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Old 04-15-2008, 12:55 AM   #1
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None of the movies have ever had good endings have they?

Lets look at each one's end battle...

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:
Shredder completly kicks the Turtles butts,they can't even touch him,yet Splinter being weaker and older is able to throw him off the building just using a nunchuck,and besides that,who really wanted Splinter and Shredder to have the final battle? Come on! we wana see our Turtles be the heroes...especially back then when we were kids.

TMNT 2:Secret of the Ooze:
Super Shredder dies under a pile of wood.Yes I know every TMNT fan has heard this complaint.

TMNT 3: moving on...

TMNT (2007):The Turtles fight the monsters for a bit and eventually they are all put back in thier place and its over...it actually takes the Turtles longer to get into the building,the Turtles dont even fight the main villan.

Dont get me wrong,Iv enjoyed all the movies(not including 3) its just the endings have never been the epic battles youd expect.The big battles in the 2k3 cartoon have been alot better and more exciting.Why was it so hard for them to make an awesome end battle?All they had to do was have the turtles fight Shredder in a fight lasting at least 15 mintues with a bunch of cool ninja moves and stuff with the outcome,obviously,having the turtles win.
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