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Published: 2014-09-17 23:44:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 21467; Favourites: 243; Downloads: 126
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For those of you who can't let go.Related content
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles isn't such a childish series! It's really gotten rather mature and can be enjoyed well by adults now too.
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He looks like a hyper-realistic version of the bald guy from Filthy Frank (I cant remember his name)
Good job tho!Β Β
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The best quote to represent this image: "I don't want change! I DON'T WANT CHANGE! EVERYTHING TMNT HAS TO STAY THE SAME!!"
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It's only a soft toy.
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I know but I'm just jokin
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Oh fuck. That is not only a brilliant artwork like the rest of yours, but it also hit home. Hard.
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holy crap it's Michael bay!!! XD great job though!!!
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Yeah... But come on, the Michael bay film was shit...
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This movie was shit. True. Bad short story.
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That's me in every single way possible, can't let go of childish thingsΒ Β
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Such skill...and always seemingly dedicated to telling people what they like is wrong. Β I think you have more in common with the villains of some of your images than you may realize.
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Haha, this is pretty cool, I like the contrast between the two
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Why does that sound so familiar? Might be time for a Web Safari!
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Is this inspired from that Ninja Turtle snuff movie?
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I've never even heard of it!
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I think it's banned. They decapitate one of them.
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Heh, I was never really into the comics or cartoons, but I did really like the first movie. There's just something low tech and likeable about it, I dunno. Also just fun seeing baby Sam Rockwell in a small role.Β
Got to agree with the people who are saying the Bay versions are hideous - whether or not you have nostalgia goggles on, those are just unpleasant-looking designs.Β
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Holy f***, he's the teenager that explains how the depot works to a couple other foot cadets!
I love that my brain could retroactively pluck out where his bit role was, but that I didn't link up it was him until randomly reading a dA comment.
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Yeah! Crazy, isn't it?
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I was never a huge fan of the franchise but the rubber suit turtles were goofy fun. I remember the comics as being well drawn and surprisingly dark at times, though I'm not sure how they'd hold up now.
I've got bigger issues with what Bay did to two of my favourite horror films. TheΒ early scenes of his Texas Chainsaw Massacre give us a van filled with agency models pretending to be seventies stoners where the first gave us a van filled with very convincing seventies stoners. One bravely refuses a joint and after the occasional scare and a whole lot of overcooked contrivance predictably outlives the rest. The original got much of its impact fromΒ showing just how random andΒ indiscriminate violence can be, and it was pretty sickening to see a remake of the film that started theΒ teen slasher genre adopt the smug morality thatΒ crept into it over time.
I didn't bother with Bay's take on Nightmare on Elm Street and have heard nothing good about it since. I once showed the original to a partner's younger brother, and any Hollywood directors who think modern audiences can't or won't appreciate films made many years ago could learn a lot from his response!
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I hate being 'that guy' but I really hate this trend of remaking movies that were perfectly good to begin with without bringing anything new that's worthwhile into it. If a remake puts it's own interesting spin on things - I think the recent Apes movies were quite good - or if the original was a diamond in the rough, sure. I'm just glad the remake of Re-Animator (possibly my all time favorite movie) as a slick tv show full of sexy 20-somethings got tanked.
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That guy? You speak for a great many people.
Haven't seen the new Apes movies, but I'll have to change that soon.
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I haven't seen the second one, but the first one surprised us by its quality when we saw it. I was leery of the CGI and I guess I'd been burned by the Burton remake, which had spectacular make-up and absolutely nothing else worthwhile about it. But no, this one focused on Cesar and really made him a tragic, relatable hero.Β
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Ten years agoΒ I wouldn't have been surprised to hear some people would have fond memories of the Turtles. If I'd have been told their interest would prompt a $125M blockbuster that went on to make a massive profit I'd have never believed it.
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when everyone was watching the new turtles i pulled my dad's old vhs and watched the first ninja turtles movie, well, at least they were real, guys in costumes but at least they looked like the tv ones.
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A lot of people haveΒ fond memories of the rubber-suit turtles - see what viergacht's said above!
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I know, i liked them on TMNT: the movie 1 & 2... the third one looked stupid and had no shreeder so meh...
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Me in a nutshell
Though I don't look like that X'D
Nicely done Flax :3
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