Did you specifically like the movie?

[thundermaster612]

I just wanted a majority type thing stating whether people actually liked the movie or not. Vote now and you get a small loan of a million pizza slices (no anchovies)

[ZariusTwo]

"Noone is neutral"

...Sorry, quoting the BVS trailer that dropped yesterday...

Yeah I liked it, had it's problems but it's a pinpoint adaptation of a typical Saturday Morning in the 1990s

[neatoman]

No, I did not like the movie. It's too long for it's idiotic plot, it's full of unfunny comedy and it's a really bad sign when I can safely say I thought it had eight annoying characters.

[ToTheNines]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Yeah I liked it, had it's problems but it's a pinpoint adaptation of a typical Saturday Morning in the 1990s

It really isn't though....

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by ToTheNines

It really isn't though....

To me, it is.

You can't change that opinion, so don't even try.

[Vicky82]

I enjoyed it, it's better than the last movie but it did have some issues.

No memorable things happened.
Shredder and Karia basically doing nothing.
I liked the action but not enough fighting and not enough use of weapons.
Stephen as Casey, he was alright not perfect though.

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by Vicky82

No memorable things happened.

Wrong. The airplane and waterfall battles stood out, and the bits where Raph and Leo argued over the mutagen, and Splinter listening to Lionel Richie

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by ToTheNines

It really isn't though....

Yeah if it was, then it would be extremely annoying, full of plotholes and cluttered with useless subplots... Oh wait, it was...

All kidding aside, yeah. It's hardly pinpoint accuracy to the Fred Wolf cartoon, it's closer than anything else but it certainly isn't that similar.

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by neatoman

Yeah if it was, then it would be extremely annoying, full of plotholes and cluttered with useless subplots... Oh wait, it was...
.

And it was fun.

That's all it ever needed to be.

Plenty of people agree with me also.

Your misfortune is not ours my friend.

[It's hardly pinpoint accuracy to the Fred Wolf cartoon, it's closer than anything else

Then for what it is, it did it's job.

[Vicky82]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Wrong. The airplane and waterfall battles stood out, and the bits where Raph and Leo argued over the mutagen, and Splinter listening to Lionel Richie

Yeah they stood out but not memorable, they weren't anything like Leo's beatdown/thrown though the window, Donnie beatdown/shell smashed. The Nick episode the Invasion ect. I would of liked something from the movie to make my jaw drop to the floor/jump out of seat.

[TurtleTitan97]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

And it was fun.

That's all it ever needed to be.

Some people would highly disagree with that. It takes more than a movie to be seen as "fun" in order to actually be considered "good".

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

And it was fun.

That's all it ever needed to be.

If by "fun" you mean "annoying and cluttered", then yes.

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by TurtleTitan97

It takes more than a movie to be seen as "fun" in order to actually be considered "good".

Doesn't stop Marvel fans does it? They praise painfully average s*ite all the time under the illusion it's remotely competent.

(and yes, the Captain America sequels are admittedly pretty good and are both intelligently paced AND fun, but they're exceptions to the rule)

Originally Posted by neatoman

If by "fun" you mean "annoying and cluttered", then yes.

No, I meant it was fun.

To YOU, it was "annoying and cluttered" but not to me and many others.

Like I said, you're not changing your mind, so spare your breath. In the end, you're the one who ruined your own good time.

[ToTheNines]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Plenty of people agree with me also.

Well plenty more people agreed that Thor: The Dark World was a good movie. So whatever.

[TrickOrTreater]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Wrong. The airplane and waterfall battles stood out, and the bits where Raph and Leo argued over the mutagen, and Splinter listening to Lionel Richie

Oh hey. Someone who liked the movie and is positive about it telling somebody else their opinion is wrong.

You can't make this hypocritical sh*t up.

[TurtleTitan97]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Doesn't stop Marvel fans does it? They praise painfully average s*ite all the time under the illusion it's remotely competent.

(and yes, the Captain America sequels are admittedly pretty good and are both intelligently paced AND fun, but they're exceptions to the rule)

Compared to these films, even Marvel's weaker movies are better in comparison.

So you'd rather take this Bayfest nonsense we're getting rather than a TMNT movie that's on the same level of quality as Cap's films at least?

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Doesn't stop Marvel fans does it? They praise painfully average s*ite all the time under the illusion it's remotely competent.

(and yes, the Captain America sequels are admittedly pretty good and are both intelligently paced AND fun, but they're exceptions to the rule)

Well to be fair to the Marvel movies, in addition to having decent plots, none of them has Sheamus and Uncle Ruckus shout fat jokes at each other (amongst other cringeworthy nonsense that can laughably be thought of as humor).

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

No, I meant it was fun.

To YOU, it was "annoying and cluttered" but not to me and many others.

Like I said, you're not changing your mind, so spare your breath. In the end, you're the one who ruined your own good time.

How could I ruin a good time I didn't have in the first place? I either cringed and dropped my jaw throughout most of this movie.

[thundermaster612]

Don't get this thread locked like the review one, at least give some others the chance to vote

[Bry]

Take cover, everyone!!

[Bry]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

In the end, you're the one who ruined your own good time.

I know I shouldn't say anything here, especially considering how things went... last time. But what the hell. Because come on, this is a pretty ridiculous thing to say, isn't it?

I am legitimately happy that you liked it. I don't think anyone's trying to take that away from you, and nobody even could if they wanted to. But it's pretty silly to blame the viewer for not enjoying the movie. People have different tastes and expectations, and if they don't like something, they just don't like something. And their reasons for not liking it are perfectly valid. Admonishing them for that is just needlessly insulting and combative. Not everyone has to like what you like, right?