Official TMNT thread, 1990 Technodrome being re-released

Originally Posted by JayPesoz

Originally Posted by SEAN C0MBS

Originally Posted by pr0phecy718
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wait a min, I just noticed something---that was raphael's voice but Leonardo's body
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New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Coming!

The Mirage Group has given the green light for development of a live-action major motion picture focusing on the origins of the iconic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, targeted for release in 2011.

Announcement of the latest (fifth) big screen version of the crime-fighting "heroes in a half-shell" comes on the day the Turtles kick off their 25th anniversary national "Shell-ebration" in New York City with multiple events that include the honor of lighting the Empire State Building in 'turtle green' and a unique outdoor presentation of their beloved first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film at the Tribeca Film Festival "Drive-In".

Mirage is partnering with producers Scott Mednick (300, Superman Returns, 10,000 BC, and the upcoming Where the Wild Things Are) and Galen Walker (who produced the most recent computer-animated TMNT theatrical release) to create this live-action film. Peter Laird, Gary Richardson, Frederick Fierst, Eric Crown and Napoleon Smith III will serve as executive producers of the film, which is based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters created by Laird and Kevin Eastman. Mednick and Walker will serve as producers. The project is being funded through Lightbox Productions, LLC.

"It was critical to us to find people who both understood the Turtles franchise and were accomplished film makers who appreciated both the action and humor components of the Turtles' identity ," said Gary Richardson CEO, The Mirage Group. "With Galen and Scott we know we've found great talent with those essential attributes."

"The original dozen comics created by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman are some of the best source material one could hope for," said Mednick. "We're excited to bring this story to a whole new generation of moviegoers as well as the legions of fans that have made the Turtles - Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael as well as Splinter, April O'Neil, Casey Jones and, of course, the great villain Shredder - a part of their world for 25 years."

Mednick has begun reaching out to writers and directors and is already in discussion with several high-profile actors interested in portraying Turtles characters they loved as kids.

4Kids Entertainment, master licensing agency for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles property, will be handling all the movie merchandise licensing.

The "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" made their public premiere in May 1984 in a comic book published and distributed by Mirage Studios. A hugely successful TV series quickly followed, along with a record-setting licensing program and three successful live-action theatrical films. In 2003, the Turtles were re-introduced to a new generation through a fresh TV series, a computer- animated theatrical movie and new merchandising program. The 25th year of "TMNT" will provide fans of all ages with the opportunity to experience this evergreen property in a ten-city mobile tour highlighted by the "TMNT" Party Bus, a rolling museum of "TMNT" memorabilia.

http://www.superherohype....news/topnews.php?id=8270

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Originally Posted by Boomatic206

New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Coming!

The Mirage Group has given the green light for development of a live-action major motion picture focusing on the origins of the iconic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, targeted for release in 2011.

Announcement of the latest (fifth) big screen version of the crime-fighting "heroes in a half-shell" comes on the day the Turtles kick off their 25th anniversary national "Shell-ebration" in New York City with multiple events that include the honor of lighting the Empire State Building in 'turtle green' and a unique outdoor presentation of their beloved first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film at the Tribeca Film Festival "Drive-In".

Mirage is partnering with producers Scott Mednick (300, Superman Returns, 10,000 BC, and the upcoming Where the Wild Things Are) and Galen Walker (who produced the most recent computer-animated TMNT theatrical release) to create this live-action film. Peter Laird, Gary Richardson, Frederick Fierst, Eric Crown and Napoleon Smith III will serve as executive producers of the film, which is based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters created by Laird and Kevin Eastman. Mednick and Walker will serve as producers. The project is being funded through Lightbox Productions, LLC.

"It was critical to us to find people who both understood the Turtles franchise and were accomplished film makers who appreciated both the action and humor components of the Turtles' identity ," said Gary Richardson CEO, The Mirage Group. "With Galen and Scott we know we've found great talent with those essential attributes."

"The original dozen comics created by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman are some of the best source material one could hope for," said Mednick. "We're excited to bring this story to a whole new generation of moviegoers as well as the legions of fans that have made the Turtles - Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael as well as Splinter, April O'Neil, Casey Jones and, of course, the great villain Shredder - a part of their world for 25 years."

Mednick has begun reaching out to writers and directors and is already in discussion with several high-profile actors interested in portraying Turtles characters they loved as kids.

4Kids Entertainment, master licensing agency for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles property, will be handling all the movie merchandise licensing.

The "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" made their public premiere in May 1984 in a comic book published and distributed by Mirage Studios. A hugely successful TV series quickly followed, along with a record-setting licensing program and three successful live-action theatrical films. In 2003, the Turtles were re-introduced to a new generation through a fresh TV series, a computer- animated theatrical movie and new merchandising program. The 25th year of "TMNT" will provide fans of all ages with the opportunity to experience this evergreen property in a ten-city mobile tour highlighted by the "TMNT" Party Bus, a rolling museum of "TMNT" memorabilia.
http://www.superherohype....news/topnews.php?id=8270

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I wonder if Imagi is going to be involved again... TMNT was great.... I would love to see a CGI/Live Action Hybrid... rubber suits wont cut it for meanymore...
 
Originally Posted by DimondJ15

Originally Posted by Boomatic206

New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Coming!

The Mirage Group has given the green light for development of a live-action major motion picture focusing on the origins of the iconic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, targeted for release in 2011.

Announcement of the latest (fifth) big screen version of the crime-fighting "heroes in a half-shell" comes on the day the Turtles kick off their 25th anniversary national "Shell-ebration" in New York City with multiple events that include the honor of lighting the Empire State Building in 'turtle green' and a unique outdoor presentation of their beloved first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film at the Tribeca Film Festival "Drive-In".

Mirage is partnering with producers Scott Mednick (300, Superman Returns, 10,000 BC, and the upcoming Where the Wild Things Are) and Galen Walker (who produced the most recent computer-animated TMNT theatrical release) to create this live-action film. Peter Laird, Gary Richardson, Frederick Fierst, Eric Crown and Napoleon Smith III will serve as executive producers of the film, which is based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters created by Laird and Kevin Eastman. Mednick and Walker will serve as producers. The project is being funded through Lightbox Productions, LLC.

"It was critical to us to find people who both understood the Turtles franchise and were accomplished film makers who appreciated both the action and humor components of the Turtles' identity ," said Gary Richardson CEO, The Mirage Group. "With Galen and Scott we know we've found great talent with those essential attributes."

"The original dozen comics created by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman are some of the best source material one could hope for," said Mednick. "We're excited to bring this story to a whole new generation of moviegoers as well as the legions of fans that have made the Turtles - Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael as well as Splinter, April O'Neil, Casey Jones and, of course, the great villain Shredder - a part of their world for 25 years."

Mednick has begun reaching out to writers and directors and is already in discussion with several high-profile actors interested in portraying Turtles characters they loved as kids.

4Kids Entertainment, master licensing agency for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles property, will be handling all the movie merchandise licensing.

The "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" made their public premiere in May 1984 in a comic book published and distributed by Mirage Studios. A hugely successful TV series quickly followed, along with a record-setting licensing program and three successful live-action theatrical films. In 2003, the Turtles were re-introduced to a new generation through a fresh TV series, a computer- animated theatrical movie and new merchandising program. The 25th year of "TMNT" will provide fans of all ages with the opportunity to experience this evergreen property in a ten-city mobile tour highlighted by the "TMNT" Party Bus, a rolling museum of "TMNT" memorabilia.
http://www.superherohype....news/topnews.php?id=8270

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I wonder if Imagi is going to be involved again... TMNT was great.... I would love to see a CGI/Live Action Hybrid... rubber suits wont cut it for me anymore...
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Originally Posted by debs 168

i still haven't been able to find bebop or rocksteady. lord help us when they finally release slash.

damn it i was at target one day and saw them both i didnt think they were that rare...i guess i shoulda got em
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i hope the new movie is more like the original tmnt comics.. where they all have the red bandana's and the evil looks. that would be awesome.
 
Originally Posted by TheYoungestGun

i hope the new movie is more like the original tmnt comics.. where they all have the red bandana's and the evil looks. that would be awesome.
I'd much rather have it be an adaptation of the OG cartoon (like the other movies). That's what I grew in love with as a kid!
But yeah, the original comics would be badass. But way too adult I think. TMNT is for the kiddies!
 
Originally Posted by swyftdahoe

Originally Posted by TheYoungestGun

i hope the new movie is more like the original tmnt comics.. where they all have the red bandana's and the evil looks. that would be awesome.
I'd much rather have it be an adaptation of the OG cartoon (like the other movies). That's what I grew in love with as a kid!
But yeah, the original comics would be badass. But way too adult I think. TMNT is for the kiddies!


Pretty much. You know they're gonna make each one as unique as they can for merchandise. The og TMNT movie is perfect, IMO, that I wanna see where thisre-boot goes
 
I actually want to see something along the lines like the recent batman movies

oh well, we'll see in 2011
 
http://niketalk.com/topic/173573?page=1

May 1, 2009 - Arcades may be more or less dead in America, but that doesn't mean we don't still hold them in fond regard. One of ourgreat arcade memories is playing the amazing side-scrolling beat-em-up Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time. It appears fans of the original will beable to experience the game all over again. TMNT fansite Ninja Pizza is reporting that a remade version is not only in the works,but touring the country.

Last week's Galabunga event in New York, which celebrated the 25th anniversary of the beloved Turtles' comic-book debut, included the unveiling of anew Ninja Turtle Party Van. This van, as pictured on Ninja Pizza, includes a two-level demo of Turtles in Time.

According to one of the site's readers who played the game, the gameplay remains true to the arcade original, but the visuals have been redone. The demoincludes the "Alleycat Blues" and "Skull and Crossbones" levels.

If true (and there's little reason to doubt the visual evidence), then gamers are in for a real treat with the release of TMNT: Turtles in Time later thisyear.
 
Originally Posted by DimondJ15

Did any one pick up that #1 reprint yesterday on Free Comic Book Day?
Yep posted this in the Free Comic Book day thread:

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BTW is the Shredder and Casey Jones action figures out for sale yet??
 
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