Yeah, I notice they kept the same tone, animation style, writers and voice actors. Good call.
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I saw it... it was awesome. Remember the part when Raphael is fighting the little demon thing? I've actually heard the backround song on the radio. It's so weird XD.
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TMNT was a great movie, but the plot was a tad flawed though.
12 monsters running around the city and no one noticed until the story demanded it? :/
I thought it had something to do with the stars aligning that set the monsters loose.
"A new take on the epic fantasy genre... Darkly comic, relatable characters... twisted storyline."
"Readers who prefer tension and romance, Maledictions: The Offering, delivers... As serious YA fiction, I’ll give it five stars out of five. As a novel? Four and a half." - Liz Ellor
I thought it had something to do with the stars aligning that set the monsters loose.
It did, at first. The monsters were let loose at the very time the stars were aligned. In the main time setting for the movie though, the monsters are running around BEFORE the stars have aligned, which is why Winters (I think that's his name) was trying to capture them all before they did so, so he could send them back.
So, by that logic, they've been wandering aroundthe world for a solid 3000 years, or however long, and no one (at least not the turtles) knew of their existance.
Just seemed like something the turtles would have known about, you know?
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Did anyone else notice how it mimicked real camera effects with things like focus? I was flabbergasted when I noticed how effective it was. The only problem is that the people looked so cartoony. It's to be expected for some of the characters (turtles, Splinter, monsters), but April, Casey, and Winters were just ridiculous.
Storyline was fairly standard. No real complaints. Well... there is that thing of the fact that the monsters must have been on the Earth for ages and yet there is no mention of them causing trouble until it is discovered that they're being hunted.
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