What director would you pick for a Sequel

[Shark_Blade]

Originally Posted by Radical Raph

The only problem is, Zack Snyder's movies don't have much heart in them. Hell, Bay movies have more heart. You need that to do Ninja Turtles justice.

300 and Suckerpunch have heart..or are you not feeling it?

[NYShell]

James Cameron, Christopher Nolan, Peter Jackson, and maybe Michael Bay. Oh and Neil Blomkamp.

[Warhorse]

Originally Posted by Shark_Blade

300 and Suckerpunch have heart..or are you not feeling it?

No they didn't. One was just a blood bath gore fest, the other, I'm not sure what it was supposed to be. All I know, it was an awful movie.

[electric_sheep]

I am pretty certain many people who post in this thread have no idea about directors and they just post random names,

[Cure]

Originally Posted by electric_sheep

I am pretty certain many people who post in this thread have no idea about directors and they just post random names,

Or maybe people have preferences that don't align with yours.

[NYShell]

Originally Posted by Cure

Or maybe people have preferences that don't align with yours.

Cha-ching.

[chrisdude]

Bryan Singer, obviously.

Why did it take me all day to think of that?

[electric_sheep]

Originally Posted by Cure

Or maybe people have preferences that don't align with yours.

I am trying not to be an asshole but if you type best directors first few names are basicly copy pasted here...

[jezza]

I came in here purely to say Gareth Evans, but I've been beaten to it.

[Shark_Blade]

Originally Posted by Warhorse

No they didn't. One was just a blood bath gore fest, the other, I'm not sure what it was supposed to be. All I know, it was an awful movie.

The heart of warriors and the other one is about saving one self from madness.

Pretty heartful tbh.

[Cure]

You can make any movie sound like it has heart.

Two best buds must journey across America to truly find themselves, as well to mend a broken item close to both their hearts.

Spoiler:

[electric_sheep]

Originally Posted by Cure

You can make any movie sound like it has heart.

Two best buds must journey across America to truly find themselves, as well to mend a broken item close to both their hearts.

Spoiler:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ps7ef7fb6e.jpg

Hey! i love that movie...
It's has more heart than any Znack Stryder or Michel Bay movie combined...

[Cure]

Did I say I disliked it?

[electric_sheep]

Originally Posted by Cure

Did I say I disliked it?

Well, you implided it.

[Cure]

I didn't imply anything, you just can't fathom someone saying a movie they like is dumb and without heart. I was trying to make a point that very clearly flew over your head.

Also, "implided"? Come on, man.

[electric_sheep]

Originally Posted by Cure

I didn't imply anything, you just can't fathom someone saying a movie they like is dumb and without heart. I was trying to make a point that very clearly flew over your head.

Also, "implided"? Come on, man.

*implied, it's the last time i trust auto correct. I took it the wrong way, I am sorry man.

[sethmartin]

Zack snider, Bryan singer, sigh. All these big time directors come with the need for big time budgets which introduce all the same big time issues that you all hate with this movie. Truth is only a small percentage of the population really care about the turtles and keeping the turtles true to the origin. So the only directors I would trust are smaller lesser known directors who have impressive work and a passion for the turtles. Rupert Wyatt was virtually an unknown but he made an awesome Planet of the Apes film that was way more brilliant than the better know director Tim Burton's version. Steve Barron's TMNT film was excellent because he didn't have a studio standing over him saying "Change this this and this so we can get more overseas money". He was a small director with complete creative control, a small budget, and a passion for the original TMNT comic books.

[Cure]

It's cool. My point was 300 and Sucker Punch are both pretty shallow movies.

[electric_sheep]

Originally Posted by sethmartin

Zack snider, Bryan singer, sigh. All these big time directors come with the need for big time budgets which introduce all the same big time issues that you all hate with this movie. Truth is only a small percentage of the population really care about the turtles and keeping the turtles true to the origin. So the only directors I would trust are smaller lesser known directors who have impressive work and a passion for the turtles. Rupert Wyatt was virtually an unknown but he made an awesome Planet of the Apes film that was way more brilliant than the better know director Tim Burton's version. Steve Barron's TMNT film was excellent because he didn't have a studio standing over him saying "Change this this and this so we can get more overseas money". He was a small director with complete creative control, a small budget, and a passion for the original TMNT comic books.

You just put in words what i couldn't. Look at Dredd for example, it's an awesome movie, and it's made by no name director, lesser directors will try to make the movie that fits the comics best as opose to those big ones who will make it "their vission" like Snyder or Bay, they make every movie in their style no matter the material...

[Anton Chigurh]

Nicolas Winding Refn, if it was a direct version of mirage ( that guy has a true fetish for violence and I love it)

This of course would be a very very dark reboot