Is Turtlemania more of an 80s or 90s phenomenon, in your mind?

Zog The Magnificent · 03-18-2026, 11:25 PM

I still think it they should have stuck to their guns, and that it would have resulted in a better (but still not great) movie if they had just had Eric Sachs be the Shredder, rather than stapling in a completely unrelated character at the last second. All they would have had to have done was make it clear it was a legacy title, and throw in a line about how he was inspired by an ancient Japanese warlord, Oroku Saki, that he read up on. There's already a precedent for that sort of thing. It still wouldn't have been great, but it would have been a much more cohesive movie.

03-18-2026, 11:25 PM	#30
Zog The Magnificent Stone Warrior Join Date: Nov 2015 Posts: 830	I still think it they should have stuck to their guns, and that it would have resulted in a better (but still not great) movie if they had just had Eric Sachs be the Shredder, rather than stapling in a completely unrelated character at the last second. All they would have had to have done was make it clear it was a legacy title, and throw in a line about how he was inspired by an ancient Japanese warlord, Oroku Saki, that he read up on. There's already a precedent for that sort of thing. It still wouldn't have been great, but it would have been a much more cohesive movie.