Wanted to extend a personal thank you to James and Mason for giving us a sit at the big table today, and another special thank you to the incredible audience at Mr. Sunday Movies for being so kind and welcoming. It's been an absolute pleasure.
Get a new editor that puts up images of what you are actually talking about. It was beyond annoying that what was shown had NOTHING to do with what you were talking about.
James and Mason are great Caravan of Garbage hosts, But Sal and Ethan knock this out of the park. I would fully support them taking over whenever Mason needs another break because of James' baby
"Pizza delivery guy puts the pizza vertically and suddenly the pizza is ruined." Nah, bro. I'm from the northeast. That Domino's Pizza was ruined before it was made.
Fun fact: the turtle that yells splinter on the barn is Michelangelo but was dubbed over by Raphael’s voice actor because they scraped Mikey’s whole side plot during that part.
From what I understand he took the loss at April’s house the worst and became all silent and closed off, that’s also why April doesn’t mention Mikey when describing what’s going on with the rest of the turtles. There’s a Channel called the old turtle den or something like that that has a whole video on the side plot
I think it was the right call. Wouldn’t have fit Michelangelo’s character and would have made little sense since he remained his wisecracking self between Splinter’s abduction and the time at the farm house.
I hope this episode gets a good amount of attention, Comic Pop is a fantastic small channel that should have a Lot more subscribers than it does. Anyway I’m glad this was put out
Oh hell yeah! If you haven’t watch comic pop before please go watch them, they’re super awesome! James talked about their show back issues, I think one of their best episodes would be Batman Year One or All Star Batman.
As much as I've always loved this movie I gained a whole new appreciation for it later in life after discovering the original comics. Pretty much 90% of it is basically adapted straight from the page makiing it one of the most accurate comic book movies ever made
Yeah when they started talking about the "symbolism of the farmhouse" I was just thinking "dude... it's literally taken straight out of the comics" lol
Thanks for having the ComicPoP guys on, Im an Aussie who's been subscribed to both your channels for about 6 years or so. Would love to have Sal and the gang back for more episodes. The way they critique comics and other pop culture is hilarious accurate in a real world perspective , perfect example from this episode would be Casey Jones commiting murder, and being back up for the turtles when he's probably the weakest fighter..😂
tyrone kinard I don’t know, man. TMNT was ultimately a kids property by the time it was adapted for tv and film. Maybe they would have made money if it was rated R, but aiming for pg wasn’t necessarily disrespectful.
@tyrone kinard Barely anyone knew the comics existed; the popularity of the Turtles came from the TV show which was aimed strictly towards children. An R-rated movie would have been a humongous disconnect and would have flopped horrifically.
@tyrone kinard even the people who owned the rights to the movie thought a dark and gritty TMNT film wouldn't work. They all thought it was gonna bomb. Happy accidents ya know
tyrone kinard chill dude. The license holders had to make a choice, and they chose to make a kids property. This movie is the closest well get to the tone of the OG comics, and it’s a pretty good movie. We haven’t been betrayed, it’s just what ended up happening.
I am SO FREAKIN’ EXCITED to listen to this, and seeing the trading cards again is revisiting one of my favorite parts of childhood. Sincere thanks for this James, Maso, and our new #ComicPop friends.
Hey its Ethan n Sal! Nice one. I came to listen to Mr Sunday movies through comicpop mentioning the channel. Hopefully we get a Back issues special with Mason & Mr Sunday.
ComicPop is one of if not the best comic channel. The whole crew is charismatic. I think they’ve made videos together in the past on the ComicPop channel.
I think the reason Splinter's "fire spirit" doesn't tell them where he is being held captive, is because he doesn't actually want his sons to risk their lives saving him. He, being a father, is willing to sacrifice himself to keep his children safe.
Sal's description of Chief Sterns, "a coiled spring of a man" (for no good reason - added by Ethan) is just utterly perfect. Raymond Serra plays the role with the kind of gusto Cameron Mitchell brought to Captain Bonano in Hollywood Cop.
"Turtles" is a seriously underrated movie. Not just a piece of nostalgia either. Its got character development and arcs, gritty old NYC atmosphere, humor (Casey and Donatello), and decent martial arts. Also Shredders first entrance is epic.
If only we could get one like this now. Depressing how far many of those 80-90s franchises fell creatively, due to Bay...and others over simplifying/brightening movies and tv for "children". There's so much stuff geared for kids from that time period I can enjoy as an adult (not just nostalgia/can't say that for much for this generation ).
@@Cyril29a Yeah but it hasn't enjoyed the long term gravitas that a lot of sci fi fantasy classics from the 70s-80s have (that I think it deserves to be classed with). For example Goonies is a perrenial classic and you can still buy Sloth t shirts. But Turtles 1990 stuff is rare, and you don't see memes etc.
ALright, there's a pretty serious bit of misinformation around 28:30 where credit is being given to the wrong person. First, the turtles were NOT just played by stunt men, then dubbed over. There were a minimum of 4 actors per turtle: 1. Physical actors (who all wore the suits for non action sequences) 2. Stunt actors (all of whom were originally from Hong Kong with one important change) 3. Voice actors 4. Puppeteers I think it's criminal that not all of these actors are credited for their specific work. Josh Pais was NOT the stunt actor for Raphael. Around the 30 minute mark of this video one of them says "I don't think they threw a dude into that garbage can when he like gets launched into there!" But they DID. That "dude" was Mo Yuen, Raphael's stunt actor from Hong Kong. He got injured doing that very stunt! They got a foot solider actor to fill in, who's name was Kenn Troum ( He now goes by Kenn Scott). Kenn is actually credited as "Talkative Foot #2" and got his SAG card for two lines in the film, one of which was cut. Scott was actually the foot soldier that they talked about at 1:51, who engaged Michelangelo in the nunchuck competition. Scott did some very recognizable stunts such rolling over the taxi cab near central park (Pais is actually in the back seat in that scene as a passenger, if you need more proof that he's not his own stunt man) and the fight scene on top of the roof. If getting this information accurate is important/interesting, Kenn Scott's book about his journey in the first film and his work in the second film is covered in "Teenage Ninja to Mutant Turtle: Becoming the Reel Raphael." It's $10 on Amazon and well worth a read.
Fun fact: the farmhouse is actually located in Northampton, MA, which is about a 3 hour drive from NYC and was the original home of Mirage Studios! The building that housed Mirage has a plaque on it commemorating it as a historic part of the town. (Coincidentally, across the street is Joe's Pizza, which is pretty darned good.) Northampton is definitely worth a visit for its abundance of great restaurants and cool, hippie vibes.
One of the best comic book movies ever made. It was funny, occasionally zany, violent, and had a heart. The scene with Splinter in the campfire was such a brilliant scene, I mean, how can rubber puppets have so much soul? Highly underrated.
Wow this was amazing. I really like these guys. I'm glad they got some shine, and can't wait to check out some of their other stuff. I LOVE this film and to me it's aged like fine wine IMO. Simply because the emotional beats, and even the subtle back story of Casey Jones and April O Neal they drop in are always welcome. Edit: Also my running theory of The Shredder and The Foot in this movie is that Shredder is involved in organized crime (possibly Yakuza) He migrated to the United States and is in the early stages of setting up shop with other Yakuza in NYC, and his specialty was theft. He uses the Japanese cultural items to intrigue, intimidate, and lure in impressionable youth (a lot of which may have never seen someone who can do what he does in a Shogun outfit) to start up a new regime like he had in Japan. That would also explain why he uses runaways to become Foot Soldiers. It also lines up with the economic collapse and reconstruction of Japan and major Japanese cities' crackdown on organized crime. That's just my theory though. He doesn't just recruit kids, he recruits young runaways.
I watched this movie as a 10 yr old. When the “bad boys” are offered cigarettes, I thought the choices were “regular” or “mental”. From then on, I spent my teenage years trying to figure out where to buy mental cigarettes
Bro I was literally hoping comicpop would drop another turtles podcast. I just tore through most of the show and the idw comic so I’ve been on a turtles binge
Pizza Hut started doing delivery in 1986. The reason why the pizza is Dominos in the movie is that they were in a bidding war for advertising and the production company thought Dominos was going to win, so they filmed the scene with Dominos. By the time Pizza Hut came out on top, the scene was already filmed and they didn't want to re-shoot it.
Excuse you all? No no, the first series from 1987 was best. Maybe on a nostalgia level or the fact that all others were trying to copy, idk. But it was definitely.... the only 1 I fully remember lol
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) is still a genuinely good film today . Its funny, its got likeable characters , fun fight scenes , great animatonic effects and a suprising amount of heart as well. Good stuff !
Shredder's first entrance will always be a favorite of mine. I remember when my local blockbuster had a sale on excess inventory I found this for 99¢ and bought it. I was just the right age when it came out, 7 years old, so it'll always hold a place in my heart.
6:15 no blood? Yes there is. Shredder gets bloodied by Splinter in the flashback and slashed by Leo in the final fight. And I always thought Splinter looked a little bloody when he was chained up as Shredders prisoner. Unless his fur is just really matted down by sweat.
GUYS. I just randomly decided to watch this with my significant last night, who went into it snarky and came out of it crying. And now I get to wake up to this. Blessed be.
@@liquidamerican8543 It's not uncommon for guys to beat their girlfriends or wives while watching the 90s TMNT movies. I'd place my bets on that being the reason for the tears.
Ah, the TMNT collector cards. I still have my entire set. Along with virtually every NECA TMNT product going. Those movie figures are the absolute bomb. My absolute favourite movie as a kid, I have it on VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray with audio commentary and deleted scenes. This movies still holds up.
Ei Sal and Ethan! Where's Ben and Tiffany? Anyway great job as always. Maybe more crossovers huh? It would be great for Mr. Sunday Movies to be on ComicPop.
1:44:23 -- Splinter dies in the 2012 animated series, a few seasons in. It's a huge showdown with Shredder and he gets stabbed and dropped off a fkn building, which is REALLY brutal for a kids show. The rest of the season/show kinda follows on with the fallout from that too.
Casey and April absolutely boinked when the Turtles went off to the woods. That seemed heavily implied to me-- noticed as an adult not when I was 5, LoL
Wanted to extend a personal thank you to James and Mason for giving us a sit at the big table today, and another special thank you to the incredible audience at Mr. Sunday Movies for being so kind and welcoming. It's been an absolute pleasure.
This was great!
The most ambitious crossover since Infinity War
@@joaquinjfernandez1528 *since Scooby Doo meet John Cena
Get a new editor that puts up images of what you are actually talking about. It was beyond annoying that what was shown had NOTHING to do with what you were talking about.
James and Mason are usually the only podcasters I have any patience for but I found myself really enjoying this episode, good stuff
James and Maso have perfected their american accents.
James voice ::::
“What do yOU MEAANNNNN mason”
Well, it's very odd listening to them and how they never user Aussie or British slang.
and the comicpop crew perfected their Australian accents
Congratulations James and Mason on having a child.
I laughed
It’s a good day to already be a Comic POP fan
You've got that right
Yeah. Maybe the rub will stop them from bleeding views.
Yeah I am a huge fan of comicpop and of course sunday movies
IKR? And Ethan’s here!
Fr, it is also great to know that there are men of culture here
Comic pop is one of the best channels on YT. Sal's sass is just awesome
This is the crossover I never knew I needed, this is truly a blessed moment
James and Mason are great Caravan of Garbage hosts, But Sal and Ethan knock this out of the park. I would fully support them taking over whenever Mason needs another break because of James' baby
Boy do I have news for you
Yeah… you guys rock
i'd like to see all 4 talking sillyness
@@accidentalmadness1708 I guess we’ll never know that one bit of news.
Oh? They had a baby together?
no way!!! comic pop?!? BEST COMIC CHANNEL OUT THERE
"Pizza delivery guy puts the pizza vertically and suddenly the pizza is ruined." Nah, bro. I'm from the northeast. That Domino's Pizza was ruined before it was made.
100% this lmao.
Hearing Sal and Ethan's voices without seeing their faces is really jarring to me for some reason.
Suffer No Fools What?
@Suffer No Fools he's cool calm down
@Suffer No Fools,being a lil bit hypocritical aren't you?
@Suffer No Fools ur name
Fun fact: the turtle that yells splinter on the barn is Michelangelo but was dubbed over by Raphael’s voice actor because they scraped Mikey’s whole side plot during that part.
It does fit, since Mikey was the one crying during the meditation scene
What was his side plot?
From what I understand he took the loss at April’s house the worst and became all silent and closed off, that’s also why April doesn’t mention Mikey when describing what’s going on with the rest of the turtles. There’s a Channel called the old turtle den or something like that that has a whole video on the side plot
I think it was the right call. Wouldn’t have fit Michelangelo’s character and would have made little sense since he remained his wisecracking self between Splinter’s abduction and the time at the farm house.
I hope this episode gets a good amount of attention, Comic Pop is a fantastic small channel that should have a Lot more subscribers than it does. Anyway I’m glad this was put out
It’s weird having Sal and Ethan but not Ben
weirdest part about it is Ben is probably the more inline with usual Mr Sunday Movies random tangent humour than the other guys are
I love the ComicPop crew
Oh hell yeah! If you haven’t watch comic pop before please go watch them, they’re super awesome! James talked about their show back issues, I think one of their best episodes would be Batman Year One or All Star Batman.
So glad to be introduced to these awesome people
TMNT / Batman Crossover. All 3 of them. Yes, they're actually good!
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Their Clone Saga episode had me dying for WEEKS😂😂😂
Oh my GOD. Now some part of the ComicPop crew is gonna imprint onto Mr.SundayMovies 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
But how did this happen?
Let's go back, let's go back...
As much as I've always loved this movie I gained a whole new appreciation for it later in life after discovering the original comics. Pretty much 90% of it is basically adapted straight from the page makiing it one of the most accurate comic book movies ever made
Yeah when they started talking about the "symbolism of the farmhouse" I was just thinking "dude... it's literally taken straight out of the comics" lol
Thanks for having the ComicPoP guys on, Im an Aussie who's been subscribed to both your channels for about 6 years or so. Would love to have Sal and the gang back for more episodes. The way they critique comics and other pop culture is hilarious accurate in a real world perspective , perfect example from this episode would be Casey Jones commiting murder, and being back up for the turtles when he's probably the weakest fighter..😂
“Why were they in an antique shop?”
Me, with my encyclopedic knowledge on Ninja turtles: “well you see....”
tyrone kinard I don’t know, man. TMNT was ultimately a kids property by the time it was adapted for tv and film. Maybe they would have made money if it was rated R, but aiming for pg wasn’t necessarily disrespectful.
@tyrone kinard Barely anyone knew the comics existed; the popularity of the Turtles came from the TV show which was aimed strictly towards children. An R-rated movie would have been a humongous disconnect and would have flopped horrifically.
@tyrone kinard even the people who owned the rights to the movie thought a dark and gritty TMNT film wouldn't work. They all thought it was gonna bomb. Happy accidents ya know
tyrone kinard chill dude. The license holders had to make a choice, and they chose to make a kids property. This movie is the closest well get to the tone of the OG comics, and it’s a pretty good movie.
We haven’t been betrayed, it’s just what ended up happening.
@tyrone kinard
other than Robocop and Toxic Avenger none of those movies were rated R
oh shit sal is here, nice. I remember mr sunday movies commenting on one of their videos
I just want to thank you guys for bringing more eyes on the Comic Pop crew. It is honestly my favourite comic book channel. You guys are great, too.
I am SO FREAKIN’ EXCITED to listen to this, and seeing the trading cards again is revisiting one of my favorite parts of childhood. Sincere thanks for this James, Maso, and our new #ComicPop friends.
Hey its Ethan n Sal! Nice one. I came to listen to Mr Sunday movies through comicpop mentioning the channel. Hopefully we get a Back issues special with Mason & Mr Sunday.
What's funny is that this retrospective is longer than the movie
Comic Pop deserves more subscribers
2 hours! More like
"Mr. Take Up Your Entire Sunday Movies"
Gotem
Was expecting MrSundayMovies got comicpop.
A surprise to be sure but a welcome one.
These mfs are just James and mason without the accents lol
N94able I understood that reference
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ComicPop is one of if not the best comic channel. The whole crew is charismatic. I think they’ve made videos together in the past on the ComicPop channel.
Oh hell yeah this is going to be good
Also I’m first
I think the reason Splinter's "fire spirit" doesn't tell them where he is being held captive, is because he doesn't actually want his sons to risk their lives saving him. He, being a father, is willing to sacrifice himself to keep his children safe.
Sal and Ethan guest starring on Mr Sunday Movies? This does put a smile on my face
Sal's description of Chief Sterns, "a coiled spring of a man" (for no good reason - added by Ethan) is just utterly perfect.
Raymond Serra plays the role with the kind of gusto Cameron Mitchell brought to Captain Bonano in Hollywood Cop.
Serra played the role like a real hard nosed NYPD veteran.
A Tums Festival of acting.
"Turtles" is a seriously underrated movie. Not just a piece of nostalgia either. Its got character development and arcs, gritty old NYC atmosphere, humor (Casey and Donatello), and decent martial arts. Also Shredders first entrance is epic.
If only we could get one like this now. Depressing how far many of those 80-90s franchises fell creatively, due to Bay...and others over simplifying/brightening movies and tv for "children".
There's so much stuff geared for kids from that time period I can enjoy as an adult (not just nostalgia/can't say that for much for this generation ).
100%%%%%%%
It is the most successful indie film of all time. I don't think that qualifies as underrated.
@@Cyril29a Yeah but it hasn't enjoyed the long term gravitas that a lot of sci fi fantasy classics from the 70s-80s have (that I think it deserves to be classed with). For example Goonies is a perrenial classic and you can still buy Sloth t shirts. But Turtles 1990 stuff is rare, and you don't see memes etc.
@@Cyril29a it was until that point which is nothing to sneeze at, but a few have overtaken it now
Shout out to Comic Pop; the best comic crew on TH-cam!
The Laird warehouse on Eastman island doesn’t flow off the tongue
"Chekhov's nunchucks" Amazing!
Man the Pizza Hut segment got me DYING knowing they're actually closing stores😂😂
ALright, there's a pretty serious bit of misinformation around 28:30 where credit is being given to the wrong person. First, the turtles were NOT just played by stunt men, then dubbed over. There were a minimum of 4 actors per turtle:
1. Physical actors (who all wore the suits for non action sequences)
2. Stunt actors (all of whom were originally from Hong Kong with one important change)
3. Voice actors
4. Puppeteers
I think it's criminal that not all of these actors are credited for their specific work.
Josh Pais was NOT the stunt actor for Raphael. Around the 30 minute mark of this video one of them says "I don't think they threw a dude into that garbage can when he like gets launched into there!" But they DID. That "dude" was Mo Yuen, Raphael's stunt actor from Hong Kong. He got injured doing that very stunt! They got a foot solider actor to fill in, who's name was Kenn Troum ( He now goes by Kenn Scott). Kenn is actually credited as "Talkative Foot #2" and got his SAG card for two lines in the film, one of which was cut. Scott was actually the foot soldier that they talked about at 1:51, who engaged Michelangelo in the nunchuck competition.
Scott did some very recognizable stunts such rolling over the taxi cab near central park (Pais is actually in the back seat in that scene as a passenger, if you need more proof that he's not his own stunt man) and the fight scene on top of the roof.
If getting this information accurate is important/interesting, Kenn Scott's book about his journey in the first film and his work in the second film is covered in "Teenage Ninja to Mutant Turtle: Becoming the Reel Raphael." It's $10 on Amazon and well worth a read.
Fun fact: the guy who voices Elmo voices splinter
And Optimus Prime is voiced by Winnie The Pooh. Literally, winnie the pooh the bear, voiced Optimus Prime.
Fun fact: the voice of Elmo gives meth to young men then sexually interferes with them
Ello Owu Your thinking of Peter Cullen who voiced Prime who voiced Ehor not Winnie the pooh
@@tfuniverse1651 damn, you're right. That's the guy
They go over this in the video tho?
YAY! SAL and Ethan! Cowabonga! Comic-Popobonga? (I tried!)
Fun fact: the farmhouse is actually located in Northampton, MA, which is about a 3 hour drive from NYC and was the original home of Mirage Studios! The building that housed Mirage has a plaque on it commemorating it as a historic part of the town. (Coincidentally, across the street is Joe's Pizza, which is pretty darned good.) Northampton is definitely worth a visit for its abundance of great restaurants and cool, hippie vibes.
Shredder's plan:
1.Steal TVs
2.???
3.World Domination
These are two of my favorite youtube channels working together couldn't like fast enough
One of the best comic book movies ever made.
It was funny, occasionally zany, violent, and had a heart. The scene with Splinter in the campfire was such a brilliant scene, I mean, how can rubber puppets have so much soul?
Highly underrated.
Wow this was amazing. I really like these guys. I'm glad they got some shine, and can't wait to check out some of their other stuff. I LOVE this film and to me it's aged like fine wine IMO. Simply because the emotional beats, and even the subtle back story of Casey Jones and April O Neal they drop in are always welcome.
Edit: Also my running theory of The Shredder and The Foot in this movie is that Shredder is involved in organized crime (possibly Yakuza) He migrated to the United States and is in the early stages of setting up shop with other Yakuza in NYC, and his specialty was theft. He uses the Japanese cultural items to intrigue, intimidate, and lure in impressionable youth (a lot of which may have never seen someone who can do what he does in a Shogun outfit) to start up a new regime like he had in Japan. That would also explain why he uses runaways to become Foot Soldiers. It also lines up with the economic collapse and reconstruction of Japan and major Japanese cities' crackdown on organized crime. That's just my theory though. He doesn't just recruit kids, he recruits young runaways.
I watched this movie as a 10 yr old. When the “bad boys” are offered cigarettes, I thought the choices were “regular” or “mental”. From then on, I spent my teenage years trying to figure out where to buy mental cigarettes
Lmao
That’s exactly what I heard too! Mental lolol
I like how this podcast is longer than the film 😂😂😂
Good point.
This just MADE 2020 so much better, best crossover!
Bro I was literally hoping comicpop would drop another turtles podcast. I just tore through most of the show and the idw comic so I’ve been on a turtles binge
I literally just started watching comic pop like a week or two ago. This is weird...
Just a conspiracy, don't worry about it.
Lyndsay Brown 🙄🙄🙄
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Pizza Hut started doing delivery in 1986. The reason why the pizza is Dominos in the movie is that they were in a bidding war for advertising and the production company thought Dominos was going to win, so they filmed the scene with Dominos. By the time Pizza Hut came out on top, the scene was already filmed and they didn't want to re-shoot it.
The best Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Series is the 2003 4 kids version.
Nah. 2012
This man knows class and quality
Yes.
One. Two. Three. Four. Turtles!
Excuse you all? No no, the first series from 1987 was best. Maybe on a nostalgia level or the fact that all others were trying to copy, idk. But it was definitely.... the only 1 I fully remember lol
Hahaha yesss I totally forgot how much I loved that show
hopefully comic pop will get more viewer from this. been watching them for 4 years and it would be great if they were able to get a bigger following
Glad to see my favourite youtubers working together!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) is still a genuinely good film today . Its funny, its got likeable characters , fun fight scenes , great animatonic effects and a suprising amount of heart as well. Good stuff !
Shredder's first entrance will always be a favorite of mine. I remember when my local blockbuster had a sale on excess inventory I found this for 99¢ and bought it. I was just the right age when it came out, 7 years old, so it'll always hold a place in my heart.
Sal and Ethan on Caravan of Garbage?! Awesome! Just like an episode of Elseworlds Exchange (and secretly my favourite pairing too).
My two favorite channels coming together?!? This is madness!!!
This collaboration was great. Always down to see cross over stuff between CP and MSM! My two favorite TH-cam channels!
6:15 no blood? Yes there is. Shredder gets bloodied by Splinter in the flashback and slashed by Leo in the final fight.
And I always thought Splinter looked a little bloody when he was chained up as Shredders prisoner.
Unless his fur is just really matted down by sweat.
Pretend it’s a caravan of garbage but we all know this is a (brilliant) Elseworlds Exchange
Casey Jones was a professional cricket player duh
That's 6 Runs!!
He’s American, we don’t know what that is
Cricket?! No one understands cricket! You gotta know what a crumpet is to understand cricket!
@@gabekryst1491 the lesson is pain 101... your instructor is Casey Jones
@Ghostface 90 its a reference from the film
Comic Pop!
That youth group story was fucking hilarious. I had to rewind it to hear it again.
GUYS. I just randomly decided to watch this with my significant last night, who went into it snarky and came out of it crying. And now I get to wake up to this. Blessed be.
@@liquidamerican8543 Poor Shredder. All he wanted was... wait, what did he want?
@@liquidamerican8543 It's not uncommon for guys to beat their girlfriends or wives while watching the 90s TMNT movies. I'd place my bets on that being the reason for the tears.
@@liquidamerican8543 She was rooting for Shredder.
"Come back here... I'm not finished with you... DAAAAAAAAAAAMN!!!"
Plz let this be the sub increase they need
How in the hell is "damn" a curse word in America. Growing up in Ireland, that is such an alien and hilarious concept to me
Yea, I always found that bizarre too.
I don't have the time now, but I will be back. Thanks for all your efforts.
Its incredible that this movie even exists. Something like TMNT would never happen today. Im glad I grew up in the 90's. An amazing childhood.
I also felt old. Remembering 3 decades into the past is a strange notion.
does anybody remember when Raphael says "Now I know what its like to travel without a green card" in the movie
Comic pop is awesome
Ah, the TMNT collector cards. I still have my entire set. Along with virtually every NECA TMNT product going. Those movie figures are the absolute bomb.
My absolute favourite movie as a kid, I have it on VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray with audio commentary and deleted scenes. This movies still holds up.
Ei Sal and Ethan! Where's Ben and Tiffany? Anyway great job as always. Maybe more crossovers huh? It would be great for Mr. Sunday Movies to be on ComicPop.
Love when my two favourite channels collaborate!
Oh man, i remember my little brother yelling DAMN! Then my mom took the VHS and hid it for weeks
New Jersey in the house!!!!!!
How do you convince kids in the 80s / 90s to become ninja? Probably just ask them. Giving them a half pipe, arcade machines and pizza is just a bonus!
Very cool couple of dudes, I appreciated this whole video so much.
love hearing you lot talk
HELL YEAH COMICPOP!!!
“I have a newborn kid, and Mason has to look after it...” I fuckin love you guys, you’re both hilarious. Thanks for all you do!
I can imagine Sal,Ethan,Ben and Tiffany doing commentary for movies
Damn it.... I'm a year older than Ethan.... I did not need to know that...
Worlds collide! Haha Enjoyed this! Also, this was some of the best audio quality I've heard from the Comic Pop gang. Nice.
Oh now this a crossover, boys
Love both ur channels glad to see u collaborate
Love comicpop
Here for comic pop
How is this longer than the actual movie?
1:44:23 -- Splinter dies in the 2012 animated series, a few seasons in. It's a huge showdown with Shredder and he gets stabbed and dropped off a fkn building, which is REALLY brutal for a kids show. The rest of the season/show kinda follows on with the fallout from that too.
These guys are Master Monday Films and Doctor Tuesday Talkies.
this is the crossover of my dreams but the fact that its not a Back Issues style episode kills my heart
Casey and April absolutely boinked when the Turtles went off to the woods. That seemed heavily implied to me-- noticed as an adult not when I was 5, LoL
Sal’s youth group story absolutely killed me lmfao
No way, two of my favourite channels collabing? You should crossover more bloody often mate.
They have on comic pop
@@ilikerice5208 Oh sh*t really? Gotta link?
Edit: Thanks
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I see you are familiar with Oneyplays and Mr. Critic..
@@Aeon2Flux I put in a Nintendo cartridge and the Nostalgia Critic and Peter Griffin bled at me :(
Always a good day to hear major league butt kicking is back in town. Damn.
Can we talk about how 4 six foot mutant teenagers and one rat man eat one large pizza between them? 5 people need at least 3 large pizzas.
I love this film. I genuinely think this is the only decent TMNT movie.
Judith Hoag is the only April O’Neil to me
I'm 23 almost 24 and love this movie