the movie was alright but the turtles themselves ..like come on man don't fix something that's no broke
Printable View
the movie was alright but the turtles themselves ..like come on man don't fix something that's no broke
OK off topic and something that you don't care to hear and no doubt probably going to get me into trouble but as one supposed "adult" to another would it truly be asking too,too much for you to give enough of a fuck to use capitals and stretching the boundaries of likelihood, proofread your posts so avoid stuff like "no broke"?
Seriously man,shit like that makes me question the point of the continuing existence of Humanity.
As for the Turtles and having endured the first two movies ,I think the problem lies in something originally intended to be counter-culture and subversive,due to greed,becomes mass market fodder.
So basically you can't break something that's already been broken.
I also know that isn't what you meant.
This will make yer head spin, dude...Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Cashcowabunga!Quote:
Ownership rights
Due to various movie and television deals, the various TMNT films and television series have split between various companies, with Mirage Studios having retained copyright and trademark until October 19, 2009, at which point the rights for the entire TMNT franchise were sold by co-creator Peter Laird to Nickelodeon.[38]
Television
The original animated series (1987–1996) was produced by Fred Wolf Films Dublin (as Murakami Wolf Swenson (MWS) and Murakami Wolf Dublin (MWD) during earlier seasons), and syndicated by Group W. The series itself is owned by Wolf Films, with home entertainment rights residing with Lions Gate Entertainment, and until recently, syndication rights belonged to Nickelodeon's former corporate sibling CBS Television Distribution.[citation needed] The initial five-part miniseries (retroactively considered the first season) was copyrighted by Playmates Toys, although their rights to those episodes were bought out by Fred Wolf Films.
Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation was produced by Saban Entertainment, and as of September 2011, is owned by Saban Brands and distributed by MarVista Entertainment.[39][40][41]
The second animated series (2003–2009) was a co-production between Mirage Studios and 4Kids Entertainment. Nickelodeon's October 19, 2009 buyout of the TMNT franchise included an approximate $9.75 million payment to 4Kids to terminate its right to serve as the merchandise licensing agent prior to the scheduled expiration of the representation agreement in 2012.[7] Due to the buyout, all future TMNT film and television series rights are owned by Nickelodeon.[38]
Films
The first three TMNT live-action films were produced by Golden Harvest, with New Line Cinema (now a sister company of Warner Bros. Entertainment) distributing the films in the United States, with 20th Century Fox distributed the second and third films in most other territories. The first two films were copyrighted by the UK-based Northshore Investments, who according to the legal indicia for the comic book adaptations of those films, owned the supporting characters Keno, Tatsu, Chief Sterns and Professor Jordan Perry.[42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49] The third film was copyrighted by Clearwater Holdings. The fourth film was produced by Imagi Animation Studios, and released by Warner Bros. Entertainment in association with the Weinstein Company.
Michael Bay produced a feature film directed by Jonathan Liebesman titled Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, to be released on August 7, 2014.
they ruined donny
The only funny thing on that movie was the credits
I couldnt even make it to the credits. I turned off the movie after wasting about 30 minutes of my life.
The dropped the ball just making it.
They dropped the ball again by letting Michael Bay direct it.
They dropped the ball one more time by casting Megan Fox.
They dropped the ball yet again by going with that shitty script.
Then they dropped the ball by using that shitty design for the turtles.
The only thing I really liked about the whole thing is that the Shredder actually sort of reminds me of how he was in the very first comics.