TMNT Full Movie Torrent



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TMNT Full Movie Torrent
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When the world is threatened by an ancient evil, the four adolescent turtles must reunite and overcome their faults in order to stand against it.
After the defeat of their old arch nemesis, The Shredder, the Turtles are needed more than ever, but Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo have become lost and direction less. Leonardo has gone to Central America, on the orders of the martial arts master and father figure Master Splinter, for training. Donatello and Michelangelo have started small businesses in Leonardo&#39;s absence. Meanwhile, strange things are happening in New York City. An army of ancient creatures threatens to take over the world and the Turtles must unite again to save it.
Ninja Turtles is a franchise that&#39;s been in the works for decades. TMNT happily uses all of its previous series as source material, including characters and references to events that you might not have expected. But unfortunately, it relies too heavily on the past movies as its main source material, as opposed to the far superior original cartoon, new cartoon, or even its mature-oriented original graphics novels.<br/><br/>Hour and a half long ... and probably should have been longer. They pack SO MUCH ACTION into that hour and a half that you walk away really just having trouble REMEMBERING the entertaining parts of the movie.<br/><br/>It&#39;s definitely more polished that its predecessors, but what it comes down to is being a simply more action packed, visually appealing sequel to nearly ancient movies. It would have been FAR more successful as a franchise reboot, or even introducing some characters from the original cartoon as enemies ala Batman movies, rather than inventing far-fetched, impersonal new foes.<br/><br/>The kids will basically eat up the 13 absurdly and often times ridiculously designed monsters that are rampaging across the city, but in reality that&#39;s what the movie boils down to. LOTS of bizarre creatures running around, a wimpified FOOT Clan trying to pick up the pieces after the death of The Shredder, and some pretty heavy dysfunctional family elements for the Turtles, which takes up an unusually large amount of the movie if you consider how much those dysfunctional elements are basically just tip-toed around.<br/><br/>In fact you really feel like you&#39;re watching a graphics extravaganza of annoying sounds, and not so much movie. Seems like the movie is designed more so for kids to be jumping around the aisles to, as they were in my theater, rather than actually being WATCHED. I held much against the creators of this movie for that reason, until suddenly the entire atmosphere changed as the family feud between Leonardo and Raphael, which the entire movie tried to tip-toe around, finally hit the fan in a truly epic fist fight in the rain on rooftops between the two brothers. Even the children were in their seats ... as the absurdly annoying music had come to an end, and the camera flips back and forth between rain drenched turtles as they angrily exchange insults, which culminates into a fist fight and eventually a battle with potentially lethal weapons. That one scene packs more emotion into itself than the entire fight between Obi-Wan and Anakin ever could have hoped for.<br/><br/>But yeah ... overall good movie. More action packed then 300 even was. But it doesn&#39;t take its source material seriously enough, unlike recent super hero movies. Which in the end is its one downfall.
On it&#39;s own I thought the movie was OK. However I do think it&#39;s a step down from the previous live-action movies especially the original. It just lost some of the grit the first movie had. It actually seemed less dark than the current animated series which also doesn&#39;t make sense. CG works OK for cutesy movies like Finding Nemo and Shrek, but in my opinion CG just doesn&#39;t work for the turtles.<br/><br/>Maybe I hold them to a higher standard, but I think the movie could&#39;ve been so much better. There is so much material to draw on. The turtles are still very popular. I don&#39;t understand how they can&#39;t get the capital for a real production. Hollywood is starved for good ideas right now.<br/><br/>My suggestions: Live action, better written, and use the real villains for God&#39;s sake! Don&#39;t downgrade the Foot to hired hands and use some lame outside villain who has no history with the turtles. It&#39;s so anti-climactic.
Munroe's script denies fans the satisfaction of a decent story or amusing interactions. Rather than waiting for a screenplay that warranted their bigscreen return, TMNT feels like an attempt to exploit the phenomenon further.
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