Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
After years of being sheltered from the human world, the Turtle brothers set out to win the hearts of New Yorkers and be accepted as normal teenagers through heroic acts. Their new friend April O’Neil helps them take on a mysterious crime syndicate, but they soon get in over their heads when an army of mutants is unleashed upon them.
Decent actually @gelatojoe
I liked it, I’m a child of the 90s so, I grew up with tmnt. I thought aprils character was a dumb offshoot… a weird androgynous lesbian? I dunno… the rest was good tho.. like just keep the characters true to themselves! Has Disney not taught you anything?
Terrible movie. @MikeyMay8
Nothing like the butt kicking turtles we grew up with! This is terrible! Why is April fat and black?
Go woke... Go broke... @Lucian Vermillion
1st... The art style is phenomenal. 2nd... This feels like an introduction to TMNT. But the fact that they (The braindead, desperate liberals) changed the ethnicity of a white character to a black character. This is very much a "new" start to TMNT for kids, so the brainwashing can continue of the youth. This movie and the paid off "critics" just prove that liberals have no imagination, and desperately need to take others peoples hard work and bend it to their distorted lies and agendas.
Not Ninjas, barely turtles @CplDoyle
Poor Mikey looks like a malnourished rabid weasel while splinter embodies everything insufferable in today’s culture. Basically this is everything you’d expect from a stoner producer…
Rather eat a mushroom pizza @Lou4880
Was a kid when original turtles arcade game and movies came out. Was excited to watch with my 8 year old daughter who cringed at the previews. I said “I bet it’s better that you think and you will rewatch numerous times.” Was I ever wrong. Complete garbage and waste of money. I think I will delete the movie even though I paid $24 for it. Never want to be reminded of it again as I scroll through my library. The fact that this has a high score and favorable reviews raises questions of paid and planted reviews.