Look out, he's cool but rude and he's headed this way!

>the lectures from splinter
>the scene where their hideout is trashed and splinter is missing
>the scene where he recovers in the bath
>the rooftop scene, asking "Where's Splinter?"

Raphael as a character was really put on the spot in this film.

terrible trolling

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Having the first film focus on Raphael was such a smart thing to do. He's the most emotive of the turtles, the one that has the hardest time understanding himself and his feelings, and while he may not be funny like Michelangelo or into science like Donatello or wear their favorite color like Leonardo, he's the one kids, teens and even adults will relate too on a more meta-level. They've all been in Raphael's shoes at one point or another, and he's an avatar for them in this film whether they realize it or not.

the product itself was a gritty and serious spoof of the gritty serious comics of Frank Miller

fuckin retard.

>the comic is a parody
fucking grow up, faggot. It's kid shit

Sorry, I like the stoned, surfer, turtle better

this picture fucking radiates soul at a dangerous level

second one was trash because it appealed to soccer moms complaining the first one was “too scary”

The comic was a goofy parody taking the piss on other dark crime-thriller/martial arts series, especially Daredevil. It only really became kid-friendly (and much more popular) when it became a cartoon.

what a fucking based post. It’s incredible that a 30 year old movie about giant mutated muppet costumes has a better understanding of the human condition that anything to come out in the last 15 years

Why did older films have such good cinematography? The lighting in this was really well done. I guess it’s easier to do cgi in “flat” lighting (or whatever you call it)
I’ve noticed newer films have awful set designs, in TMNT it looked like places people would really live in.
Now most films look like William Sonoma catalogs

>He's the most emotive of the turtles

you forget that him being the angry one is something original to the movie

Raphael is wise-cracking Carlos in the kids show.

And the comics, at least the early originals, the turtles don't really differ that much in personality, outside of them having different weapons and certain quips

>Raph, dealing with constant anger issues, is counseled by Splinter that anger clouds the mind and turned inward is an unconquerable enemy
>Every time anyone tries to fight in a blind rage they get their ass kicked
>Shredder effortlessly beats the turtles with methodical fighting
>Taunts Leo into charging him who immediately gets flipped into a kill position
>Finally Shredder himself falls victim to anger when he realizes who Splinter is and charges at him in a rage, and instantly gets countered and dumped over the roof

Inb4 he says something about kid shit again because he's got one post

>turtles that fight appeal more to kids than adults
yea no shit. It works as a kid's show/movies. The dark grittiness appeals only to retards

Today that pic would be some asshole in a black bodysuit with a million electrodes acting in front of a green screen

Splinter being a human turned into a rat >>splinter being a pet rat that knows karate

God dammit this movie is too good for what it is

Kids like dark and gritty

>mentions thing about appealing to kids
>the response should ignore that
Some brain you got

Give him a break!

Third one is the peak kino

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actually it's quite terrible

HEROES IN A HALFSHELL
TURTLE POWER

>krang never shows up in any of the live action movies
:(

>Now I will finish what I started with your EAR!

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He was in the second movie of the newer reboot

It’s actually shit but it’s pretty quotable
>kappa? Cappuccino? Nah makes me hyper
>no gahbage, no beeh cans, just….warter

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I wonder if Shredder might have taken off more than an ear if he'd had a mirror in the room to see what the rat did to his face

Henson and his crew were masters

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kids like cool, funny, action, and fighting.

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It depends on the age range really. When I was 12 I loved gritty and edgy shit but when I was 8 I liked the goofy jokey light hearted stuff

Oh
I watched the first one and it was rather awful

Kids like things that they think is mature because then it means they are mature for liking it

That does look good for a puppet. But it still looks like a fuckin puppet so it's shit.

The second one is unironically better. Give it a chance

you're right, kids love brooding

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terrible bait

hey it's a lamer.

>brooding
If I’m not mistaken I believe we were discussing grim and gritty.

Nice visuals. Somehow makes a fucking sewer look kino.

>I believe we were discussing grim and gritty

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are you a punker user? Ah I hate punkers…

kek

Mother of fuck, I would hollow out Tigger-perm w my penis.

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