

#C9 sneaky ninja turtle movie
Bottomline, this movie could have been so much better, and it feels like it was a wasted opportunity. His main (original) account is 'Turtle the Cat' and his smurf is 'WildTurtle'. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle & Street Fighter 2pk Action Figure - Mikey Vs. Had 4 accounts in Challenger, all within the top 15 and his main account rank 1 during Season 3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 4pk Cartoon Action Figures. 2) In the past movies or TV series they were always turtles fighting in human style, in here for the first time they make use of their physical turtle attributes. Hates the animated hit-show 'My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic'. Their entire gear is crafted to their different personalities.
#C9 sneaky ninja turtle plus
On the plus side: 1) It was nice that they emphasized the uniqueness of each turtle beyond the color of the head band. 3) The role of April is basically something I would put in "Little Pony", which is reduced to nothing more then a brain dead, incoherent (she's a goddamn reporter for crying out loud!) and basically doesn't contribute anything to the good cause. 2) Action sequences which appear to be copy paste from transformers and only replaced by turtles (I don't count shredder as he always looked like a robot). 1) An absurdly idiotic storyline which kinda gives you the feeling that the story writing was revolving around the already shot action scenes. This could be a great platform for a good deep movie heavily spiced with great ninja action.

Add to that the character of April - a journalist who finds herself in triangle of conflict (up yours Louise Lane!): a journalist who uncovers secrets, the confident of the turtles and (in a way) the role of the mother, who would rush to danger to help them and protect them. You get the tension of they having to hide in the sewers as they are still being feared by us - regular people - and the realization that as much as we admire them we also want them on the research table. Instead of the far east style of mutual cold looks and "Yaaa!" yells, while the tough good guy fights a cruel enemy, you get these "karate kids" who are in fact mutants and they fight the almost super-human villain. I was never a big fan of TMNT, but the concept was always a unique one.
