I don't know there something about Alan Ritchson that interests me. Every-time he's on screen I get sucked into his acting so easily.
The elevator scene.
That one little moment where Shredder was stomping onto Raph's shell. It was a nice emotional scene that lasted a few secs.
Donnie's and Raph's subtle moments.
Leo calling Splinter "Dad."

What didn't work:

Donnie was wayy to nerdy for my taste.
Bad Origin.
The Plot.
The runtime.
Mikey hitting on April.
No character development.
Bland visuals.
Dumb fights.
The lack of logic/Gigantic turtles being thrown around like pieces of paper.
This movies relies wayy to much on Nostalgia. This shouldn't even count as a reboot.

09-27-2014, 12:07 AM	#7
Xiewin Stone Warrior Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 900	What worked: The turtles. I fell in love with this version of Raph. I don't know there something about Alan Ritchson that interests me. Every-time he's on screen I get sucked into his acting so easily. The elevator scene. That one little moment where Shredder was stomping onto Raph's shell. It was a nice emotional scene that lasted a few secs. Donnie's and Raph's subtle moments. Leo calling Splinter "Dad." What didn't work: Donnie was wayy to nerdy for my taste. Bad Origin. The Plot. The runtime. Mikey hitting on April. No character development. Bland visuals. Dumb fights. The lack of logic/Gigantic turtles being thrown around like pieces of paper. This movies relies wayy to much on Nostalgia. This shouldn't even count as a reboot.