I remember seeing this movie in the theaters with my father when I was 7. I quickly noticed how different the turtles looked during their opening dance number. I turned to my father and asked him why do they look so different and he just told me that they got older. I give him props for quickly coming up with a cover for it.
Yo! I saw some bad movies with my dad that I will always treasure... and a couple that traumatized... but hey, that’s how life works. It’s a mix bag. I like the Mario Bros movie. Fuck it.
People always put down The Extraordinary League Of Gentlemen, like it's a horrible movie. But, it was the last movie, that I watched with my dad, on a day out together. And, he really enjoyed it. So, it's always going to be a special movie to me, regardless of what anyone else says about it.
Technically speaking, none of the Ninja turtle movies are great. But then again it's based off of a comic book intended to be over the top ridiculous and cheesy. Not just corny but super cheesy. But in my opinion the third entry is more in the spirit of the first film whereas the second film was played for laughs. Think about it. Shredder, when you falls into the ooze, not only grows extra big but his outfit becomes sharper and it too is mutated beyond belief. Which is a scientific and physical and possibility. Then the turtles have time to dance with rappers and the rappers come up with the turtles rap in two and a half seconds. I know rap is easy but it's not that easy. There's a lot of things over the top stupid in turtles 2. Teenage mutant Ninja turtles 3 tones those back down. We get the turtles we got in the first film. No, I'm not talking about the way they look. I'm talking about their attitude and personalities. I suggest that you watch the first movie skip the second then watch the third film. And you'll enjoy the third film much better because you won't have the silliness and ridiculous over the topness in the second film in your brain.
Still have the Genesis version. Liked it a little better only because it's a mix of the original and Turtle in Time...and while it missed the old mode 7 effects, looks like it stepped right out of an arcade cabinet.
You forgot one of the more pretty interesting unknown facts about this movie. The martial arts choreography was handled by Pat E. Johnson, who did the fight choreography for The Karate Kid (1984) and also played the ref at the All Valley Tournament. Also, Liu Chia-Leung (Lau Kar Leung), who is considered one of the greatest martial arts/kung fu movie directors and choreographers in film history (Shaw Bros.), was a technical advisor. 😎
TMNT 2012 did some time travel. They even had Renet. They had the turtles in samurai gear too (with Usagi Yojimbo!). If you’ve never seen the show, it’s actually really good. I’m 36 and was obsessed with the Turtles as a small child, and I can honestly say that it’s better than TMNT 1987 😱. Oh, and Donnie is voiced by classic Raph!
From what I've heard, it sounds good, but the art style in that show is just so UGLY! I'm sure that's what they were going for, but the weird way the characters move, and how their eyes sometimes turn completely white is just really off-putting. And then there's the color palette. Maybe some day I'll watch it and enjoy, but from the little bit I saw, I was just turned off.
The 2012 reboot writing was peak TMNT 🐢 unlike the Philistines that threw this third movie together. The animation wasn't taking itself too seriously, other styles were used like when they went to different metaverses and met Turtles from different art styles, like the comic strip reality of the turtles, which depicted the turtles in a dark gritty anime, and then they went to the 80s cartoon version, and made fun of the older turtles art style while letting the audience know that the producers had the ability to create a hard core art style if they wanted. The stories were well made and would stand as the best telling of TMNT and far better than the latest TMNT movie that came despite having superior cgi.
I was so happy just to see the Turtles using their weapons again after the extremely distracting second film when they went out of their way to avoid using their weapons (or fight Shredder). There is also some beautiful scenery in this film. It's disappointing that they didn't fight a worthy enemy in this movie, but I still prefer it over SOTO for the reasons listed above.
I prefer this one to The Secret of the Ooze. The connection to Japan, the use of their weapons again, the return of Casey, and I really liked April and Mitsu. I know it's not a popular opinion, but yeah...TMNT 3 is a guilty pleasure of mone
Word of advice, DO NOT do a drinking game to every time Minty says "Time" in this video. You may end up dead halfway through. 😉😂 But seriously, this movie, though not my fav, there is still plenty I enjoy about it. Thank you, Minty.
I feel like the reason why Jim Henson Company didn’t partake in it, is because he had since passed…they dedicated the TMNT 2 Secret of the Ooze to him so that’s probably why they weren’t involved but a major downgrade
The problem with the 3 ninja turtles movies is they started out mature and became kid friendly. The audience started out as kids and became mature. So they lost there audience
@Sharp his passing was the true reason why the JH team didnt work on the 3rd movie. there were negotiations with JH to come back for a 3rd movie few weeks before he passed away
Precisely. And according to direct sources, (like the behind-the-scenes book 'No Strings Attached') the studio was just too wrapped up in other projects at the time, like 'Muppet Christmas Carol' 'Muppet Treasure Island' and the "Disney Deal". =)
on the one hand, there were far less action scenes -- HOWEVER, due to the lighter-weight costumes, the fight scenes were faster and better choreographed. We also FINALLY got to see Leo go one-on-one in a katana battle
@@Viking_Luchador Oh yeah, totally! I truly think the bones of a good movie are there, but it was unfortunately bogged down by time and budget problems, among other things. But keep up the fandom! =)
2:56 WOOOT! Renet! O, we love the Time Lords! Lord Simultaneous, his alarmingly carefree protege Renet, and the nefarious Savanti Romero! LOVED that plotline!
I was actually a fan of the all 3 movies, it made sense to have the Ninja’s go to Japan. My biggest disappointment was that they never made a full sized time travel lamp they used in the film, I waited and waited since they made toys for everything else, lol
@@RisingBeast00 right. I didn’t mind that Shredder and the foot weren’t in it, but they needed to at least had other traditional villains it in... not “Walker” or whatever his name was 🙄
11:39 - Add my howling to the chorus, but you're showing the SNES game here which was called TMNT 4: Turtles in Time, but the *ARCADE* game of this was just TMNT: Turtles in Time (without the "4".) This is really the 2nd Arcade game, but the 2nd NES game was based on the first arcade game... Jeez, James Rolfe should do a "Chronologically Confused" episode about the TMNT games...
OK, I'll try to explain Turtles in Time subtitle. When the arcade game came out in 1991 it was called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time, but when SNES port came in 1992 it was released as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time. The number IV (4) stands as the forth TMNT title for home consoles. The others are: 1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1989) - NES 2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (1990) - NES. Port of TMNT: The Arcade Game from 1989. 3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project (1991) - NES 4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time (1992) - SNES As for movie's Turtles in Time subtitle, at the time of movie's release, nowhere in the world was the movie called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Turtles in Time. The subtitle was added as a marketing gimmick on home video releases. Kinda like Die Hard 2: Die Harder.
@@nomsg7942 Since Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist came out at the end of 1992, you can consider it to be fifth & final home console game based on 1987 TV series.
Bingo. I was positive that there was no subtitle for the third movie when it was released but by the time I got my Blu-Ray set 10+ years ago, they were officially calling it Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Turtles in Time. I've wondered if the relative popularity of the game - perhaps in conjunction with the lack of popularity of the film - led them to superficially tie the movie to the game in that way, perhaps to deliberately confuse people into thinking they were related.
@@WileECoyoder It was a common mistake, people (including me) often mistakenly called the movie "Turtles in Time," and I'm pretty sure that it was quite a while before any home video releases went along with that mistake, though I definitely agree that they really liked the idea of linking the movie to such a popular and cool game.
The Turtles traveled back to Feudal Japan and didn't bother to link up with Usagi Yojimbo... wasted opportunity. The cinematography of TMNT3 was pretty good.
@@Axolotl_Mischief absolute abominations, but if the Turtles ever got ahold of some kind of roided out super soldier serum or were somehow altered by a villain to use against them then yeah, Bay's turtles is close to what I'd imagine
"How did they go from Jim Henson puppetry to a dead-eyed corpse with fishing-line pulled lips like Mr. Ed?!" I always love when Minty shouts out to AVGN! WE NEED A MASSIVE TURTLES COLLAB VIDEO WITH THEM ASAP!
I disagree wholeheartedly. The second movie was over the top cheesy. If you want to know about cheesy really is Ninja turtles 2 is cheesy. Ninja turtles 3 brought back the darkness that turtles 1 had going for it. As I said in my main post, I find the only problem with Ninja turtles 3 is that Casey Jones was a ninja sitter. We didn't get to see him kick ass.
@@bigkmoviesandgames I never knew that 1 was the only good one really, until I became an adult. I just loved the turtles so I loved all 3 movies as a kid... I didn’t even notice how shitty looking the costumes were as well as the animatronics were in the 3rd film either until people started mentioning it
@@BondFreek well I disagree with that... there was a ALOT more problems with the 3rd movie than just Casey not having a point in it... the costumes and animatronics were TERRIBLE. No traditional villains, just mediocre villains. I can keep going but hopefully you’ll recall all of that now since apparently you forgot. By the way, the 3rd movie DID NOT bring back the dark atmosphere of the first movie. I mean, it started off dark at the beginning but it went a whole different direction. Even though 2 was corny, 3 was definitely worse
I'll wager that the toys never caught on due to when they came out. The child audience that was in on it from the beginning was growing out of the toy age. I was 14 + when this came out and I had been following the series from the start. The younger crowd was being inundated with Power Rangers and the show was falling off. The collectors and the "Ohh! Shiny!" kids were the only ones really buying it.
The shirt was the 1st thing I noticed too, such a underrated and great show . Back when it was on I worked nights so had to record them on VHS , funny enough I still have them , yet havent had a VCR in probably 20 years.
@@feck2594 if hulu's contract for twin peaks ever expires and you Google it isn't anywhere relocated then you charge a pretty penny or maybe update it to DVD to make some scratch
@@mkleejr34 what makes you think that 3 wasn’t more toned down than 2? TMNT 3 wasn’t any less toned down. At least in the second one the costumes still looked good unlike in 3
@@nsasupporter7557 Point taken the costume were nothing like the first two movies but toned down I mean the Turtle weapon use was different. In 2 because outcry against violence this Turtles movie. I mean the first scene Mikey can't use weapon so he uses sausages Raphael can't use his Sai's. Leonardo can't use his sword. Even when later in the movie when he and the rest of Turtles were suspended in a Net and his sword on visible on his back he doesn't use them to cut his way out. TMNT 3 do to fact that it was set in Feudal Japan compare to New York City it became a way to please hardcore fans who wanted to see the Turtles use weapons more but to make things less realistic by changing settings. Come to think of it maybe that was the idea behind costumes so younger viewers could tell the difference between real and fake?
MICHELANGELO/MIKEY: "How did you get in April's pants?" "So this is for whoever arrives in my place, so they don't arrive bare-butt naked. I've got 3 more pairs!" "Ahhh. Pizza, Got that dude? Pi-zza! Frisbee, also cool. "What if we make a major U-turn and wind up in Godilla-land?"
I remember "Turtle Mania". My little brother roped me into it all when I was a kid. That was a long time ago. TMNT will always bring me back to me playing with TMNT action figures and video games and watching the movies with my little brother.
Few problems with this movie: - Had throw-away villains instead of Krang, Beebop and Rocksteady - Jim Hensen's company was not in charge of the turtles - Weak plot involving time travel (which was done better in a video game)
... not to mention Casey Jones didn’t even have a point of being in it. He might as well have not even been in it. His other character he played named Wit had a point but not Casey
People really need to get over that there was no Shredder. Not every movie needs the same villain over and over again. As for the cartoon villains, the creators of TMNT didn't want any of those cartoon characters in their movies.
@@ENiceGeo agreed. However, there at least could’ve been another villain from the comic book or cartoon... not “Walker” or whatever his name is. The fact that there wasn’t a traditional TMNT villain was a major “WHAT THE F*CK?”
THE BEST PART OF THIS WHOLE MOVIE.. THE INTRODUCTION.. (HUGE Bright red sun, 4 horsemen being chased across one of Japans many beaches. Such an awesome shot, even to this day..)
It was a fun little movie for it’s time... but nothing to cherish. The main character will always be remembered as the cop from Dumb and Dumber to me lol!
Turtles in Time on SNES was my favorite Turtles game! Even as a kid, I remember being so disappointed by the third Ninja Turtles. I think our theaters even realized it was bad, so they coupled it with The Sandlot as a doubleheader and we watched both movies for the price of one :D And don’t get me started on the toys. We had every turtle figure, vehicle, and environment for the first few years they came out. We had all of them from the second Turtles movie, but the third one? Hell no. They looked like garbage!
I watched the first two on repeat as a child, but I could never get into this one. I saw opening weekend. Didn't like it and didn't rewatch it until 20 years later when I had my own kids.
Great video minty, i remember watching this back in the day at the cinema. I noticed that you have afew Halloween videos up, could i request Halloween H20 if you have time one day. Thank you.
This one was always my favorite one of all three! I even still have the cassette tape of the soundtrack 28 years later.. one of my prized possessions! 😬
And FYI; 'Rocketman' is an obscure Disney flick from '95 that bombed hard. And even though it was a basic-cable favorite of mine as a kid, I can still say; you're not missing anything. (LOL!) =)
It came out in ‘97, not 95. Yes, it bombed hard, but I loved it when it came out. It was a fun little movie for its time, that was it. It wasn’t a classic by any means.
@@BuckarooBanzai84 it just goes to show you that you were right about it bombing hard. And how I said it was just a fun little movie for it’s time and that it’s not a classic because no ones ever heard of it or not many people have heard of it anyway
@@jonathangagne2746 and the 5th game was the Genesis/Mega Drive exclusive Hyperstone Heist, which is a really good game even if it's harder then Turtles in Time on the SNES.
Rocketman was just a fun little movie for its time, that was it. It’s not a classic by any means. The main character will always be remembered as the cop from Dumb and Dumber to me lol
You should definitely review Rocket Man! it's a pretty entertaining parody-type movie with a comedian in the lead role and some well-known supporting actors.
@@julko28 right?! It’s a shame that that guy was only a character actor and not a big star. He was very smart and creative, remember when he played the cop on Dumb and Dumber? I still quote his lines “pumpkin pie hair cutted freak!” And “sucking back on grandpa’s old cough medicine” just as much as I quote Harry and Lloyds lines
That Rocketman movie is funny. I remember it fondly. During deprivation training he sings "John Jacob Jingle Heimer Schmidt!" to the annoyance of the real astronaut in the chamber next to him.
"Hey, Donny, long time, Hey Raph, how'd the brain implant go?" "Uh-oh Turtle tantrum" "Meow, dude" Oh, boy do I love being a turtle. Missed me" "You think I cannot live without 1 microchip." "Elvis Presley in Blue Hawaii."
Cowabunga dude! Nice review as usual! I have a DVD box set of the trilogy, Grew up with the toys/comics/cartoon etc.. Such important nostalgia- Nice little deep dive you took us on
5:39 I'm not sure you understood Henson very well. He always wanted to push puppetry in more adult and darker works. Take a look at his films The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth and The Storyteller. There were multiple reasons why the Henson Company didn't make the suits. The third film had a smaller budget and the Henson Comoany were too busy with other works at the time to take a lower rate.
Gr8 stuff Minty! My favourite moments of this film are when the japanese lads watch their first Ice Hockey game, fall in love with it & promptly start brawling with each other! One of em tries to take a TV back so he can still watch :) HOCKEEEEHHH!
I actually owned a copy of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 on VHS it’s actually the first one I remember seeing then I watched the first two. I also watched the cartoon and had the toys before I had seen any of the movies. Needless to say I have a special spot in my heart for part 3 and it kinda irritates me when people trash it. Thank you for such a fair and honest take on it.
It's possible that the Jim Henson company didn't take on TMNT 3 because they were working on The Muppet Christmas Carol and Muppet Treasure Island for Disney at the time.
"In Time" didn't kill anything. Not even the universe of the Turtles films with TMNT being the 4th film and Bays first film being the reboot. The end of the film has Splinter putting the helmet of the bad guy from 4 in his shrine which held Super Shredders helmet, the time scepter, and the TGRI bottle. Representing all of the previous films. TMNT never dies, just rest for a few years.
I've heard, regarding the different turtles' costumes, that the actors in the previous films objected to the monstrous weight and mobility restrictions of the earlier costumes, and thus the new company, who promised much more lightweight prosthetics, were brought in so that they might retain the original body-actors. This is hearsay, i can neither confirm nor deny the truth of it.
The crappy villains for this movie were the biggest problem. Everyone expected Krang for the third film... we didn't get that. Baxter Stockman in his FLY form would have been a good runner up... we didn't get that. Rat King would have been acceptable... we didn't get that. The Dimension X military rock guys like General Traag would have been good... we didn't get that. Hell, we didn't even get the mutated dinosaur warrior from the original comic's story... we got some lame normal dude dressed like a rejected musketeer instead. Not cool.
Who was expecting that? The co-creators didn't want any of the cartoon stuff in their movies. Baxter though was considered for the last movie except it was deemed not feasible to pull off the mousers in live action.
First: the Creature Shop didn't participate in the third entry because A; Henson's passing left them hesitant to take the job, B; they were simply too busy with other projects at the time, and C; the 3rd movie was working with a fraction of the budget the 1rst 2 had. They just couldn't afford Henson. But that being said, I actually like the premise of this one, and thought it made sense, but it was definitely executed wrong. Mostly likely for the reason you stated. =)
I actually liked this movie, to be honest. I get why it got so much heat from fans, but I actually had those 46 and 47 comics back in the day and was thrilled to see an offshoot of it make it to the big screen
I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid with my friends and absolutely hated it. You know a Turtles movie is bad when a group of 9-year-olds are contemplating walking out of the theater...
How I saw each movie as a kid: TMNT 1: Lived up to everything awesome about Turtles, movie was amazing in every way possible. TMNT 2: Where is Rocksteady and Bebop? who is this shitty rapper? Where's Krang? Why did super shredder kill himself immediately? TMNT 3: Why didn't the Turtles travel in time like the game? Who are any of these characters? Why does the turtles look so shitty? Why was this movie even made?
The original poster is great in terms of artwork, though it could've used a better palette so brighten up all the darkness. The other two are terrible composition-wise and look like they were made by a first year graphic design student. At least the original exudes a Kurosawa-like Japanese samurai epic. The other two are not great in this illustrator/graphic designer's opinion.
I remember renting this as a kid, but I don't remember anything in it since this was years & years ago. I do love James Rolf's video blasting it, especially the part where the guy falls in the water near the end & the effect is really bad lol.
I love the TMNT Trilogy but understand the criticism it gets. I recall an issue in TMNT comics where Michaelangelo is in the samurai era and befriends a Mitsu like character. In the end he is seen talking to his cat regarding the story he wrote. I also remember the TMNT 3 tag line being “the turtles are back…in time.”
As a TMNT fan at the time of this movie, and having loved the previous 2 movies and the cartoon, I enjoyed this movie and still enjoy watching it now and again. It's not the greatest movie ever, but as a child it was a nice departure from dirty NYC sewers and The Foot Clan stuff.
I actually really like the original poster for the movie, it's got it's own identity where as the other ones looked like quick mark-ups from a marketing team. Yeah they feature the turtles more prominently but they come across kind of bland.
Also the posters. The dark poster with the turtles on horses was the American New Line Cinema distribution poster. The poster which you liked Minty was for outside the US and done by 20th Century Fox as Fox had the rights to Turtles 2 and 3 outside of the US which is why the poster art was different.
At least the time traveling thing being based on the comic was something the film got right, so I won't blame the filmmakers for that. Just saying.....even though I didn't see the movies.
Oh and you should do that Rocketman movie, Minty. I was kinda surprised you haven't heard of it lol I loved it as a kid. Also not to be confused with The Rocketeer
It’s Not surprising at all that Minty had never heard of it. It wasn’t a big movie at all, it was just a fun little movie for it’s time that was it. It wasn’t a classic by any means. It’s a forgotten movie. The main character will always be remembered as the cop from Dumb and Dumber to me lol
@@bonghunezhou5051 yeah it was a few years ago, you should check it out though it's a good video. I think now he's just going in order and finishing up the ones he hasn't done yet.
I remember seeing this movie in the theaters with my father when I was 7. I quickly noticed how different the turtles looked during their opening dance number. I turned to my father and asked him why do they look so different and he just told me that they got older. I give him props for quickly coming up with a cover for it.
Your dad seems cool 😎🙂
Nice dad ✌️
😂
That's a witty response by your father!
Same
"Help! I'm a turtle and I can't get up."
“You were expecting maybe the Adam’s family?”
Every single time I see anything about TMNTs... I want PIZZA!
Same lol
Best pizza commercial/promo ever. 🍕😃
Weird because I want turtle soup
Everytime I think about the TMNT movies, I always picture the turtles dancing to the song, Tequila.
Yasss! I always think about Pizza hut pizza.
The first TMNT movie was made in the town that I live in Wilmington N.C and so was The Crow.
Empire Records and Dawson’s Creek too
Cool. Hatchi and The Purge 3 was filmed at the same location in the town I'm from, Woonsocket RI
Does the sun ever show up?
This is the only movie I saw in theaters with my dad, so regardless f how bad everyone thinks it is, it'll always be a kick ass flick to me!
My sincere condolences
Yo! I saw some bad movies with my dad that I will always treasure... and a couple that traumatized... but hey, that’s how life works. It’s a mix bag. I like the Mario Bros movie. Fuck it.
People always put down The Extraordinary League Of Gentlemen, like it's a horrible movie. But, it was the last movie, that I watched with my dad, on a day out together. And, he really enjoyed it. So, it's always going to be a special movie to me, regardless of what anyone else says about it.
I feel you man I've lost both my parents I've seen quite a few s***** movies with them but now every time I see them it makes me think of mom and dad
@@aedwardsss yep, is why I am unashamed that I like Superman-3 and Ghostbusters-2!
This was the TMNT movie that I grew up on as a kid, and as I kid, I loved it!! As an adult, I know it's not great, but I do have a soft spot for it!!
Technically speaking, none of the Ninja turtle movies are great. But then again it's based off of a comic book intended to be over the top ridiculous and cheesy. Not just corny but super cheesy. But in my opinion the third entry is more in the spirit of the first film whereas the second film was played for laughs. Think about it. Shredder, when you falls into the ooze, not only grows extra big but his outfit becomes sharper and it too is mutated beyond belief. Which is a scientific and physical and possibility. Then the turtles have time to dance with rappers and the rappers come up with the turtles rap in two and a half seconds. I know rap is easy but it's not that easy. There's a lot of things over the top stupid in turtles 2. Teenage mutant Ninja turtles 3 tones those back down. We get the turtles we got in the first film. No, I'm not talking about the way they look. I'm talking about their attitude and personalities. I suggest that you watch the first movie skip the second then watch the third film. And you'll enjoy the third film much better because you won't have the silliness and ridiculous over the topness in the second film in your brain.
@@BondFreek the comic books weren’t cheesy, they were actually dark and violent
@@BondFreek thats your opinion
Sorry u had to watch this excuse of a movie you were a victim of ur age
@@christophersmardz8196 😆 🤣
I used play the hell out of the Turtles In Time game on the SNES. It was pretty fun and I loved the different stages in history.
I unfortunately never had it. I only had 3 games for Super Nintendo. However I did play it at friend’s house
@@nsasupporter7557 Well at least you got to play it which is good because it was definitely a fun experience
@@darthhatchet775 I owned the first 3 games for NES
@@darthhatchet775 I recall that when you got to Shedder, you had to throw foot soldiers into the screen to defeat him
Still have the Genesis version. Liked it a little better only because it's a mix of the original and Turtle in Time...and while it missed the old mode 7 effects, looks like it stepped right out of an arcade cabinet.
You forgot one of the more pretty interesting unknown facts about this movie. The martial arts choreography was handled by Pat E. Johnson, who did the fight choreography for The Karate Kid (1984) and also played the ref at the All Valley Tournament. Also, Liu Chia-Leung (Lau Kar Leung), who is considered one of the greatest martial arts/kung fu movie directors and choreographers in film history (Shaw Bros.), was a technical advisor. 😎
TMNT 2012 did some time travel. They even had Renet. They had the turtles in samurai gear too (with Usagi Yojimbo!). If you’ve never seen the show, it’s actually really good. I’m 36 and was obsessed with the Turtles as a small child, and I can honestly say that it’s better than TMNT 1987 😱. Oh, and Donnie is voiced by classic Raph!
From what I've heard, it sounds good, but the art style in that show is just so UGLY! I'm sure that's what they were going for, but the weird way the characters move, and how their eyes sometimes turn completely white is just really off-putting. And then there's the color palette. Maybe some day I'll watch it and enjoy, but from the little bit I saw, I was just turned off.
The 2012 reboot writing was peak TMNT 🐢 unlike the Philistines that threw this third movie together. The animation wasn't taking itself too seriously, other styles were used like when they went to different metaverses and met Turtles from different art styles, like the comic strip reality of the turtles, which depicted the turtles in a dark gritty anime, and then they went to the 80s cartoon version, and made fun of the older turtles art style while letting the audience know that the producers had the ability to create a hard core art style if they wanted. The stories were well made and would stand as the best telling of TMNT and far better than the latest TMNT movie that came despite having superior cgi.
Best intro in the trilogy. I always got excited watching that as a kid.
Very true.
1 thing that everybody’s forgetting is Splinter, he was definitely a step down from the first 2 movies as well
Apparently no one cares about the rat. 🐀
Lol he's a window puppet in this one
I was so happy just to see the Turtles using their weapons again after the extremely distracting second film when they went out of their way to avoid using their weapons (or fight Shredder). There is also some beautiful scenery in this film. It's disappointing that they didn't fight a worthy enemy in this movie, but I still prefer it over SOTO for the reasons listed above.
Same
Completely agree. I think if the suits weren't so bad, the other elements would have gotten more appreciation. I'll watch this over SotO any day.
@@PEHfinaleI actually think that there were a few hints and subplots that they could have weaved into the story to make it better
I prefer this one to The Secret of the Ooze. The connection to Japan, the use of their weapons again, the return of Casey, and I really liked April and Mitsu. I know it's not a popular opinion, but yeah...TMNT 3 is a guilty pleasure of mone
I'm with you, mate. I like it.
Biggest guilty pleasure I've ever heard
Me too
Same
I fell in love 😍 with mitsuuuu like Mikeyyy did
Best part of the movie is when the bad guy shot the cannon and one of the turtles ducked his head in his shell.
@George Costanza the best part... when it was over 😜😛 lol!
Lord Noranogga?!
Name rings a bell...
Oh that's Clever.
Yes that is my favorite part of-the movie too glad I’m not the only one
Oh look, Don King! Hehehehehe
Word of advice, DO NOT do a drinking game to every time Minty says "Time" in this video. You may end up dead halfway through. 😉😂 But seriously, this movie, though not my fav, there is still plenty I enjoy about it. Thank you, Minty.
What if we did the drinking game with water?
Nah gotta drink the Ooze Booze lol
Or when he says teenage mutant ninja turtles
Had to rate your comment guess TH-cam thought it wasn't appropriate lol
I stopped counting after he said it about 7 times within 30seconds
The TMNT cgi movie was actually surprisingly good. It had a really good consistent style to it that worked
"Turtles in Time" was a pretty awesome game.
I feel like the reason why Jim Henson Company didn’t partake in it, is because he had since passed…they dedicated the TMNT 2 Secret of the Ooze to him so that’s probably why they weren’t involved but a major downgrade
The problem with the 3 ninja turtles movies is they started out mature and became kid friendly. The audience started out as kids and became mature. So they lost there audience
@Sharp his passing was the true reason why the JH team didnt work on the 3rd movie. there were negotiations with JH to come back for a 3rd movie few weeks before he passed away
Precisely. And according to direct sources, (like the behind-the-scenes book 'No Strings Attached') the studio was just too wrapped up in other projects at the time, like 'Muppet Christmas Carol' 'Muppet Treasure Island' and the "Disney Deal". =)
on the one hand, there were far less action scenes -- HOWEVER, due to the lighter-weight costumes, the fight scenes were faster and better choreographed. We also FINALLY got to see Leo go one-on-one in a katana battle
@@Viking_Luchador Oh yeah, totally! I truly think the bones of a good movie are there, but it was unfortunately bogged down by time and budget problems, among other things. But keep up the fandom! =)
Also Back to the Future and the Bill and Teds movies were really popular back then.
That is very true.
Plus, I still own all 3 Back to the Future Movies on VHS & DVD in my Home Media Collection.
2:56 WOOOT! Renet! O, we love the Time Lords! Lord Simultaneous, his alarmingly carefree protege Renet, and the nefarious Savanti Romero! LOVED that plotline!
I was actually a fan of the all 3 movies, it made sense to have the Ninja’s go to Japan. My biggest disappointment was that they never made a full sized time travel lamp they used in the film, I waited and waited since they made toys for everything else, lol
The movie could have used a villain from the show or toys.
@@RisingBeast00 right. I didn’t mind that Shredder and the foot weren’t in it, but they needed to at least had other traditional villains it in... not “Walker” or whatever his name was 🙄
Haha gotta love the AVGN reference :)
Love your videos so much mate
11:39 - Add my howling to the chorus, but you're showing the SNES game here which was called TMNT 4: Turtles in Time, but the *ARCADE* game of this was just TMNT: Turtles in Time (without the "4".) This is really the 2nd Arcade game, but the 2nd NES game was based on the first arcade game... Jeez, James Rolfe should do a "Chronologically Confused" episode about the TMNT games...
I prefer the arcade version myself.
Minty referencing AVGN. Two of my favorite people on TH-cam.
Avgn and the Nostalgia Critic literally murdereder this movie. 😂
@@ShogunX11 Ripped it to shreds, even
OK, I'll try to explain Turtles in Time subtitle. When the arcade game came out in 1991 it was called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time, but when SNES port came in 1992 it was released as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time. The number IV (4) stands as the forth TMNT title for home consoles. The others are:
1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1989) - NES
2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (1990) - NES. Port of TMNT: The Arcade Game from 1989.
3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project (1991) - NES
4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time (1992) - SNES
As for movie's Turtles in Time subtitle, at the time of movie's release, nowhere in the world was the movie called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Turtles in Time. The subtitle was added as a marketing gimmick on home video releases. Kinda like Die Hard 2: Die Harder.
Cheers buddy cool info thanks 😁
how bout the one on the genesis?
@@nomsg7942 Since Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist came out at the end of 1992, you can consider it to be fifth & final home console game based on 1987 TV series.
Bingo. I was positive that there was no subtitle for the third movie when it was released but by the time I got my Blu-Ray set 10+ years ago, they were officially calling it Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Turtles in Time. I've wondered if the relative popularity of the game - perhaps in conjunction with the lack of popularity of the film - led them to superficially tie the movie to the game in that way, perhaps to deliberately confuse people into thinking they were related.
@@WileECoyoder It was a common mistake, people (including me) often mistakenly called the movie "Turtles in Time," and I'm pretty sure that it was quite a while before any home video releases went along with that mistake, though I definitely agree that they really liked the idea of linking the movie to such a popular and cool game.
The Turtles traveled back to Feudal Japan and didn't bother to link up with Usagi Yojimbo... wasted opportunity.
The cinematography of TMNT3 was pretty good.
Still better than the ones they put out in the 2000's.
Are you talking about the animated 2003 show?
Those Bay flicks were horrible.
@@Axolotl_Mischief absolute abominations, but if the Turtles ever got ahold of some kind of roided out super soldier serum or were somehow altered by a villain to use against them then yeah, Bay's turtles is close to what I'd imagine
@@nsasupporter7557 no way. Must be bay turtles
@@mikeadams7904 you’ve never heard of the animated TMNT show from 2003?
"How did they go from Jim Henson puppetry to a dead-eyed corpse with fishing-line pulled lips like Mr. Ed?!" I always love when Minty shouts out to AVGN! WE NEED A MASSIVE TURTLES COLLAB VIDEO WITH THEM ASAP!
A major step down from the first 2 but I still have nostalgia for it.
Same here. Especially that it was literally the first movie I've seen in a cinema.
@@Kresegoth I was too young to see it in theatres but I am old enough to remember my dad renting the VHS for me from blockbuster. Lol
I disagree wholeheartedly. The second movie was over the top cheesy. If you want to know about cheesy really is Ninja turtles 2 is cheesy. Ninja turtles 3 brought back the darkness that turtles 1 had going for it. As I said in my main post, I find the only problem with Ninja turtles 3 is that Casey Jones was a ninja sitter. We didn't get to see him kick ass.
@@bigkmoviesandgames I never knew that 1 was the only good one really, until I became an adult. I just loved the turtles so I loved all 3 movies as a kid... I didn’t even notice how shitty looking the costumes were as well as the animatronics were in the 3rd film either until people started mentioning it
@@BondFreek well I disagree with that... there was a ALOT more problems with the 3rd movie than just Casey not having a point in it... the costumes and animatronics were TERRIBLE. No traditional villains, just mediocre villains. I can keep going but hopefully you’ll recall all of that now since apparently you forgot. By the way, the 3rd movie DID NOT bring back the dark atmosphere of the first movie. I mean, it started off dark at the beginning but it went a whole different direction. Even though 2 was corny, 3 was definitely worse
I'll wager that the toys never caught on due to when they came out. The child audience that was in on it from the beginning was growing out of the toy age. I was 14 + when this came out and I had been following the series from the start. The younger crowd was being inundated with Power Rangers and the show was falling off. The collectors and the "Ohh! Shiny!" kids were the only ones really buying it.
Really good point
True that I’ll be damned if I was playing in the drive way with a turtle van and a bee bop and rocksteady action figure. I was trying to get pussy.
@@butchreed5764 even better point
@@butchreed5764 we are all watching the same video , remember that mate
And they look stupid.
Love the Twin Peaks shirt! Best show ever made imo. You should do a video on the tv series and movie since you're a fan yourself.
The shirt was the 1st thing I noticed too, such a underrated and great show . Back when it was on I worked nights so had to record them on VHS , funny enough I still have them , yet havent had a VCR in probably 20 years.
He should think about reviewing that seriously
@@feck2594 if hulu's contract for twin peaks ever expires and you Google it isn't anywhere relocated then you charge a pretty penny or maybe update it to DVD to make some scratch
It’s weird when I was a little kid I used to love 3, but now that i’m an adult, number 1 is my absolute favorite
1 will always be the best (and probably only good) TMNT movie. 1 is a masterpiece and a classic
I liked 1and 3 I didn't like the toned down version of 2.
@@mkleejr34 what makes you think that 3 wasn’t more toned down than 2? TMNT 3 wasn’t any less toned down. At least in the second one the costumes still looked good unlike in 3
Yep, and even THAT movie was a watered down version of the true spirit of TMNT
@@nsasupporter7557 Point taken the costume were nothing like the first two movies but toned down I mean the Turtle weapon use was different. In 2 because outcry against violence this Turtles movie. I mean the first scene Mikey can't use weapon so he uses sausages Raphael can't use his Sai's. Leonardo can't use his sword. Even when later in the movie when he and the rest of Turtles were suspended in a Net and his sword on visible on his back he doesn't use them to cut his way out. TMNT 3 do to fact that it was set in Feudal Japan compare to New York City it became a way to please hardcore fans who wanted to see the Turtles use weapons more but to make things less realistic by changing settings. Come to think of it maybe that was the idea behind costumes so younger viewers could tell the difference between real and fake?
MICHELANGELO/MIKEY:
"How did you get in April's pants?"
"So this is for whoever arrives in my place, so they don't arrive bare-butt naked. I've got 3 more pairs!"
"Ahhh. Pizza, Got that dude? Pi-zza! Frisbee, also cool.
"What if we make a major U-turn and wind up in Godilla-land?"
I grew up with these movies and even owned this one, I actually liked it as a kid.
You did not know any better ur forgiven. Hopefully u movie choice has improved for the better.
It slices, it dices and it makes French Fries in five different flavors!
... kids 😉
I remember "Turtle Mania". My little brother roped me into it all when I was a kid. That was a long time ago. TMNT will always bring me back to me playing with TMNT action figures and video games and watching the movies with my little brother.
Few problems with this movie:
- Had throw-away villains instead of Krang, Beebop and Rocksteady
- Jim Hensen's company was not in charge of the turtles
- Weak plot involving time travel (which was done better in a video game)
I mean...there is alot more wrong. But ya. What a bomb ..
The only good that came from it was AVGN's review. I cracks me the fuck up.
... not to mention Casey Jones didn’t even have a point of being in it. He might as well have not even been in it. His other character he played named Wit had a point but not Casey
People really need to get over that there was no Shredder. Not every movie needs the same villain over and over again. As for the cartoon villains, the creators of TMNT didn't want any of those cartoon characters in their movies.
@@ENiceGeo agreed. However, there at least could’ve been another villain from the comic book or cartoon... not “Walker” or whatever his name is. The fact that there wasn’t a traditional TMNT villain was a major “WHAT THE F*CK?”
Minty. Your channel turning into one of my favourite TH-cam channels for sure! Only found you about a month ago. Love it
THE BEST PART OF THIS WHOLE MOVIE..
THE INTRODUCTION.. (HUGE Bright red sun, 4 horsemen being chased across one of Japans many beaches. Such an awesome shot, even to this day..)
SOGAY
I've always loved the TMNT 3 poster, as I felt as a kid it was teasing the Technodrome possibly being in a forth installment.
Rocketman's the shit. "Morning glory and hallelujah to you."
It was a fun little movie for it’s time... but nothing to cherish. The main character will always be remembered as the cop from Dumb and Dumber to me lol!
Definitely. I loved this movie as a kid.
I will never forget the scene in the isolation chamber when he drove the other guy crazy.
Along with my mom and brother, we love to say, "It wasn't me" when something bad happens.
@@Drew_D “first words on Mars... it wasn’t me!” Lol 😂
Take a drink everytime minty says teenage mutant ninja turtles 😂
I would strongly suggest against that if you want to live LOL . He did say it ALOT.
::dies::
I don’t wanna die of liver failure
I remember watching this on a Saturday afternoon tv airing and I noticed that the part where villain fell off the castle was cut.
Nice reference to the Nerd destroying the VHS! 👍
Turtles in Time on SNES was my favorite Turtles game!
Even as a kid, I remember being so disappointed by the third Ninja Turtles. I think our theaters even realized it was bad, so they coupled it with The Sandlot as a doubleheader and we watched both movies for the price of one :D
And don’t get me started on the toys. We had every turtle figure, vehicle, and environment for the first few years they came out. We had all of them from the second Turtles movie, but the third one? Hell no. They looked like garbage!
Love the Twin Peaks shirt! Will you be doing a 10 Things video about Fire Walk With Me?
"Im a nerd...thats what we do".........lmao...
Imagine if you took a shot everytime you said "Time" in this video! 🤪🥃
Just discovered your videos yesterday and I'll be honest already a big fan!!
I watched the first two on repeat as a child, but I could never get into this one. I saw opening weekend. Didn't like it and didn't rewatch it until 20 years later when I had my own kids.
Keen
I still haven’t watched it and I grew up on these movies.
I'll be honest I actually think this is kind of good
Hey it’s Sean. Cool. I hate this one. I saw it in theaters as well as a kid and was super excited for it and then super bummed
“Ninja Ninja Rap!” on repeat!
Great video minty, i remember watching this back in the day at the cinema. I noticed that you have afew Halloween videos up, could i request Halloween H20 if you have time one day. Thank you.
Duuuude, I was looking at that Twin Peaks shirt in Kmart today.
What state do you live in I I haven't seen a Kmart in probably 15 years , I loved that store .
Tmnt 3 was the robocop 3 of the series. Also nice t-shirt!
I have always loved their underground lair in this movie! I wanted to live there too.
This one was always my favorite one of all three! I even still have the cassette tape of the soundtrack 28 years later.. one of my prized possessions! 😬
Sell it
By this time of the third film, the Ninja Turtle craze of 1990 had died out.
They made a huge comeback in the mid 2000s. In 2003, the remake animated show came out... which I’ve never seen
And FYI; 'Rocketman' is an obscure Disney flick from '95 that bombed hard. And even though it was a basic-cable favorite of mine as a kid, I can still say; you're not missing anything. (LOL!) =)
It came out in ‘97, not 95. Yes, it bombed hard, but I loved it when it came out. It was a fun little movie for its time, that was it. It wasn’t a classic by any means.
@@nsasupporter7557 Thanks, I knew it was somewhere around that era. But it's nice to hear SOMEBODY actually remembers it. =)
@@BuckarooBanzai84 it just goes to show you that you were right about it bombing hard. And how I said it was just a fun little movie for it’s time and that it’s not a classic because no ones ever heard of it or not many people have heard of it anyway
@@nsasupporter7557 LOL!
Turtles "IV" is a port of the Second Arcade game titled Turtles in Time.
Turtles in Time on Snes is TMNT IV, sequel to The Manhattan Project on Nes.
@@jonathangagne2746 and the 5th game was the Genesis/Mega Drive exclusive Hyperstone Heist, which is a really good game even if it's harder then Turtles in Time on the SNES.
Zzzzzz.
Have a SNES classic and have all the games even NES, Sega PlayStation have to find a different controller. Beat the 2nd game in 2 hours last year
Rocketman is a great film. Nothing amazing but I’ve always loved it. Very funny
Rocketman was just a fun little movie for its time, that was it. It’s not a classic by any means. The main character will always be remembered as the cop from Dumb and Dumber to me lol
You should definitely review Rocket Man! it's a pretty entertaining parody-type movie with a comedian in the lead role and some well-known supporting actors.
Yeah Harland Williams is hilarious
The fart scene it the best selling point.. classic
@@TrueRedRabbit2 "WASNT ME!!"
@@granolatimes7185 lol 😂
@@julko28 right?! It’s a shame that that guy was only a character actor and not a big star. He was very smart and creative, remember when he played the cop on Dumb and Dumber? I still quote his lines “pumpkin pie hair cutted freak!” And “sucking back on grandpa’s old cough medicine” just as much as I quote Harry and Lloyds lines
That Rocketman movie is funny. I remember it fondly. During deprivation training he sings "John Jacob Jingle Heimer Schmidt!" to the annoyance of the real astronaut in the chamber next to him.
Yeah, I loved it when it first came out. But it was just a fun little movie for it’s time, it wasn’t a classic by any means. It’s a forgotten movie
"Hey, Donny, long time, Hey Raph, how'd the brain implant go?" "Uh-oh Turtle tantrum" "Meow, dude" Oh, boy do I love being a turtle. Missed me" "You think I cannot live without 1 microchip." "Elvis Presley in Blue Hawaii."
Best thing about Turtles 3: ZzTop and Casey Jones...which were barely in the movie at all..says a lot
WET WILLY TIME!!! Thanks, Minty!
Cowabunga dude! Nice review as usual! I have a DVD box set of the trilogy, Grew up with the toys/comics/cartoon etc.. Such important nostalgia- Nice little deep dive you took us on
5:39 I'm not sure you understood Henson very well. He always wanted to push puppetry in more adult and darker works. Take a look at his films The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth and The Storyteller.
There were multiple reasons why the Henson Company didn't make the suits. The third film had a smaller budget and the Henson Comoany were too busy with other works at the time to take a lower rate.
"Let's check it out, indeed." For some reason, the way you said that made me laugh. Good show.
Hollywood: Half ass it.
Hollywood: Well, I guess it has run its course.
Half ass in a Half Shell
Basically yeah.
Gr8 stuff Minty! My favourite moments of this film are when the japanese lads watch their first Ice Hockey game, fall in love with it & promptly start brawling with each other! One of em tries to take a TV back so he can still watch :) HOCKEEEEHHH!
I actually owned a copy of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 on VHS it’s actually the first one I remember seeing then I watched the first two. I also watched the cartoon and had the toys before I had seen any of the movies. Needless to say I have a special spot in my heart for part 3 and it kinda irritates me when people trash it. Thank you for such a fair and honest take on it.
You really should give Stuart Gillard’s 1997 Rocketman a watch; it’s pretty comical and good fun!
Yeah, I loved Rocketman when it came out in 1997. But it was only a fun little movie for it’s time, that was it. It’s not a classic by any means
It's possible that the Jim Henson company didn't take on TMNT 3 because they were working on The Muppet Christmas Carol and Muppet Treasure Island for Disney at the time.
Hey good one man! I had that astronaut Raphael and the Donatello with the coat and mask.
"In Time" didn't kill anything. Not even the universe of the Turtles films with TMNT being the 4th film and Bays first film being the reboot. The end of the film has Splinter putting the helmet of the bad guy from 4 in his shrine which held Super Shredders helmet, the time scepter, and the TGRI bottle. Representing all of the previous films. TMNT never dies, just rest for a few years.
It definitely got a shot in the arm with the 2003 and 2012 series
My stepdad worked on TMNT 3. His contribution? He was one of the guys who made the molds for the feet.
I've heard, regarding the different turtles' costumes, that the actors in the previous films objected to the monstrous weight and mobility restrictions of the earlier costumes, and thus the new company, who promised much more lightweight prosthetics, were brought in so that they might retain the original body-actors. This is hearsay, i can neither confirm nor deny the truth of it.
I think it was because Jim Henson didn't design them
1:05 love the AVGN reference when he sliced the VHS cassette with a samurai sword 😅
The crappy villains for this movie were the biggest problem. Everyone expected Krang for the third film... we didn't get that. Baxter Stockman in his FLY form would have been a good runner up... we didn't get that. Rat King would have been acceptable... we didn't get that. The Dimension X military rock guys like General Traag would have been good... we didn't get that. Hell, we didn't even get the mutated dinosaur warrior from the original comic's story... we got some lame normal dude dressed like a rejected musketeer instead. Not cool.
i agree
Who was expecting that? The co-creators didn't want any of the cartoon stuff in their movies. Baxter though was considered for the last movie except it was deemed not feasible to pull off the mousers in live action.
I popped when I saw the time scepter in TMNT 2007
And you know what turtles part 3 it is it's own little quirky movie give it some love people
I still have my Donatello figure around here somewhere
First: the Creature Shop didn't participate in the third entry because A; Henson's passing left them hesitant to take the job, B; they were simply too busy with other projects at the time, and C; the 3rd movie was working with a fraction of the budget the 1rst 2 had. They just couldn't afford Henson. But that being said, I actually like the premise of this one, and thought it made sense, but it was definitely executed wrong. Mostly likely for the reason you stated. =)
I actually liked this movie, to be honest. I get why it got so much heat from fans, but I actually had those 46 and 47 comics back in the day and was thrilled to see an offshoot of it make it to the big screen
Its just about 4 minutes to 3am... and I am here. What greatness!
"As common sense always prevails" i wanna live in that world.
"I'm a nerd, that's what we do" lol
I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid with my friends and absolutely hated it. You know a Turtles movie is bad when a group of 9-year-olds are contemplating walking out of the theater...
Nice vid. I might like this film more than Secret of the Ooze. Also, that soundtrack you've chosen for this video is terribly generous lol
Minty your awesome bro!
How I saw each movie as a kid:
TMNT 1: Lived up to everything awesome about Turtles, movie was amazing in every way possible.
TMNT 2: Where is Rocksteady and Bebop? who is this shitty rapper? Where's Krang? Why did super shredder kill himself immediately?
TMNT 3: Why didn't the Turtles travel in time like the game? Who are any of these characters? Why does the turtles look so shitty? Why was this movie even made?
The original poster is great in terms of artwork, though it could've used a better palette so brighten up all the darkness. The other two are terrible composition-wise and look like they were made by a first year graphic design student. At least the original exudes a Kurosawa-like Japanese samurai epic. The other two are not great in this illustrator/graphic designer's opinion.
Same
I remember renting this as a kid, but I don't remember anything in it since this was years & years ago. I do love James Rolf's video blasting it, especially the part where the guy falls in the water near the end & the effect is really bad lol.
I actually didn’t mind part 3 and didn’t think the turtles looked bad either. #TurtlesFanForLife
I love the TMNT Trilogy but understand the criticism it gets. I recall an issue in TMNT comics where Michaelangelo is in the samurai era and befriends a Mitsu like character. In the end he is seen talking to his cat regarding the story he wrote. I also remember the TMNT 3 tag line being “the turtles are back…in time.”
As a TMNT fan at the time of this movie, and having loved the previous 2 movies and the cartoon, I enjoyed this movie and still enjoy watching it now and again. It's not the greatest movie ever, but as a child it was a nice departure from dirty NYC sewers and The Foot Clan stuff.
"You were expecting maybe the Addams Family?"
I actually really like the original poster for the movie, it's got it's own identity where as the other ones looked like quick mark-ups from a marketing team. Yeah they feature the turtles more prominently but they come across kind of bland.
Also the posters. The dark poster with the turtles on horses was the American New Line Cinema distribution poster. The poster which you liked Minty was for outside the US and done by 20th Century Fox as Fox had the rights to Turtles 2 and 3 outside of the US which is why the poster art was different.
At least the time traveling thing being based on the comic was something the film got right, so I won't blame the filmmakers for that.
Just saying.....even though I didn't see the movies.
Oh and you should do that Rocketman movie, Minty. I was kinda surprised you haven't heard of it lol I loved it as a kid.
Also not to be confused with The Rocketeer
It’s Not surprising at all that Minty had never heard of it. It wasn’t a big movie at all, it was just a fun little movie for it’s time that was it. It wasn’t a classic by any means. It’s a forgotten movie. The main character will always be remembered as the cop from Dumb and Dumber to me lol
@@nsasupporter7557 I liked him as Doofer on Sorority Boys
Ah well, the streak ended, i.e. "Minty" chose the third TMNT film rather than the 3rd F13 film.
He's already done the 3rd Friday the 13th film.
@@bigkmoviesandgames Hm, did not know that (must have been months or years ago).
@@bonghunezhou5051 yeah it was a few years ago, you should check it out though it's a good video. I think now he's just going in order and finishing up the ones he hasn't done yet.
8:49, "Ninja Cowboy!" - Donnie, TMNT 2