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Official TMNT thread, R.I.P to the OG Master Splinter
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by pr0phecy718,
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Bay is always miss. Be better off with Wiseau directing. At least it'd be funny.
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i completely forgot i took these pics at sdcc 2010
oh and here is some movie news:
http://www.superherohype....age-mutant-ninja-turtles
my bad about the 4th pic, i guess i held my phone upside down
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http://www.superherohype....age-mutant-ninja-turtles
my bad about the 4th pic, i guess i held my phone upside down
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True, at least w/ him we have the option of hit or miss, M.Night just misses the whole time. He %!%$%% up The Last Airbender for meOriginally Posted by thegoat121886
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should just expect hella explosions?
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just as long as its dark and violent i will be happy...but yeah, even though it came way after, im already used to them having individual colors
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probably
I read they're looking to include Krang and the technodrome..if it works out
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[h1]New Writers for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles[/h1]
by Silas Lesnick
Aug 20th, 2010
The Iron Man duo of Art Marcum and Matt Holloway
In a move that would seem to support one of the details of yesterday's alleged Paramount slate leak, the studio has brought new writers aboard the planned live-action reboot of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, reports Deadline.
Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, two of the names behind the first Iron Man are the team tasked with breathing new life into the franchise which, based on the 1984 comic book by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, has spawned four television series (three animated, one live-action) and four feature films (one animated, three live-action).
The reboot is currently being developed by Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes and, according to Deadline, the plan is to develop it into a tentpole franchise.
This is good news
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Turtles gon' be chucking grenades instead of ninja stars.
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bay is a bad idea for this
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we'll see how it works out
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we'll see how it works out
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-iron man writers will base the movie on the original darker, grittier comic book instead of making it kiddy like
-summer 2012 looks to be the aim for the reboot
-summer 2012 looks to be the aim for the reboot
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Yo this is really good news for me I was always a huge Ninja Turtles fan as a kid
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cute reporter, they should make that reporter chick april o'neil.
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man i hope this reboot brings this franchise back up.
hopefully more movies will be in the work after this.
i'll be a fan until i die
also i hope this will show NECA that there are still fans out there that will buy their TMNT exclusives
i've been waiting YEARS for their damn April O'niel and Shredder to drop
hopefully more movies will be in the work after this.
i'll be a fan until i die
also i hope this will show NECA that there are still fans out there that will buy their TMNT exclusives
i've been waiting YEARS for their damn April O'niel and Shredder to drop
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sounds cool, love tmnt, just hope michael bay isnt involved in it too much, cause he sucks %%$.. totally screwed spiderman
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Originally Posted by SEAN C0MBS
we'll see how it works out
hes good at blowing stuff up, he cant produce or direct for %*%%
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lol i don't think that's ever coming outOriginally Posted by Spidermachine916
man i hope this reboot brings this franchise back up.
hopefully more movies will be in the work after this.
i'll be a fan until i die
also i hope this will show NECA that there are still fans out there that will buy their TMNT exclusives
i've been waiting YEARS for their damn April O'niel and Shredder to drop
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Originally Posted by pr0phecy718
lol i don't think that's ever coming outOriginally Posted by Spidermachine916
man i hope this reboot brings this franchise back up.
hopefully more movies will be in the work after this.
i'll be a fan until i die
also i hope this will show NECA that there are still fans out there that will buy their TMNT exclusives
i've been waiting YEARS for their damn April O'niel and Shredder to drop
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if you check ebay, no doubt you'll be able to find april o'neil, in a blue jumpsuit, a green one or the cartoon colored yellow jumpsuit. the others, like shredder, elite guard and footsoldier probably will never be releasedOriginally Posted by Spidermachine916
Originally Posted by pr0phecy718
lol i don't think that's ever coming outOriginally Posted by Spidermachine916
man i hope this reboot brings this franchise back up.
hopefully more movies will be in the work after this.
i'll be a fan until i die
also i hope this will show NECA that there are still fans out there that will buy their TMNT exclusives
i've been waiting YEARS for their damn April O'niel and Shredder to drop
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Teena...hash=item2a0bf4be47#shId
TMNT Co-Creator Selling Tons of Turtle Treasures
Logan Westbrook | 19 Nov 2010 19:50
If you've got several thousand dollars to spare, you could bag yourself the Holy Grail of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle collectibles.
Kevin Eastman, one half of the creative duo that came up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, is selling his entire collection of Turtles merchandise and paraphernalia in one enormous lot on Ebay. The lot contains pretty much everything that ever had a Ninja Turtle put on it, as well as a number of unique items that you can't get anywhere else.
At the height of their popularity in the early 90s, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles turned up pretty much everywhere. Eastman made a point of collecting one of every piece of merchandise, so the lot includes things like lunchboxes, breakfast cereals, towels and even skis. Also included is the Leonardo costume from the 1990 movie, videotapes of most of the original TMNT cartoons, and original concept artwork for a lot of the toys. The full collection runs to fifty boxes, some of which apparently haven't been opened in twenty years, and Eastman has signed each one with a head sketch to prove their authenticity. Eastman will also sign up to 250 items from the collection, if the buyer so desires.
But if you want the collection, you're going to either need very deep pockets or know a lot of Turtles fans who want to chip in. The bidding started at $50,000 and has a reserve which is yet to be met. So far, there have been seven bids, each one adding a hundred dollars or so to the total, but as is often the case on Ebay, the bidding will likely heat up when the deadline gets a little closer.
Considering the size of the collection, I wouldn't be at all surprised if someone bought it with the intention of breaking it up into smaller lots and reselling it. That said, there's some very dedicated collectors out there, and this is the mother lode of TMNT collectibles; it's entirely possible that someone is ready to drop upwards of fifty grand to have their very own Turtles museum.
TMNT Co-Creator Selling Tons of Turtle Treasures
Logan Westbrook | 19 Nov 2010 19:50
If you've got several thousand dollars to spare, you could bag yourself the Holy Grail of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle collectibles.
Kevin Eastman, one half of the creative duo that came up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, is selling his entire collection of Turtles merchandise and paraphernalia in one enormous lot on Ebay. The lot contains pretty much everything that ever had a Ninja Turtle put on it, as well as a number of unique items that you can't get anywhere else.
At the height of their popularity in the early 90s, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles turned up pretty much everywhere. Eastman made a point of collecting one of every piece of merchandise, so the lot includes things like lunchboxes, breakfast cereals, towels and even skis. Also included is the Leonardo costume from the 1990 movie, videotapes of most of the original TMNT cartoons, and original concept artwork for a lot of the toys. The full collection runs to fifty boxes, some of which apparently haven't been opened in twenty years, and Eastman has signed each one with a head sketch to prove their authenticity. Eastman will also sign up to 250 items from the collection, if the buyer so desires.
But if you want the collection, you're going to either need very deep pockets or know a lot of Turtles fans who want to chip in. The bidding started at $50,000 and has a reserve which is yet to be met. So far, there have been seven bids, each one adding a hundred dollars or so to the total, but as is often the case on Ebay, the bidding will likely heat up when the deadline gets a little closer.
Considering the size of the collection, I wouldn't be at all surprised if someone bought it with the intention of breaking it up into smaller lots and reselling it. That said, there's some very dedicated collectors out there, and this is the mother lode of TMNT collectibles; it's entirely possible that someone is ready to drop upwards of fifty grand to have their very own Turtles museum.
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i would seriously buy that! but if i had the money....
wonder why he's selling them?
wonder why he's selling them?
