Die Turtles müssen sich als Teenager mit ihrem neuen Leben als Helden auseinandersetzen und gleichzeitig den Druck bewältigen, der mit dem Besuch der High School in New York City verbunden i... Alles lesenDie Turtles müssen sich als Teenager mit ihrem neuen Leben als Helden auseinandersetzen und gleichzeitig den Druck bewältigen, der mit dem Besuch der High School in New York City verbunden ist.Die Turtles müssen sich als Teenager mit ihrem neuen Leben als Helden auseinandersetzen und gleichzeitig den Druck bewältigen, der mit dem Besuch der High School in New York City verbunden ist.
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It's The Best Series Ever I Ever Seen. Last Year I Saw The Movie It Was Funny And Ice Cube Finally Came Back It's Been a While Since We Saw Him. Then This Came Out I Saw It On It's Premiere Day And Finish It On It's Premiere Day I Really Liked It The Voice Actors Reprising There Roles Are Amazing Seth Rogen As Executive Producer He Did Really Good As Producer. Then The Animation Is Amazing, The Designs Are Artistic It's Really Amazing I Just Can't Wait For Season 2. Thanks To The Voice Actors And The Developers Creating This Show I Hope We Can Have, Another Show Just Like This Thanks Paramount.
So it's not as gen alphay as mutant mayhem when in that movie they say slangs like: Sus, & rizz. But in show April says Drake. Which probably isn't referencing to what I think it is. If you know, you know. Also you can tell it's low budge because they were to lazy to find someone that sounds like Jackie chan, so they either got splinter to speak vermin, or Raphael doing a Batman voiceover. And the first half of the show is the plot shown in the trailers with the robots and everything, but the second half is something completely different. But overall it was okay. Mutant mayhem is way better.:)
After watching the first three episodes of the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, I can't help but feel disappointed, especially when comparing it to the beloved 1987 original. The new animation style feels like a complete miss, lacking the charm and distinctiveness that made the original show so iconic. The turtles in this series come across more as parodies of themselves, with an overemphasis on stereotypes that detracts from their original personalities.
One of the most glaring issues is the drastic change in the core characters. April O'Neil is now the complete opposite of her original portrayal, losing much of what made her an integral part of the team. Splinter, who used to be the wise mentor imparting life lessons and guiding the turtles through their challenges, has been reduced to focusing on his personal relationships, which dilutes his role as the turtles' teacher and protector.
Michelangelo and Donatello, in particular, have suffered from this reboot. Michelangelo, once the fun-loving but capable party dude, now looks downright goofy, losing much of his original charm. Donatello, who was once the cool, tech-savvy member of the team, is now portrayed as a weak nerd, complete with glasses-a tired stereotype that undermines his character. Just because he's knowledgeable about technology doesn't mean he should be reduced to this cliché. In the original, Donatello was a well-rounded character who was smart, resourceful, and still undeniably cool.
Moreover, the turtles in this new series are generally portrayed as scared all the time, which is a stark contrast to the original show where they were brave, fearless, and always ready to fight. It's strange to see a character like April having to teach them not to be scared-something that would have been unthinkable in the original series.
The original series had real missions with a serious focus, executed in a smart and engaging way. In contrast, this new iteration feels more like a parody, where the stakes seem lower, and the focus on meaningful storytelling is lost. Leonardo, once the confident and decisive leader, is now portrayed as fearful and lacking in self-assurance, which is a stark departure from his original character.
Even the theme song, which in the original was an iconic, catchy tune that perfectly captured the spirit of the show, is a complete miss in this new version. The new theme fails to evoke the same excitement and nostalgia, further distancing this series from what made the original so memorable.
And not to mention, the complete miss of the original classic villains is another major disappointment. The villains in the original series, like Shredder, Krang, Bebop, and Rocksteady, were not only menacing but also integral to the storyline. Their absence or drastic reimagining in the new series leaves a void that further weakens the connection to the original.
The only redeeming quality I've found so far is that they managed to capture the atmosphere of New York quite well. However, this alone isn't enough to save the show. Instead of reinventing the wheel and altering the essence of what made the original series great, why not create a new season with fresh ideas while staying true to the original characters? This approach would honor the legacy of the original show and provide something genuinely new for both old and new fans.
In its current form, it feels like the creators were more interested in quickly gaining attention rather than crafting a show with substance. The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had a balance of action, humor, and heart that resonated with viewers of all ages. Sadly, this new series falls short of those standards and ends up being a real miss.
One of the most glaring issues is the drastic change in the core characters. April O'Neil is now the complete opposite of her original portrayal, losing much of what made her an integral part of the team. Splinter, who used to be the wise mentor imparting life lessons and guiding the turtles through their challenges, has been reduced to focusing on his personal relationships, which dilutes his role as the turtles' teacher and protector.
Michelangelo and Donatello, in particular, have suffered from this reboot. Michelangelo, once the fun-loving but capable party dude, now looks downright goofy, losing much of his original charm. Donatello, who was once the cool, tech-savvy member of the team, is now portrayed as a weak nerd, complete with glasses-a tired stereotype that undermines his character. Just because he's knowledgeable about technology doesn't mean he should be reduced to this cliché. In the original, Donatello was a well-rounded character who was smart, resourceful, and still undeniably cool.
Moreover, the turtles in this new series are generally portrayed as scared all the time, which is a stark contrast to the original show where they were brave, fearless, and always ready to fight. It's strange to see a character like April having to teach them not to be scared-something that would have been unthinkable in the original series.
The original series had real missions with a serious focus, executed in a smart and engaging way. In contrast, this new iteration feels more like a parody, where the stakes seem lower, and the focus on meaningful storytelling is lost. Leonardo, once the confident and decisive leader, is now portrayed as fearful and lacking in self-assurance, which is a stark departure from his original character.
Even the theme song, which in the original was an iconic, catchy tune that perfectly captured the spirit of the show, is a complete miss in this new version. The new theme fails to evoke the same excitement and nostalgia, further distancing this series from what made the original so memorable.
And not to mention, the complete miss of the original classic villains is another major disappointment. The villains in the original series, like Shredder, Krang, Bebop, and Rocksteady, were not only menacing but also integral to the storyline. Their absence or drastic reimagining in the new series leaves a void that further weakens the connection to the original.
The only redeeming quality I've found so far is that they managed to capture the atmosphere of New York quite well. However, this alone isn't enough to save the show. Instead of reinventing the wheel and altering the essence of what made the original series great, why not create a new season with fresh ideas while staying true to the original characters? This approach would honor the legacy of the original show and provide something genuinely new for both old and new fans.
In its current form, it feels like the creators were more interested in quickly gaining attention rather than crafting a show with substance. The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had a balance of action, humor, and heart that resonated with viewers of all ages. Sadly, this new series falls short of those standards and ends up being a real miss.
Saw some reviews complaining in here about the animation and how lazy it looks...
Now, this baffles me has it seems it was done frame by frame, one of the hardest, most nightmare inducing forms of animation ever created...I'm not sure if it is, but I cannot begin to fathom how much trouble it went into creating this.
Some reviews also complained that the characters are stiff and nothing seems to move beyond the main characters and I want to let those know that crunch culture was invented to appease people like you. People that are never happy, that cannot do better but certain know how to complain most of the time.
Akin to modern slavery, animators are forced to work ungodly amounts of hours to make that character in the background move, just so mr so and so would approve of it. Ridiculous.
Perfect animation that reminds of the days of old and I love the idea that hand drawn animation is making a return.
Some reviews also complained that the characters are stiff and nothing seems to move beyond the main characters and I want to let those know that crunch culture was invented to appease people like you. People that are never happy, that cannot do better but certain know how to complain most of the time.
Akin to modern slavery, animators are forced to work ungodly amounts of hours to make that character in the background move, just so mr so and so would approve of it. Ridiculous.
Perfect animation that reminds of the days of old and I love the idea that hand drawn animation is making a return.
KICK! SMASH! And Pizza! You know what this calls for? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! They are back with a lot of battles against... robots. As a big fan of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and a lover of action animated series, I love Tales Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
The storyline follows Leonardo (Nicolas Cantu) writing an adventure story about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles where a lady named Bishop (Alanna Ubach) wants to eliminate them for destroying her lab. In the adventure, they all learn from different experiences: Raphael (Brady Noon) learns how to distract; Donatello (Shamon Brown Jr) learns how to go beast mode; Michelangelo (Micah Abbey) finds out how to make better strategies and Leonardo unlocks his independence. Plus, they team up to fight Bishop.
This series is really good. I just love how each ninja has its moment. It is just so amazing - especially learning the reason that each of them has their own friend or has created something. This story is a new story. There are no monsters but a lot of robots. The story was written by Seth Rogen. It is just amazing how we dig into Leonardo's comedic personality. That is really cool. The animation is really cool. One of my favorite parts is when Leonardo explains to the Turtles how to take down Bishop -- such a good plan. And, I also love that the background is not perfect 3D or perfect 2D animation; it is a comic sketch in the background. They tried to make it resemble a comic book and I love that. I really love how every character except Leonardo makes a plan on their own and they all use the same line: that Leo's job. When they get back together and fight Bishop it is the best fight of the series and is awesome. The character animation by James A. Castillo is outstanding; I love the suits they have at Bishop's factory.
The show's message is to always take advice because you never know when you will need it - just like every ninja. There is some negative language used; at some times the word idiot is used.
I give Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 12, plus adults. This film begins streaming on Paramount+ August 9, 2024. By Ryan R., KIDS FIRST!
The storyline follows Leonardo (Nicolas Cantu) writing an adventure story about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles where a lady named Bishop (Alanna Ubach) wants to eliminate them for destroying her lab. In the adventure, they all learn from different experiences: Raphael (Brady Noon) learns how to distract; Donatello (Shamon Brown Jr) learns how to go beast mode; Michelangelo (Micah Abbey) finds out how to make better strategies and Leonardo unlocks his independence. Plus, they team up to fight Bishop.
This series is really good. I just love how each ninja has its moment. It is just so amazing - especially learning the reason that each of them has their own friend or has created something. This story is a new story. There are no monsters but a lot of robots. The story was written by Seth Rogen. It is just amazing how we dig into Leonardo's comedic personality. That is really cool. The animation is really cool. One of my favorite parts is when Leonardo explains to the Turtles how to take down Bishop -- such a good plan. And, I also love that the background is not perfect 3D or perfect 2D animation; it is a comic sketch in the background. They tried to make it resemble a comic book and I love that. I really love how every character except Leonardo makes a plan on their own and they all use the same line: that Leo's job. When they get back together and fight Bishop it is the best fight of the series and is awesome. The character animation by James A. Castillo is outstanding; I love the suits they have at Bishop's factory.
The show's message is to always take advice because you never know when you will need it - just like every ninja. There is some negative language used; at some times the word idiot is used.
I give Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 12, plus adults. This film begins streaming on Paramount+ August 9, 2024. By Ryan R., KIDS FIRST!
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- WissenswertesAgent John Bishop who has been a well-known character appearing in many incarnations of the franchise since his original introduction in the third season of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) has been gender-swapped and renamed as Josefina Bishop for the series. Much like her male counterpart, she is also part of the Earth Protection Force and also sees all mutants as a danger to the world.
- VerbindungenFollowed by Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem 2 (2027)
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