Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movies Ranked!

[@sameerwafa2943]

My favourite is 2007 tmnt. I just remember watching it as a kid and thought it was really great

[@ultimateslinger9857]

Same man. I don’t get the hate it gets honestly.

[@NinthShinigami]

My childhood. A part of it at least 😂

[@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xl]

Same it is my favorite as well

[@mikesilva3868]

​@@ultimateslinger9857it was a okay reboot not like the 1990 tmnt film in my opinion better then th awful 2014 reboot havent seen the 2023 tmnt film sounds like a good tmnt film from what I hear on rotten tomatoes website 😊

[@ku6072]

Leo was a bitch in that movie

[@Unusuari905]

Timesteps: 0:36 TMNJ 3 3:43 TMNT 2014 6:37 TMNT 9:08 TMNT turtles forever 11:19 Batman vs teenage turtles 13:04 out of the shadows 16:18 secret of the ooze 18:34 mutant mayhem 22:05 TMNT 1990 You’re welcome

[@DonnovanThomas929]

Giga chad

[@DemonKingNemo]

Don't need one if you just watch the video. It's a ranking, why would you skip?

[@Unusuari905]

@@DemonKingNemothen just don’t see this comment

[@DemonKingNemo]

@@Unusuari905 too late. Burned into my soul

[@TheNinjaRacoon]

Thanks bro

[@jackj9070]

TMNT 2007 was my introduction to the ninja turtles, so the statues and monsters never seemed that weird to me. In fact as a kid I thought they were really awesome! It's probably just a nostalgia thing, but I still think that movie is pretty great and holds up well as a more mature take on the ninja turtles.

[@BMAN_1008]

TMNT 2007 will always be the best TMNT movie. The new one that just came out is so bad

[@Timeforceletsgo]

@@BMAN_1008what? That’s insane. The new one captures the spirit of the turtles so well. You are cappin.

[@DoctorLoudonclear]

Hot take: I actually liked shredder’s armor design from the live action movie and how intimidating it made him feel, and found his fight scenes in general to be pretty cool. As for every else in that movie though…

[@FireChicken747]

yea they could have gotten the design better. there is a guy who did a redesign of the tmnt 2014 movie and they look perfect. other than that. the movie was not that bad

[@klaushammer8687]

This is not a critique. This is just a thought I had in the theater. This dude is on a rooftop high sun wearing all metal. This dude is hot af. I'm sure this wasn't a thought at any point, but in reality it makes him tougher. Tenperature doesn't affect him

[@williambulger854]

I really wish he talked about Rise of the TMNT movie from last year, i think it is very underrated

[@bootyyyshaker9000_ahem]

painfully underrated

[@a_waff1es_0pinion76]

SAME

[@ultimateslinger9857]

I’m glad you gave the Batman/Ninja Turtles movie a try. It’s very fun

[@CINEMAZE]

I love how we have a different version of the Turtles for each generation (particularly with the shows) each one has a unique tone but at their core they resonante the same for each generation.

[@ParkerEvans-fe5ec]

I grew up with the two Micheal Bay films and the 2012 show. Looking back the Micheal Bay movies weren’t top notch cinema as I thought they where when I was a kid, but it’s the nostalgia that makes it so rewatchable

[@Mrsplifferdoodle]

Why do people keep saying Michael bay when he didn't direct the movies?

[@khurramwaheed421]

​@@Mrsplifferdoodlehe produced those films that's why

[@BloodBathhhh]

@@Mrsplifferdoodlemaybe because he produced those movies

[@CINEMAZE]

Honestly the stunt work in the 1990 film is impressive, especially considering the turtle suits they are wearing. Its a shame there are a few aspects of that film that really dates it, Shredders arm grabbing the stolen items in the intro scene makes me laugh every time.

[@Jae_Ronski]

I personally find TMNT 2014 and 2016 very underrated. I know it’s not the TMNT that a lot of people are used to, but I really dug the vibe that they were going for.

[@koreanbeaulo9529]

Exactly I always thought the movie kicked ass

[@royalion8987]

I wish you would have added Rise of the Teenage mutant ninja Turtles the Movie. That movie is fun, action packed, and heart filled

[@CINEMAZE]

You absolutely should check out the 2003 show it’s one of the best versions of the turtles, it’s slightly more mature and influenced by the comics and the first few seasons hold up really well and have way better designs then in Turtles Forever (you can stop when they get sent to the future). Also if you like Casey his introduction is great in that show, he’s killing criminals and raph has to stop him after realising his own rage because he nearly beat Mikey in the head with a lead pipe and we get a great contrast between Raph and Casey

[@jaredliebergen1179]

The 2003 version is awesome!

[@ryangarcia3729]

2003 is fantastic!

[@carlycraig4047]

same as it never was will forever be iconic for me

[@lakernation26]

Facts

[@TCSGamingThroughTheAges]

The series just saw a complete series DVD pack released a few weeks ago. Might want to consider it. I’m considering it.

[@kadenprows8079]

I grew up on the 2003 show, that's always been the Ninja Turtles for me! I do have a soft spot for the 90s movies, I wish I'd watched them more often growing up.

[@Rdc_Dom]

Honestly as I've grown up my appreciation for tmnt 2007 has increased a lot. I loved it as a kid, then I thought it was kinda mid but now I got it top 3. 1. Secret of the Ooze 2. TMNT 90s 3. TMNT 2007 4. Turtles Forever

[@alicfc54]

I agree plus Sean saying it was a stand alone movie yet there’s loads of reports that there was supposed to be a second one come out

[@prowthegamer]

Dude the 2007 one is so nostalgic. That’s my first introduction to the TMNT.

[@davidnetterwald1846]

The original 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie was and will always be my favorite. I saw it twice in theaters when it first came out in fact it was the first movie I saw twice. When it came out on VHS my mom rented it on video and I watched twice on the day I got it and two more times before she had to return it. Then when I got the movie at Christmas time I watched it twice a day every day from Christmas Day to New Years. To say I loved the movie would be an understatement I was practically addicted to it. I don’t think I will ever get tired of watching that movie.

[@freddymartinez2240]

TMNT 3 was my favorite as a kid. Found it hilarious.

[@nathanwharton2420]

In my opinion, nothing beats the original. The costumes look great, the turtles all get their moments, and it has easily my favorite Casey Jones

[@TheFilmSpace1]

Exactly

[@Mrsplifferdoodle]

That's definitely your opinion because the 2014 movie did in the visuals alone.

[@james160382]

@@Mrsplifferdoodle 2014 movie sucked

[@hunterstasak8804]

@@Mrsplifferdoodlehe just said it his opinion

[@a_waff1es_0pinion76]

Rise was better for me

[@JudahHintz]

I grew up on the Michael bay films and I loved them. But as I get older I start to realize what happened that went wrong

[@PurposeDriven7_]

TMNT 1990 is absolutely the goat, there’s so much interesting plot points and understanding of the turtles as well as splinter. Splinter was portrayed as an absolute Ninjutsu master but also a real dad that loved the turtles. No other movie portrayed splinter this amazingly. Watch splinter talk to Raphael about his anger for more proof.

[@christophergarrett7082]

The 2003 tmnt show will always be the best on screen version of the turtles for me. It was my childhood and when rewatching it as an adult it still holds up

[@nickvalente7506]

I grew up Watching The First 2 Ninja Turtles Movies! The first one was my favorite because of its Dark Tone! I enjoyed Secret of the Ooze. The Third film I saw in theaters and watching it as a kid I thought it sucked. It had a crack in it the size of the San Andreas!

[@SUP-h9d]

2007 TMNT is the best. Its not super cringy and kiddy like some of the others. The characters are intriguing. And the music is peak.

[@justinarzola4584]

A very good film,the animation style was the closest to the comics,the rivalry between Leo and Raph was great and it was pretty daring for them to make new villains for the film instead of using comic villains like Shredder or the triceratops.

[@thelastknight1276]

Peak era animation and music. Hard rock and emo is awesome

[@niamhflynn]

Happy 9th Anniversary Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014-2023)

[@tikitakatv1317]

Tmnt 2012 show was where it began for me, it dropped on nick and I absolutely loved it

[@justinarzola4584]

The first three seasons were good but it kinda went downhill when they went to space in the fourth season.

[@tikitakatv1317]

@@justinarzola4584 yeah that space season was shit

[@a_waff1es_0pinion76]

Yea that and the bay movie was were it began for me

[@a_waff1es_0pinion76]

@@justinarzola4584hated the space part

[@orionsmithey3009]

The 2012 tmnt is my favorite because it's the one I grew up with.

[@waterbot_15]

I actually grew up with the 2012 show and the Bay films. Especially the show though. I had all the action figures, traded them with my friends and all. I’m excited to see the new movie, and I should give all the movies and even the tv series a rewatch! Happy the turtles are back!

[@melkubik3160]

I grew up with the 2003 tv show. I still love to this day and love to rematch it a lot too. Love that it is slightly more mature and a lot of good law. And I love how it was influenced by the comics. I highly recommend checking it out.

[@UnstableYT-u7k]

The 90’s live action turtles were classic.

[@ochartcinematic]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought Out of the Shadows felt like the animated show. Everyone thinks I’m crazy when I say that!

[@scorpzero2245]

I used to watch TMNT 1990 every single day as a kid. I’m so happy that the movie was number one on the list!

[@ryangarcia3729]

Sean is clearly the biggest Casey Jones fan and I am here for it!

[@zackarydecicco3919]

1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (B+) 2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) (B) 3. TMNT (2007) (C+)-Been about 10 years since I’ve seen it

[@joelsilva699]

You forgot the Rise of the TMNT Movie on Netflix

[@jamesrollins1122]

I will always defend TMNT III as good and enjoyable as the first 2. That was the one that was on repeat for me growing up, I saw the others later but never lost my nostalgic love for III.

[@snazzy-bladez7249]

At one point TMNT III was just a memory I had that I thought I dreamt. I wish it stayed that way...

[@simbeau2012]

I grew up with the 2003 tv show and the 2007 movie was my first tmnt movie, after this I watched the turtles forever movie and in the meantime I had seen some of the first tmnt cartoon episodes but just wasn’t my thing. After this I watched the 2012 show and it really combined the seriousness of the 2003 version and the comedy of the 80s, also worth a watch. You saying you never watched the 2003 serie is painful to hear. If you like a more serious show for the turtles I really recommend this one . Also has personally in my opinion the best Casey Jones of all tmnt adaptations. It’s worth a watch and is free to watch here on KZbin

[@KnightRaymund]

The era I'm most familiar with, though I suppose I forget much of it, is also 80s show and the original movies. I know many prefer the original, as you do, but I always preferred the second movie myself. It was a lot more fun. I was a little kid (5) and the first was a little dark. The third one is bad but I remember still somewhat enjoying it. But big step down from 2.

[@werecam56]

My first memory is probably seeing the TMNT movie in the theater. Then I was hyped for and watched a lot of the 2012 show when it came out. That show is probably my preferred version of the turtles!

[@thatclipmakerguy9959]

My ranking: 10. TMNT III 9. TMNT (2014) 8. Turtles Forever 7. Out of the Shadows 6. Batman vs. TMNT 5. TMNT (2007) 4. Secret of the Ooze 3. Rise of the TMNT the Movie 2. Mutant Mayhem 1. TMNT (1990)

[@thesmellofadventure5370]

1: Secret of the Ooze (Childhood favorite) 2: Mutant Mayhem (Objectively the best) 3: 1990 (A classic) 4: Turtles Forever (A novel finale) 5: Batman vs. TMNT (Epic crossover) 6: Rise of TMNT (Actually pretty good) 7: TMNT (2007)(Underrated mixed bag) 8: Out of the Shadows (Better than TMNT 2014) 9: TMNT (2014)(Very Micheal Bay) 10: Turtles In Time (One of the worst films ever)

[@arinhossain2100]

TMNT (2014)- worst reboot with dumb ideas I see you are not doing exactly ranking, this is tier list

[@HariOmRadhaKrishna]

We're going to see TMNT 3-D tomorrow! My favourite of all the movies, not including the new one, is live action TMNT 3.

[@purpdemonxd8486]

Hot take : shredders amour for the 2014 movie was so intimidating and scary to me as a child and still is now tbh and the 2007 movie is my fav the fights are great especially the raph vs leo fight u could see both of yhe characters side and reasoning on why there mad with each other and team raph any day

[@octoberwolf3888]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 show will always be my favorite version ever, I love that show. But Mutant Mayhem is my new favorite Ninja Turtles movie, and probably in my top 5 of 3 favorite movies of the year.

[@03.limb0]

My favorite is secret of the ooze. Even though this movie is so stupid it actually fits so well with everything it was going for. To this day I still rewatch it

[@isaiahh2367]

2007 TMNT is so underrated definitely my favorite

[@ryanjoseph7970]

2012 ninja turtles and the 90s movies was what I grew up with

[@jaredliebergen1179]

I really like Secret of the Ooze, but my absolute favorite TMNT iteration is the 2003 animated series I've heard it's the most comic book accurate, but I've never read them).. Definitely one of my favorite animated shows of all time.

[@ZombeeCO2]

I grew up with the 2003 series, it was probably my favorite show at the time.

[@NBAMalakai]

2007 TMNT is so underloved. I love how these comments showin this movie some love

[@jeannajanowick1887]

Ahh man I love your videos, keep it up !!!!

[@christianbrown7438]

1. TMNT 1990 2. TMNT 2007 3. Batman vs TMNT 4. TMNT II: Secret of the Ooze 5. TMNT: Out of the Shadows 6. TMNT 2014 7. TMNT III Haven't seen the new one yet or Turtles Forever or the Rise of the TMNT movie

[@geenhaaien]

turtles forever is my favorite tmnt movie because the 03 was my introduction to the franchise and i remember when turtles forever aired, i was like 8 but i was happy you can call it nostalgia but i love it

[@PsycoHank]

My list: 9) Tmnt 3 Turtles in time 8) Tmnt out of the shadows 7) Tmnt 2014 6) Tmnt 2 secret of the ooze 5) Turtles forever 4) Batman vs Tmnt 3) TMNT 2) Tmnt 1990 1) Tmnt mutant mayhem

[@papashong4958]

I was a big Raph fan so the original 1990 film is a nostalgic gem for me I’m 43 and I was a big Turtles fan from 87 to the early 90s .

[@khurramwaheed421]

Hey I love ur videos I like how u describe the films and tell ur experience about watching it.

[@dobi287]

23:50 just now realizing how much THIS raph and Collin Farrell penguin sound alike 😂

[@MrBooligan]

Love these movies. Rewatching through them all in preparation for seeing Mutant mayhem Friday

[@IndieBaldRef]

Born in the late 90's - grew up with the 2003 TMNT!

[@nicolas.grisanti]

I'm 39, so i LOVE the 87 TV Show, and the first 2 live action movies. Also i played every NES and SNES videogames, and now i have the Cowabunga Collection and the amazing Shredder's Revenge on the Nintendo Switch to play with my son.

[@dominicpalmer2637]

I’ll also wholeheartedly disagree with 2007’s ranking here. That movie is my shit☝🏾

[@therealogdaffy]

I just recently made a video essay on the 1990 movie. Would love to see an in depth video on that movie from you, Shaun!

[@AutoToonGaming]

TMNT 2007 was supposed to be a more serious and darker story from the other tmnt movies it was perfect

[@hasanthedumb5340]

I grew up with the 2012 show, it also had a crossover with the 1987 show but this time with the original voice actors. My favorite of the movies would probably be Mutant Mayhem, though I really enjoy the original 2 movies as well!

[@LuisVazquez-hu3jx]

my era is a mix of tmnt 2007, 2003 show, 90s movie through dvd, 80s show through reruns, and 2012 show.

[@louiienation8497]

I used to always think that the 2003 TMNT was never gonna be beaten. But then Mutant Mayhem came along & I AM OBSESSED WITH THAT FILM!!! Best one yet!!

[@rileylallier429]

1. TMNT 1990 A 2. TMNT: Mutant Mayhem B+ 3. TMNT 2007 B 4. TMNT 2 Secret of the Ooze B- 5. TMNT 2014 C+ 6. TMNT: Out of the Shadows C+ 7. TMNT 3 F

[@NinthShinigami]

For me it’d go: 10. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III 5.5/10 9. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2014 5.5/10 8. Out of The Shadows 5.5/10 7. Rise of The TMNT Movie 7/10 6. Turtles Forever 7/10 5. Batman vs. TMNT 7/10 4. The Secret of The Ooze 7.5/10 3. TMNT 2007 (the one I grew up with lol) 7.5/10 2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990 8/10 1. Mutant Mayhem 8.5/10

[@lukerota1547]

Good ranking!

[@ultimateslinger9857]

My era is more like the TMNT (2007) movie and the first Nickelodeon series (2012 version). Oddly enough though my first exposure was the turtles in time movie😶. But that movie being so goofy, was the reason why I loved the 2007 one so much cause I had never seen the turtles be cool before

[@loganklein5031]

Tmnt 2007 is my favorite and is just awesome to me. i wish it was better received. one of my favorite movies growing up and i’ll never forget that raph vs leonardo fight

[@jcrosato]

Of course 1990 movie is number one. It's by far the best.

[@Xavier.living.life.]

My Ranking: 1. TMNT Mutant Mayhem (2023) 2. TMNT (1990) 3. Rise of the TMNT (2022) 4. Batman vs. TMNT (2019) 5. TMNT 2 The Secret of the Ooze (1991) 6. TMNT (2007) 7. TMNT Out of the Shadows (2016) 8. Turtles Forever (2009) 9. TMNT (2014) 10. TMNT 3 Turtles in Time (1993)

[@meatwad61]

Solid list, and enjoyable watch! And now ‘Rogue’s Gallery’ is in my vocabulary, 🤣

[@nolobeecher8299]

I love TMNT 2014. It’s a guilty pleasure or as Sean calls it a “ Taco Bell” movie! It’s dumb but it’s fun

[@specialk1538]

Why didn’t u include Rise of the TMNT Netflix movie?

[@miksaneksmind4399]

Nothing will ever beat 1990

[@snackcakesgaming]

Kinda disappointed there is no Rise of the TMNT movie on here. Its my personal favorite...

[@mattbuxton]

Grew up on the 2003 series and love how it follows closely to the comics.

[@davivman6009]

TMNT 3 was the worst of the original trilogy but in no way the worst overall. That honor would go to the Michael Bay abominations. TMNT 2007 was also way better that people portray it. For fans of the 2003 series, the 2007 movie captured the tone of the turtles so well. The 1989 film is still my favorite though.

[@arthurodeleon3468]

Funny story I have in regards to the 2014 Ninja Turtles film: I remember back in 2016 during my senior year of high school, we were going to watch a movie. There were a few movies the teacher brought in, but it was really down to two movies: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from 2014 and Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2. We ended up taking a vote. Everyone in my class wanted to watch the 2014 Ninja Turtles film while I was the only one who wanted to see Spider-Man 2(I've seen both movies and it should be no surprise which one I preferred), so I got out voted. Anyways, the teacher put on Ninja Turtles. We got I believe 10 minutes into the film(I think we got to dock scene or the aftermath of that), and EVERYONE got bored of the film. So the teacher took the film out and we ended up watching Spider-Man 2, and clearly everyone loved the film.

[@wacokid30]

Out of the shadows is actually a fun turtles movie. It felt like a live action cartoon and was fun but Casey Jones is awful lol. But Secret of the Ooze is my number one and the original is my number two.

[@poihpioakarp8845]

The only TMNT project I have strong memories of watching is TMNT Fast Forward, which was one of the storylines from the 2003 show.

[@roguerodriguez8215]

I grew up with the 80s cartoon and 90s movies so your list is the correct list lol

[@Jason-El]

My turtles era was the 2012 show, if you haven't checked it out Sean you definitely should, easily the best version of Splinter and Shredder's rivalry there ever will be

[@pboxtm8012]

I grew up with the 2003 version. My favorite TV version of the Turtles till this day

[@pawankhathuria3151]

I grew watching up 2003 animated series it is too dark for children but i still loved it.

[@DOTHShorts]

10:45 the only reason the 87 turtles sound different is because the OG Voice actors couldn’t participate because the 2003 Turtles are a NONUNION SHOW

[@patrickstutz3645]

it’s criminal you didn’t talk about the rise of the tmnt movie, prob my favorite turtles movie

[@justinreda6684]

My prime tmnt is the 2012 Nickelodeon series that’s my favorite

[@ChillDeathgod]

The 2007 TMNT film is my favorite and it’s my introduction to the Turtles I remember loving that movie so much as a Kid I even use to have all the Toys

[@dirtynatedeezy]

My era growing up was the 87 cartoon and the live action movies

[@original123kid7]

My Era as a kid was the 2003 series & the first 3 movies that we owned on dvd

[@jtizzle6275]

I remember them releasing an uncut seen of shredder- in the original - taking out 4 ninjas at once and it definitely should have stayed in the original cut

[@josiahscott6155]

Tmnt 2007 is the best teenage mutant ninja turtle movie ever hands down

[@RJIS]

Ngl I think TMNT 2014 might be my favorite.

[@DSzaks]

How is it possible w/ over 30 more years of technology and experience Hollywood still can't make a better movie than the original?

[@RoddyRodbb]

I LOVED "COMING OUT OF THEIR SHELLS"!!

[@SgtAJ218]

I haven't seen Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem yet. However, I am planning to see it sooner or later. But I will share my ranking of the ones I've seen, and I will edit this comment once I have seen Mutant Mayhem. So for now, here's my ranking of all the TMNT movies I have seen: 6. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Turtles In Time (1993) Yeah, this is the worst. Honestly, I don't think this is as bad as many people make it out to be. However, I do agree with many that this is the worst TMNT movie. Firstly, I think the story was kind of strange, and I really didn't like how the Turtles and Splinter looked in this movie. But for me, I still find it entertaining because I found most of the characters likable, and I loved Mikey in this movie. I especially love the scene where he runs into a burning house, just to save Yoshi. That was crazy of him, but I do admire how Mikey was willing to put his life in danger to save a little boy. That's a hero right there. I also do love the genuine concern Raph showed for his brother when he went into the burning house. Despite that, though, I do agree with you, Sean, that Casey Jones was horribly handled in this movie. Overall, the story was really strange, and Casey wasn't handled well, but I still find the movie entertaining for its action scenes, likable characters, and an amazing score. 5. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret Of The Ooze (1991) Now I will be honest, I do understand why you are nostalgic for this movie, Sean. But for me this is a really ridiculous movie, and it wasn't my kind of movie. It’s not as bad as Turtles in Time, and I think it fits the tone of the movie they were going for. However, I think this movie had some really good enjoyable moments. Such as the character dynamics being expanded on, and I did love Keno. He’s no Casey Jones, but Keno was pretty fun and likable. So overall, I would say this is an okay movie that I’m more likely to re-watch than Turtles In Time. 4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Out of the Shadows (2016) So to start off, I think this movie is more enjoyable than Secret of the Ooze and Turtles In Time. Personally, while I do think this movie had some improvements over the 2014 movie, I think this movie is more flawed than the 2014 movie. Firstly, let me say I do like a lot of the new characters such as Bebop and Rocksteady, they were really fun. I also liked Kraang in this movie. While he really didn’t do much in the movie, he was a pretty cool villain, and I was glad to see him in live action finally. As far as the Turtles are concerned, I think the conflict between all of them felt very genuine and realistic given that they're all teenage brothers. When it comes to Casey Jones, I really don’t have much to say about him. I think his personality was pretty spot on, but I wish he got to see more of the classic Caesy Jones, like how he was in the original movie from 1990. However, what held this one back for me were the disjointed plot and Shredder. I mean, I did like the big breakout sequence at the beginning of the movie, but Shredder pretty much didn’t do anything and wasn’t that memorable. Kraang didn’t do anything either, but at least he was terrifying and almost kicked the Turtles’ shells. In addition, the plot was really disjointed and kind of hard to follow. So overall, while the plot left a lot to be desired, I think this is another enjoyable movie with a lot of fun additions. 3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) I know this might be a hot take, but for me, I really do like this movie. I know there are some bad ideas in this movie. For me, the Foot Soldiers were the biggest problems of this movie. I mean, I would rather have the Robotic Foot Soldier from the Nickelodeon 2012 series than human Foot Soldiers with Machine Guns. But for me, I think all of the pros outweigh the cons. The personalities of the characters were pretty spot on, I think some of the ideas were pretty good. Mainly, the Hashi scene. I just found that scene pretty funny, and I would rather do that than get hit by the Randori from the 2012 series. Also, I think Turtles’ designs weren't too bad. I wasn't sure about them at first, but I definitely think they look a lot better than the costumes from Turtles in Time. As for Shredder’s design, I wasn’t sure at first because he really did look like a robot. But after I understood that he was a human being, I actually didn't mind it. I don’t think it's the best Shredder design, but Shredder was definitely terrifying and felt like a force to reckon with. But for me, the two things that really make this my third favorite TMNT movie are the final battle and Megan Fox as April O'Neil. I know this might be another hot take, but I think Megan Fox did an amazing job playing April. As for the final battle, it is amazing to see the Turtles working together like in the other movies, and the score is still amazing. But my favorite scene is when Raph tells his brother why he is the way he is, and tells his Brothers that he loves them. It really does show that under that hot-tempered, tough shell, Raph has a heart and really does care for his Family. Overall, I do understand why some people don't like this movie, but I found it really enjoyable, and that is why I placed it here. 2. TMNT (2007) Personally, I think this is one of the most underrated movies I have ever seen. Now, to be fair, I am a little biased towards this movie because I am very nostalgic for this movie. When I was younger, I used to watch this a lot. In fact, I actually watched this one a lot more than Secret of the Ooze and Turtles in Time. Now that I am older, I still like it, and I always enjoyed it. Firstly, let me say that the animation is amazing and considering it is 16 years old now, it still looks really good. Also, I really do love the character arcs for all the Turtles. Like how they each do certain things that feel in character for them. Such as Mikey doing parties where he gets his pepperonis kicked by little kids. Donnie, the tech guy, runs a 24/7 Tech Support line. However, my personal favorite character arcs are both Leo’s and Raph’s. So, fun fact about me: as a kid, Leo was my favorite Ninja Turtle. I just thought he was cool because he was the leader, and I love how he’s the true definition of leadership in almost every Ninja Turtle show I have seen. And this movie shows that while Leo is a great leader, he isn’t perfect. As for Raph, I love his character arc because it makes sense for him to be a vigilante. But also, the conflict he has with Leo feels like two actual brothers fighting, making this movie even more realistic and relatable. Now, I will admit the storyline is a little bit weird, but I would rather have this kind of storyline for a Ninja Turtles movie than the storyline we got in Turtles In Time. So overall, I think this is a super underrated movie and is personally one of my all-time favorite animated movies. 1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) Do I even need to explain why this movie is amazing? Honestly, while I do enjoy almost all the TMNT movies, the Original 1990 Movie will always be my personal favorite. Firstly, the plot was pretty basic, but It works really well. All of the Turtles work really well and balance off each other really well. This movie even has the best Casey Jones. I love his introduction and first fight with Raph. It feels like Caesy Jones and really realistic as I’m sure someone like Caesy would be able to beat a hot-tempered Turtle like Raph. However, my personal favorite moment in this entire movie is the part where the Turtles come together and contact Splinter through astral projection. This just shows how far the Turtles have come since the beginning and begin to function as one unit. To summarize, this movie just does everything I would want from a Ninja Turtles movie, a great story, likable characters, really good action, and an amazing score. All of this comes together and makes not just my favorite Ninja Turtles movie but also one of the all-time favorite comic book movies of all time.

[@juliangomez6560]

I grew up with the late 1990 movies because of my parents having the movies but as for my own childhood, I grew up with TMNT and the Nick show

[@davidterranstung]

2003 show was my childhood along w/ 2007 movie but I also loved the live action 90s movies

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2012 clears no question shredder is a fucking beast absolute favorite character