I guess Bay missed the point about TMNT being a spoof of Teen Titans and X-men.
And Daredevil.I guess Bay missed the point about TMNT being a spoof of Teen Titans and X-men.
I guess he misses the point about a lot of things or else the giant robots in his giant robot movie might've shown up before halfway through the first movie and interrupted the film he was making about shitty teen angst.I guess Bay missed the point about TMNT being a spoof of Teen Titans and X-men.
And Megan Fox's ass.I guess he misses the point about a lot of things or else the giant robots in his giant robot movie might've shown up before halfway through the first movie and interrupted the film he was making about shitty teen angst.
It makes a differnce because them being teenagers is a big part of who they were! A couple of dumb kid, rising against the odds and fighting crime!Not saying "Teenage" in the title doesn't really say much to me. Nobody ever calls them "The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" in conversation anyway. Its always just "The Ninja Turtles".
Not including it in the movie? Yes, huge difference. Not including it in the title? No difference whatsoever. And unless someone has posted an article I missed, all this talk of them not being teenagers either, is based solely on the title.It makes a differnce because them being teenagers is a big part of who they were! A couple of dumb kid, rising against the odds and fighting crime!
Bleeding Cool has verified that the working title of the upcoming Paramount-Nickelodeon Turtle movie from producer Michael Bay and director Jonathan Libesman is going by the working title of Ninja Turtles
...our sources are not 100% clear on whether or not the Turtles will indeed be adolescents.
It seems to be driven by marketing. Think of John Carter and how Disney wouldn’t allow for a title with either “Princess” or “Mars”.
They say "The Ninja Turtles" because it's shorter than saying the whole thing. That's not the same as actually removing the teenage or mutant parts of their mythos.Not saying "Teenage" in the title doesn't really say much to me. Nobody ever calls them "The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" in conversation anyway. Its always just "The Ninja Turtles".
I understand that. And as far as we know, they aren't removing the Teenage part. They just removed it from the title, likely for that very reason.They say "The Ninja Turtles" because it's shorter than saying the whole thing. That's not the same as actually removing the teenage or mutant parts of their mythos.
I take that back, they will be SEALs, because they are trendy now, and fit the animal motif.I just can't wait to see the U.S. Army invade the sewers and save the day, thus making our heroes useless.
I'd watch that.Middle aged samurai dragons
Funny enough, there was a part of a later season of the 2003 TMNT series with mystical aspects, like transforming into dragons:I'm with the Nostalgia critic. I'm not getting worked up about it because as soon as Bay was attached to the project, I lost all interest. So, he could turn them into dragons for all i care.
....WOW! A clear reference, to the Japanese OVA. Weird.Funny enough, there was a part of a later season of the 2003 TMNT series with mystical aspects, like transforming into dragons:
Skip to about the 12 minute mark.
I'm still holding out for Tatooed Teenage Alien Fighters From Beverly Hills.How long before they make a Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad movie?
Never? Oh... ok.
Right after the Samurai Pizza Cats movie finally gets made.How long before they make a Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad movie?
Never? Oh... ok.
Heh, it's funny because they are basically the same thing. Just Power-rangerized. Hell in the Japanese version they WERE ninjas. However, due to obvious fear of copy-right infringement, they changed them to samurai.Right after the Samurai Pizza Cats movie finally gets made.
Right?!Oh god, if only.
Oh man, exactly. Its the movie adaptation he was born to direct.Right?!
The only kids cartoon where the music was too epic for us to deserve.
It's practically a Michael Bay movie already.