Camonk  - 2010-03-13
But now they're in like their 30s. At least.
Not even entertainingly bad.
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Caminante Nocturno - 2010-03-13
I don't think the term "trying too hard" is strong enough to describe this.
Farewell, cretins!
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La Loco - 2010-03-13
Turtles belong in the sewers.
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CapnJesusHood - 2010-03-13
"The TMNT franchise" has been gorilla balls ever since it stopped being a comic. Hell even when it was just a comic it was probably dreadful, I was like 8.
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Aelric - 2010-03-13 Yeah, guys, as much as we all loved TMNT, let's face it, they always blew. They are nonsense for kids and have held up worse than a lot of other nonsense for kids has for us. It's time to let go.
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TheDevilsDictionary - 2010-03-14 Time to let go? I'm not even going to check, but there probably is some segment of the internet population comprising of 30 year old TMNT die-hards who desperately need this advice.
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FABIO - 2010-03-14 I'm not sure how they did it, but somehow the show managed to be a more blatant toy commercial than Transformers or GI Joe.
But the movie was the best thing ever when we were 10.
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Riskbreaker - 2010-03-14 Turtles in time is still good, the old one that is, not the recent remake.
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Hooper_X - 2010-03-14 The best thing about the TMNT franchise is that it was explicitly started as a dumbass joke between two fat goon buddies. WHAT'S THE MOST RIDICULOUS THING YOU CAN THINK OF, BRO? I DUNNO MAN, LIKE A TURTLE THAT'S A NINJA. HAAHHA THAT'S PRETTY GOOD. WE SHOULD DRAW THAT. TURTLE NINJAS. THAT'S FUNNY.
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BIlly Mays Here - 2010-03-14 "funny animals" + martial arts + teenagers = every big comic trope of the late 80s/early 90s, and people unironically ate it up.
At least the live-action movies were modestly amusing.
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