Watching *TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES (1990)* FOR THE FIRST TIME! (Blind Movie Commentary/Reaction)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Welcome to my channel, where all things 90s and pop culture collide! In today's video, I'm taking a trip down memory lane and diving into the world of the iconic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from the 1990s. Get ready for some hilarious roasting and a series of nostalgic quotes that will transport you back to the golden age of these heroic reptiles! Prepare yourself for an epic journey as I watch and react to the 90s classic, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, with a twist. While reminiscing about the good old days, I'll be throwing some witty and sarcastic remarks their way, just for fun! Join me as I dissect every scene, from the turtles' cheesy catchphrases to their epic battles against Shredder and his gang. Throughout this video, you can expect a compilation of the most memorable one-liners that made the original Ninja Turtles series so legendary. Who could forget Michelangelo's "Cowabunga, dude!" or Raphael's gruff "I love bein' a turtle!"? These quotes defined a generation and continue to hold a special place in our hearts. Not only will you enjoy some good-natured teasing and epic roasting, but you'll also gain a fresh perspective on the beloved Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. As I share my thoughts on the show's storyline, animation, and character development, you'll rediscover what made this 90s classic such a cultural phenomenon. So, if you're a fan of the turtles or simply love reliving the nostalgia of the 1990s, this video is a must-watch! Grab some snacks, sit back, and prepare for a blast from the past in this ultimate Ninja Turtles nostalgia trip filled with humorous commentary and unforgettable quotes. Remember to hit that "Like" button and subscribe to my channel to join the community of fellow 90s enthusiasts. We have plenty of exciting content on all things nostalgic that you won't want to miss! Stay tuned for more videos spotlighting the best of the 90s and beyond. Thank you for watching, and until next time, "Turtle Power!"
INteresting enough, Judith Hoag (April) also did a cameo in another Ninja Turtles film, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (2016).
Still the Best Ninja Turtle movie to this day!
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The reason the Foot Soldiers are robots are in the 1987 cartoon were to avoid having the TMNT -- the "heroes on the half-shell" -- beating up on delinquent children, since the cartoon's aimed at a younger audience than the 1984 comic book & this 1990 movie (which is basically a combination of the source comic book & the kiddie cartoon adaptation). The reason Shredder/Oroko Saki seemingly dies in the first issue comic book (and this movie) was due to the fact that creators Laird & Eastman didn't expect the windfall success this rather silly idea generated, which in turn, spawned the various cartoons, the Playmates toys, spin-off comics or story books based on the cartoons, the other movies, and all of the other kinds of merchandise based out of a simple napkin drawing of a turtle with a headband wielding an ancient ninja weapon.
Of course, by the time the sequel film came out a year later in 1991, The Shredder had certainly been the Turtles' arch nemesis for quite some time, since Eastman & Laird recognized the popularity of not just the four giant turtles, their rat sensei/surrogate father, and their human friends April O'Neil & Casey Jones, but also their growing gallery of villains including The Shredder/Oroko Saki, the inter-dimensional warlord Kraang who resembles a disembodied human brain with a face seeking to regain a physical body even if it's artificially made, brick-dumb mutant henchmen Bebop & Rocksteady/infantile mutant minions Tokka & Rahzar, the evil Ninja Turtle Slash, rat-catching scientist-turned-human-fly Baxter Stockman, the alien despot Lord Dregg from the later "Red Sky" seasons of the 1987 cartoon, etc.
That makes a lot of sense . Thank you for shari g
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That intro alone made this video worth watching. 😂😂😂
What a classic.
Total classic . I had to post
This is a classic movie. I don’t know why it got so much hate. The fight scenes were great, the storyline had depth, and the turtle costumes were Jim Henson greatest work. It was treated like a serious martial arts movie, which I think was the key to it’s success, and the downfall of every other reincarnation since. The only thing that sucked about it was they didn’t continue on with this feel for the second & third movies.
So true it’s like they were just trying to live off of the first film. I feel they should’ve gone with other villains like the rat king or bee bop and rock steady. However I think they had licensing issues I’m not sure .
@@TheReelPrescription I heard somewhere they were suppose to introduce Krang in the second movie. But obviously for whatever reason it didn’t happen.
Really unfortunate . I would’ve love to have seen how they would make him look
@@TheReelPrescription Laird & Eastman didn't like Bebop & Rocksteady, so the comedy relief warthog & rhino were replaced by snapping turtle Tokka & red wolf Rahzar.
@@TherealRNOwwfpooh that’s unfortunate . Those replacement characters were so mid . Bebop and rocksteady were great .
Nice work
Thank you
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