Positive Thinking and Nickelodeon's Aquisition of the Turtles

[CyberCubed]

I just hope the computer generation doesn't ruin the show. I'd much prefer traditional animation, but as long as it looks good enough

[METALHEAD]

Originally Posted by TheCure

It sounded like you knew what you were talking about for a bit before you said that. You're retarded, just like people who think there are gonna be Spongebob and TMNT crossovers.

Disney, just like any other network, has its good and bad shows.

that is rude and your being 'retarded' seriously, behave yourself!

[Cipher]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

I just hope the computer generation doesn't ruin the show. I'd much prefer traditional animation, but as long as it looks good enough

My primary concern with this would be the action sequences. I have never seen TV budget computer animation that can do hand-to-hand fighting well. It's going to be a huge let down after the beautiful coreography we got with the 4Kids cartoon.

[lethrhd]

I agree, I am dreading the cgi, it's not going to be anywhere close to what imagi could do. I fear it will more closley resemble jimmy neutron or that madagascar penguin show.

wow i think i made myself actually physically sick just now.

[Krang]

Let's try to stay on topic and avoid personal attacks, please.

[Seurat]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Do you even WATCH anything animated from Disney or are you like all those other cliched Disney bashers who think the company is "Engulf and Devour" and not something usually known for having great animated series on a consistent basis?

I already addressed this...

Originally Posted by Seurat

I will agree that Disney does have a few good shows... That's mostly their cartoons, though, which are seriously outnumbered by their less-than-great, live action shows.

(To supplement this, I'd like to mention that I feel that Phineas and Ferb is a good, funny show with a refreshingly original concept. But I find that few shows still on Disney Channel are of that quality, especially with regard to the live-action programming)

And to respond to TheCure, perhaps where I should've said that a lot of Disney Channel stars "tend to annoy us", I should've said "annoy most of us". Sorry about the misunderstanding.

I'd also like to ask people to take my first post in this thread with a grain of salt; it involves a lot of "kidding on the level" (Y'know, exaggerating and/or adding to honest statements with a little humor). Having a sense of humor can be a good way to deal with something that's bothering you.

But still, this thread's about the turtles and Nick, not about Disney Channel, so I'd like to steer the conversation back to that.

Here's another plus: Whatever Nickelodeon comes up with, odds are pretty good that it'll be better-received than The Next Mutation.






*Knock on wood...*

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by lethrhd

I agree, I am dreading the cgi, it's not going to be anywhere close to what imagi could do.

By that, you mean f*ck it up?

That movie sucedded despite it's CGI.

I fear it will more closley resemble jimmy neutron or that madagascar penguin show.

I've seen plenty of series that had s*it CGI but had pretty good storylines.

[TMNT 100]

Originally Posted by lethrhd

I agree, I am dreading the cgi, I fear it will more closley resemble jimmy neutron or that madagascar penguin show.

And what is wong with that, i like the jimmy neutron and penguins of madagascar cgi look.

If they made the cgi look like penguins of madagascar, and brought back the charactersas and the technodrome from the 1987 toon, conceder this a win for a new TMNT cartoon.