Cinematic Excrement: Episode 120 - 10th Anniversary, part 2

[@davetheriault8384]

"These films are too violent!!"... said the soccer moms who dragged their kids to The Passion of the Christ!

[@ryandowney8743]

Exactly. The Passion Of The Christ is torture porn.

[@davetheriault8384]

Anyway, happy anniversary, Smeghead.

[@michaelstrong5383]

Or the moms who took their kids to both Deadpool movies.

[@xgray2012]

"Hypocrisy, much?!"

[@Erin-ce5gs]

@@matthewdaley746 Why avoid Ryan Reynolds? I'm not saying that's wrong or anything, I'm just genuinely curious to know why you don't like him.

[@Domino365]

Personal anecdote: I was in 6th grade when this movie was released. I grew up in a small town where the local theater was a 10 minute walk from the school. One day, the teachers all conspired to give the students a homework assignment, and told us that if we completed the assignment and returned it the next day, we would all get a special surprise. The next day, all classes were cancelled in the afternoon, and the students who completed the assignment were ordered to stand in the hallway and wait for further instructions. The teachers then escorted us all to the movie theater, where we were treated to a showing of TMNT 2, along with popcorn and drinks. The kids who did not do the assignment had to stay at school.

[@dvass7253]

6:15 - Well, Gone Girl showed everyone that there is more to Perry as an actor than Madea, so I can't blame the people making Out of the Shadows for casting him. 6:20 - Hmmmm... David Warner playing a bowtie-wearing scientist who is hired/kidnapped by Shredder to create mutant henchmen. Why didn't they just name Professor Perry Baxter Stockman? 21:24 - He fell towards the water and then just phased out of reality... into a much better movie: www.imdb.com/title/tt0120746/mediaviewer/rm3834650624 Happy 10th anniversary, Sean!

[@MichaelAarons1701]

Because that would make him like the cartoon Baxter where he’s white unlike all other adaptations where he remains black like in the comic. But hey, maybe they were visually homaging it.

[@NinaEinstein2006]

Did you know in the UK TMNT were once called “Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles” because some censors up there thought that the word “Ninja” was too violent.

[@Maniac536]

I would be ashamed of my gov if that were the case

[@GermanLeftist]

Not just the UK, in a lot of European countries.

[@NinaEinstein2006]

Mario Quade Oh, did not know that thanks for the info! :)

[@GermanLeftist]

@@NinaEinstein2006 Yeah. I'm from Germany and once in school, when the second TMNT series was airing, which I wasn't watching, I did not know what the other kids were talking about because that show was called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles but I only the old series that was called Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles. I wasn't quick enough to make a connection besides maybe a title rip-off and only later realised that both are based on the same comics and the original series had simply a different name over here.

[@geckovonparsley8200]

Yep. Same in Sweden, the comics at least.

[@adiahaalexander9359]

"A big lipped alligator moment!" (In Chester A Bum's voice) I haven't heard that in years. Ahhh the memories.

[@hasanordek]

What is a big lipped aligator moment?

[@adiahaalexander9359]

@@hasanordek it was coined by The Nostalgia Chick years ago. It refers to the big lipped alligator from All Dogs Go To Heaven. Where he shows up out of nowhere, sings a song and disappears never to be seen or referenced again. So if a scene shows up our of nowhere, has nothing to do with the plot and is never reference again it's a Big Lipped Alligator Moment.

[@andrewollmann304]

Adiaha Alexander I think it was coined by TVtropes....then it was nentioned by the Nostalgia Chick in the Critic’s Ferngully review...after that the Critic started using the term frequently.

[@coolnerdlll6053]

​@@adiahaalexander9359That never made sense because the alligator does come back to eat the villain.

[@adiahaalexander9359]

@@coolnerdlll6053 yeah he does come back

[@nostalgicarchives9463]

I always like the Vanilla Ice scene, glad to hear you enjoy it as well

[@redjed100]

“Help, I’m a turtle, and I can’t get up.” Uggggh!

[@gageperuti5519]

Eh, you were expecting the Addams Family?

[@masonallen3961]

Hasn't he seen Futurama? If you're a turtle or a robot and you land directly on your back you roll from side to side until you can flip over onto your hands and legs.

[@masonallen3961]

@@matthewdaley746 Not sure if you're referring to the original comic, the 60s TV show, or the 90s Sonnenfeld films.

[@michaelamaya9032]

21:26 There was a splash effect. You just couldn't see it because. A. The scene is too dark to see it properly. B. The effect was so small and that you practically have to lean in closer the screen in order to see it.

[@Anduwaithe]

"What do you mean, 'yes'?" I see what you did there. XD

[@redjed100]

That would be what a native Japanese speaker would hear.

[@zombiedodge1426]

I don't think New Line Cinema was necessarily wrong to assume the Ninja Turtles were a fad. The third movie did much worse at the box office, and the series' popularity had definitely waned by 1993. It wasn't until the early 2000s that it really became popular again.

[@SJ_RANKS]

Let me guess Nash tore his quad by tearing up the bridge as shredder

[@jasoncase9481]

Terrific to see that 10 years later Sean continues to make episodes for Cinematic Excrement. Also him reviewing the original 3 TMNT movies.

[@jasoncase9481]

Matthew Daley 2 movie while made to be another Batman Forever is still watchable, third movie is an embarrassment that can’t be saved by entertaining scenes including Samurais that fight after Casey Jones taught them how to play Hockey.

[@leileyaravencroft]

Yes, he was a stunt double but that dude was AMAZING! He really is a talented martial artist.

[@thedorkone1516]

It's a shame he never got a better career out of it. I know stuff like Surf Ninjas was really dumb, but it was entertainingly dumb, and Reyes (both Senior and Junior) were easily the best parts of the movie.

[@TheHeroOfTomorrow]

Dork One Remember, bend your knees and use your arms!

[@stevegeorge6880]

Rephrasing Goldman's aphoristic "No one knows anything" as "Studio executives are stupid" is perfectly apt in this case.

[@JonGallon]

4:56 the yellow Suzuki Esteem was not parked outside the Nail Spa. Jimmy was probably raising some cash selling some disposable prepaid cellphones to his shady customers that night.

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

Happy belated 10 year anniversary, Sean! Let's hope the new animated Ninja Turtles movie is better!

[@ianbrennan9635]

I think I'll go to bed early tonight. *sees the next part of Cinematic Excrement's 10th Anniversary video is up* Eh. Sleep is for the weak.

[@sebastianemond5313]

3:52 - 4:27 That'll be explained in the 2007 animated theatrical release, TMNT!

[@sonyfan89]

Congratulations on ten years of great content here's to many more

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

4:24 my guess is they probably take money from the thugs whose asses they kick. Obviously the guys they catch are gonna go to jail so it's not like they'll need the money anyway.

[@ryandowney8743]

Like Blade said: "We're not exactly the March Of Dimes."

[@scipioafricanus5871]

Even Ninja Turtles need to eat.

[@dirufanboy1971]

"Cats had better special effects!" Ouch.

[@WobblesandBean]

15:45 ...Oddly wholesome, that.

[@TheHeroOfTomorrow]

I mean, it wasn't just the movies that suffered from the "MEH, VIOLENCE!" parent complainers. In the later seasons of the TV show, Mikey's nunchucks were replaced by a stupid grappling hook because parents complained when kids tried to imitate him. I'm guessing they had no problem with swords or sai because they're harder to get hold of...I dunno, it didn't even make sense then.

[@chrisazylum6624]

Just like with LGBTQ censorship!

[@chrisazylum6624]

@@matthewdaley746 That's dumb!

[@chrisazylum6624]

@@matthewdaley746 W E L I V E I N A S O C I E T Y !

[@chrisazylum6624]

@@matthewdaley746 So apparently parents back then hated Spidey!

[@juliagoodwin3461]

God, I hate whiny parent groups. I get wanting to protect your kids, but when you ruin things for everyone else, it’s just aggravating...

[@LokDesaad6]

2:10 Josh Pais was also replaced by Laurie Faso as the voice of Raphael. To be fair, though, I only found out years later, lending evidence of talent to his replacement.

[@Campbellzilla]

In regards to the budget, it's possible the $50 million number came from them combining the production budget with the marketing budget(as some publications are wont to do)

[@terridean253]

I remember these movies fondly, I think the second movie is where they had a scene where they were rescuing raphael and the joke, it's quiet, a little too quiet, that was easy, a little too easy, it's Raph, a little too raph! My sisters and I said this to each other a lot obviously we thought it was the best thing we'd ever heard. Also I liked the animated one as well, so many people didn't so I'm glad you did!

[@The3ninjakids]

15:07 The Turtles' "dots" were present in the costumes in the first film, they were just less visible.

[@ccateni28]

The costumes suck.

[@gracekim1998]

I guess they were more blended in

[@mb2000]

So... why did they need a new company to come in and make new turtle costumes for the third film? What happened to the ones from the other films? Wouldn’t it be cheaper to get/buy/rent/whatever those ones than make new crappy ones? 15:21 with great difficulty I would imagine!

[@fightingmedialounge519]

Probably legal issues.

[@jotaferreira4848]

I love Cinematic Excrement! Keep up the good work, you noble man!

[@juhaniaho6698]

Well, my fellow viewers, wasn't that a fun 10th anniversary? It was? Good. Because the following month Smeghead will review the second movie of the "Four Shades of Golden Raspberry Erotic Yarns"-quadrology. This next movie won Worst Picture... And nothing else. See ya in March!

[@BrandonCrokerHUTTOHIPPOS]

What a fun 10th anniversary this was. I say we go for some pizza.

[@dredre_lj2003]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze (1991)🐢💙🧡💜♥️🦊🐢also my FAVORITE Movie of All-Time!!!

[@3Guys1Video]

So Sean, you still planning to look at Transformers The Last Knight? I know this one will probably get you more riled up than the last 4, so I know it’s gonna be fun to watch

[@wstine79]

It's seeing this as an adult and noticing that some scenes of New York City are actually downtown Wilmington, NC.

[@xgray2012]

@25:14 I agree. The 2003 TMNT animated series is awesome. Well, the earlier seasons before Fast Forward, I mean.

[@The3ninjakids]

Apparently, there is still some evidence of the Utrom subplot in this film. The thing you see at 7:32 in the triangular case is supposed to be an Utrom leader.

[@skysmash9310]

Well, you ain't that far off with the "Tatsu not being happy with no longer being leader so he messed with the mutagen" theory. In the film, the mutagen was indeed altered, but it wasn't Tatsu who was responsible: it was Dr. Perry who messed with the mutagen.

[@jasoncase9481]

Which he talks about when talking to the Turtles saying that he made them intellectually inferior thus far less dangerous.

[@sepollcas]

There's a new TMNT animation in 2023.

[@ryanahr2267]

I did not expect you to actually like the Vanilla Ice scene, though I suppose your logic is sound. I thought it was amazing as a kid just because of the turtles doing a choreographed dance while fighting. Also, again because I was a kid, the clip you used to end the video was the funniest thing on earth to me for several months and I quoted it endlessly much to the chagrin of my parents.

[@joeyis6sic646]

I always thought that they get their money from people dropping it or from stuff that gets flushed.

[@idongesitusen5764]

When was Kurai introduced? I was born in "89 & never saw the original films or cartoon (aside from a bit of Next Mutation, which I've mostly repressed). These reviews are good time capsules.

[@fermintenava5911]

Introduced in the 2003' cartoon.

[@tedgruver7618]

I hope you do return to the Worst Picture winners because by the time you do review “Color of Night,” you’ll have another Worst Picture winner added to your list of reviews.

[@michaelstrong5383]

I'm curious to see how he'll review both Color of Night and Showgirls since both movies are practically porn.

[@Blaqjaqshellaq]

Ernie Reyes Jr. played a Karate Kid type in the 1986 TV series SIDEKICKS.

[@erichfiedler1481]

I find it amusing whenever newer incarnations of the franchise make clever references to the past, for example, Tokka and Rahzar were given some pretty awesome reimaginings in the 2012 series, the latter became a second mutation for the character of Chris Bradford (an expy of Chuck Norris), and the former became a kaiju mama

[@grapeshot]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 no splash. I guess he fades into the twilight zone.

[@jaywjr2456]

@16:29, Did Raph just call Donny, Leo? Was that actually a mistake or am I missing something?

[@sirtalkalotdoolittle]

Not the 10th Anniversary special edition I was hoping for. Don't ask me what I wanted, just not TMNT for two episodes. My kids were too old to watch that stuff, so it's really a disconnect for me. Regardless, congratulations on all your hard work. I cannot imagine the amount of labor that goes into producing one of these episodes. I really appreciate your work, even on those occasions where I don't care for the subject. When we're watching you in 3D VR in 2030, you better review Star Crash.

[@frankm.2850]

Studio executives are basically brain dead. They can be relied on to make the dumbest choice possible just look at the shit they said during the most recent writers strike. Or canceling Firefly or any number of other shows because they weren’t making enough even though they were popular and making a ton of money.

[@adamlouie1503]

WAIT I HAVE A GREAT IDEA can you cover the Bionicle movies

[@TheFLAMEXD]

Adam Louie But they’re not bad.

[@otaking3582]

1) the more comedic fight scenes didn't really detract from the movie, and it's not like there isn't a long precedent of comedic fight scenes in Hollywood (Jackie Chan, anyone?) 2) I'd assume the Turtles probably get most of their money from the pocket change that people drop down a storm drain (or, in the case of the opening of the movie, maybe April gives them an allowance; they _are_ teenagers, after all) 3) No, the ooze being alien in origin is stupid. Having it be just a random mix of chemicals is more believable, and the scene where Donatello expresses disappointment at this revelation is very powerful and can be interpreted as a metaphor for any number of things (kids finding out that they're the result of a one-night stand, young adults finding out that their parents gave them false praise, etc) 4) Tokka and Rahzar aren't _actually_ babies, they just have the mental abilities of one. The professor mentions that he did something to their mutagen to make them dumber, and when you see them unmutated, those are clearly an adult snapping turtle and wolf (which you probably shouldn't have those in a club with a bunch of people...)

[@otaking3582]

@giftofgab247 1) How is using a yo-yo stupid? It's not exactly the most powerful of weapons, but it's essentially a mid-range boomerang that has its weight more condensed, meaning it hits much harder. Plenty of other fictional characters use yo-yos quite effectively in combat, such as Ness from Earthbound, Bridget from Guilty Gear, Blue Jr from the Viewtiful Joe anime, etc. The sausages are still kinda stupid, but they probably wanted Michelangelo to use his nunchucks as little as possible so that the movie wouldn't get butchered in the UK. 3) Just because the aliens were in the comics, that doesn't necessarily make it better. Imagine if the spider that bit Peter Parker was actually a spider goddess that gave him super powers because he happened to do a report on her. That's something that actually happened in Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, and people hated it because it was stupid (among the musical's various other problems).

[@otaking3582]

@giftofgab247 Yeah, lots of other people have commented on how the nunchuck vs yo-yo debate is stupid, but I didn't make the laws in 80's and 90's UK, I just report them (although maybe this was an attempt at political satire, pointing out how the law was stupid? Who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) And you can still have aliens in the TMNT universe without having them related to their origin. Again, using Spider-Man as an example, one of his most well-known villains is Venom, a freakin' alien! And while you could argue "Well the Venom Symbiote was introduced in a crossover with a bunch of other Marvel heroes and villains, so having aliens suddenly appear isn't completely out of nowhere", but even in other stories where Secret Wars isn't a thing, the Symbiote still comes from outer space! I bring this up as an example of how these ideas _can_ work together.

[@masonallen3961]

4:02 Lots of people accidentally drop money on the streets especially in big cities like New York. It's possible some of that money made it into a sewer grate and happened to be picked up by the turtles

[@Hewylewis]

Shredder's helmet in this movie is so covered in spikes, its hilarious!

[@doctabaldhead]

This incredibly dopey movie was one of my absolute favorites as a kid for whatever reason. All I think of when I hear about it now is the reference to it in Metal Gear Rising though. Edit: "What do you mean yes?" I really like that line.

[@morganyoung3557]

Fun fact about the 2007 TMNT movie is the fact that Casey Jones was voiced by Chris Evans.

[@galeforce3192]

A few big names were in that. Sarah Michelle Gellar voiced April, Zhang Ziyi voiced Karai, Laurence Fishburne was the narrator, and Patrick Stewart voiced Yaotl. I'm pretty sure the rest of the cast were dedicated voice actors, like Frank Welker, Kevin Michael Richardson (who both voiced Yaotl's generals), James Arnold Taylor (who voiced Leonardo), Nolan North (who voiced Raphael), and Mako Iwamatsu (who voiced Splinter).

[@jalex.musica]

I guess one excuse for the concealment was so Kino would have a hard time seeing the bells.

[@geckovonparsley8200]

I assumed it was because they'd attack /mug people in similar smoke screens or in the dark.

[@FirstLifeFan]

Love your „lesson“...😂👍

[@DigiRanma]

Dude, Nick has a channel on Pluto TV that's TMNT 24/7 and it alternates between the 2003 and 2012 shows.

[@PhilLeotardosGhost]

AWESOME REVIEW. I also loved Bebop's mutated pet Snapping Turtle: Slash.

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

17:59 He kept his sword. She kept her headphones.

[@disneyerapowerrangers2923]

the best of the trilogy in my opinion.

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

12:43 in the movie the Professor outright states he tweeked the mutation process so that Toka and Razor would have the mental maturity of infants. You see when they are returned to normal they are full grown animals, they were never babies, they just had the mentality of infants.

[@alexanderklepp]

"It's hammer time!" To quote the AVGN, "Oh, God."

[@JenMistress]

Saw you posted this, but was watching the AEW Special at the time, so couldn't watch this right away. Anyways, think I know why you didn't see the splash. It's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, so he got sucked to Dimension X and changed his name to Krang. 😉😂 Just kidding, but seriously, did love both parts. Thank you, Sean.

[@giovannialvarez9289]

How about the TMNT concert tour and christmas special VHS's? Or no those don't count?

[@MrRjh63]

Maybe the Super Shredder scene was so short cause Nash Tore his quad.

[@gracekim1998]

you know, having seen the movies myself, i sort of understand......ish😅 i need to rewatch it again to see the differences 16.12.22

[@sarahconnor4668]

Yes!! New Smeghead!! Hit "watch later" immediately. See you soon :)

[@CoolGuy-mj2qv]

I don't know... she did call him a dweeb. That wasn't just a rejection it was a rejection with an insult....im just sayin.

[@MichaelAarons1701]

I’d say the idea was to have someone to soften Raphael because, outside the ‘87 series, he’s a pissy brat and hothead. However, this didn’t carry through very well because all 4 Turtles seem to be a Michaelangelo spouting quips harder than the Avengers and we barely get any direct focus on his antsy need for action at the beginning before they’re transported.

[@johnnysparkle]

Had Ninja Turtles 3 not have bombed, there would have been a fourth movie called The Next Mutation (no relation). It would have dealt with the turtles and Splinter finding out that their mutations haven't completed and they develop new powers. Mikey would have developed a human-like appearance that would allow him to go to the surface, Donnie's eyesight would have faded and he would make special goggles that would allow him to see better, Leo would change his skin to a chrome-like surface, Raph would turn more monstrous, and Splinter would bulk up. There would have also been a fifth turtle named Kirby. The accelerated mutating was later put in the later seasons of the Fred Wolf cartoon and the idea of a fifth turtle was put in The Next Mutation.

[@elineman4523]

Since you are doing a look the winners of the worst pictures of the Razzies, I would like to mention you didn't do the other worst picture winner of 1992

[@lbn8177]

What do you mean by that? "Shining Through" is the only movie that won Worst Picture in 1992.

[@elineman4523]

@@lbn8177 Oh, I thought there was another movie that won worst picture, because he said there had been 5 times in a row that two movies won worst picture up until 1996

[@NicklasZandeVGCP2001]

21:09 No splash, Captain?

[@JeffreyDeCristofaro]

I will count my blessings that I only saw the third live-action Turtles film in theaters only once (which was before I turned 10, incidentally), as I barely remember that much worth remembering about it (and this is coming from someone with a still-sharp photographic memory like Doctor Strange). That being said, I still have memories of watching THE SECRET OF THE OOZE at home... and after the Vanilla Ice number, do I really need to say anything more?

[@Hewylewis]

Also, Tokka and Rahzar are NOT babies. When they turn back into ordinary animals, they are an adult wolf and snapping turtle. When they are called infants, its referring to their intelligence.

[@gracekim1998]

Thanks for the clarification

[@Hewylewis]

@@gracekim1998 You're welcome.

[@michael_swardh]

Lord Norinaga sounds like Lord Toronaga from Shogun and that character is supposed to be Tokugawa Ieyasu the real Shogun. Turtles III takes place 1600 or 1603 in Japan so the timeline fits.

[@Achillez098]

You're back! KAWABUNGA!

[@johnk6123]

Great video, just finished the first video and had to subscribe. I think I saw my first video of yours a day or two ago and these latest ones were suggested to me so I had to check them out :D I enjoy a lot of similar KZbinrs and I enjoyed the few videos I've saw of yours so I just had to subscribe :D Thanks for the entertainment and keep up the great work :D EDIT: Wow so you've been doing this for 10 years now and only have about 30,000 subs, I'm only bringing this up because I was surprised due to the entertainment value and content and figured you'd have more and feel you deserve more. SPREAD THE WORD!! Good luck I'll be sure to check out your catalog, one thing I did notice is your great like-to-dislike ratio. Again, thank you and keep up the great work, nice to "meet" you ;D

[@jamesoblivion]

Keno is such a terrible character to hang a movie like this on. His entire backstory is that he's a pizza boy. That's all we get. His arc? None. He's the same little twerp who condescends to everyone, right up to ninja masters, and he never learns a goddamn thing. Contrast with Danny, from the first movie. Danny had less screen time than Keno, and in that time we get that he's a troubled kid, who has a strained relationship with his workaholic father, falls in with a gang of ninja thieves, gets arrested, gets bailed out, used as leverage to get April fired, runs off to join the Foot clan full time, before eventually finding redemption, a surrogate family that doesn't boost stereos, and a second chance with his father. Again, Keno is a rude pizza boy. Who kicks.

[@psycher7]

My favorite movie of the series was TMNT, and my favorite version of the show was 2012. I loved the hell out of that show.

[@autobotproductions1244]

psycher7 it’s a great show

[@autobotproductions1244]

Matthew Daley well that hardly seems fair

[@GamerGuysReviews]

Help, I'm a turtle and I can't get up!

[@cdreyes81]

Too violent? Damn parents. I really enjoyed t2 but like yeah the no weapons give me a break. Always bothered me.

[@sebastianemond5313]

18:37 😳😲... *Stuart Wilson??* 😤🤦‍♂️Stuart, what the f#*& are you doing in this movie?! You still have dignity to lose. Please give Martin Campbell a call; he'll be remaking Zorro in 5 years, with Antonio Banderas in the lead.

[@Lyendith]

Too bad you didn't get into the live action _series_ . Boy was that the stuff of nightmares.

[@eamonndeane587]

Fortunately Phelous is doing an Episode by episode review of the entire series.

[@Scatscar1985]

The first one was co-produced by Golden Harvest which would explain Hoag's criticism.

[@Zombiekilleryamato]

Well they planed a forth movie the new mutation but it fell through and was changed in to TV series in name only

[@MissBarker93]

I should be asleep by now, but I guess I could stay up a bit longer.

[@gameboi617]

Parents of the 90's we're soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Dumb.I mean come on People actually thought ninjas we violent?, and wreaslting wasn't ?

[@AB-xd8hm]

Maybe it's 50 mil when you include all the advertising.

[@ACETYGRA]

5:18 I was gonna say he sounds like Grover after smoking a carton of Winstons.

[@p.d.l7023]

Random quips whilst fighting make violence ok. Leo: Heads up!!! Decapitates a samauri. Blood fountains straight up out of the neck. Head on the ground looking around and trying to speak. 😱

[@eatatjoe]

Honestly, yo-yos hurt, so I can see them as a weapon, but *come on* even Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles couldn't make it look natural.

[@jasoncase9481]

Eat At Joe's That’s pretty freakin Dumb Just because 1 movie failed to make them look natural doesn’t mean nothing can be used to make them look natural. Use practical effects

[@antibishonen]

24:40 (For your next review) Okay, McClane, just because your ex would sell out doesn't mean you should too. I could take your poorly executed musical career any day than see you at Cinemax. I mean, it's bad enough if someone from Saved by the Bell would top them....

[@BobfishAlmighty]

Fun fact. David Warner is from my home town. That’s not really important, I just like to take every opportunity to point that out because...reasons. Also, one of his lines is about messing with the Ooze to make Tokka and Razhar retarded. Yep, that is actually a thing

[@eamonndeane587]

RIP David Warner.

[@dredre_lj2003]

I wished they made a Live-Action TMNT 4 movie

[@LinkMarioSamus]

This two-part series is fantastic. A grown man looking back on a nostalgic property while being willing to pick apart the dumber aspects of it. Also congrats for complaining about damsels in distress without getting on your feminist high horse about it.

[@christmashake8968]

BREAKING NEWS: Per a video statement posted to the Razzies’ KZbin page and official website, “Cats” has been named the runaway 2019 winner for Worst Picture-meaning it will now be officially added to Sean’s marathon for said winners. (May God have mercy on your soul, my poor dude...:P)

[@chrisazylum6624]

Thoughts: And we're back! Let's end this! Bay's TMNT movies were worse! Next time back to the Razzies! Great anniversary special! To more episodes this decade! Cheers! 🍻

[@chrisazylum6624]

@@matthewdaley746 Agreed!

[@michaelstrong5383]

@@matthewdaley746 As he should be, in between whatever Happy Madison and Marlon Wayans are making these days.

If only people would just stop with blaming Bay for everything. He didn't even direct those TMNT films--the first one was by Jonathan Liebsman and the second by Dave Green. Just because someone infamous is involved in something does not mean they directed it. If only you guys would do a little something called research.

[@ConnorNotyerbidness]

Wait so tatsu is voiced by The Lich King?

[@xgray2012]

So, soccer moms complained about the first movie being "too violent" for the kiddies, but were totally fine with them advocating an all-pizza diet?! And yet, they were totally fine with kids watching Star Wars Episodes V and VI, Back to the Future, Part I, Ghostbusters (1984) and the Indiana Jones movies which had more violence and sexual inuendoes than this movie?!

[@galeforce3192]

Oh, don't forget a movie that came later that parents and teachers were fine with: "The Passion of the Christ". I say "teachers" because I distinctly remember that film being required viewing for my class in my K-8 Catholic school, and I was in 6th grade when that film was released.

[@patrickshields5251]

Even though I love Siskel and Ebert, I have my gripes with them. One of them being that they get so concerned on how kids react to dark, complex, and frightening stories. So of course they gave thumbs down to the live action TMNT films for it's violence.

[@xgray2012]

@@patrickshields5251 That's sad.

[@xgray2012]

@@galeforce3192 *Yeeash!!* Your parents and teachers must not really like you.

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@@xgray2012 Yeah. That's why I sometimes mock Doug Walker because he's an Ebert fanboy.

[@TrueMetis]

Confession, the third one is actually my favourite, but yeah your criticisms are fair. ETA: Though my favourite TMNT franchise is still the 2003 cartoon.

[@TrueMetis]

@@matthewdaley746 Objectively they are absolutely worse than the first. But I just can't help that I love the third one.