Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II

[a-dev]

Toobs

 

[Lee in MI]

"ghetto thugs..." Wow

 

[Niltusk]

surprising since the one that just came out barely scrapped by

It did over half its budget in one weekend stateside, what movie are you thinking of? Did 160% of what the studio wanted to be considetred a successful opening for August... scraped by...

 

[lerath666]

Dollar signs in the filmmaker's eyes. Nothing to do with making a good film.

entirely this. wheres that green lantern 2? o

 

[VintijDroidGutzz]

Dollar signs in the filmmaker's eyes. Nothing to do with making a good film.

Yep.

Nuke it from orbit.

It's the only way.

 

[RIDDICK]

This year many people paid to see "Turdformers 4" and "Ninja Turdles"... Ugh.

 

[a-dev]

I heard Turdformers 5 & 6 are pencilled in for 2017 and 2020 with the reboot trilogy starting in 2025 and continuing into the projected future war between the remnants of mankind and Skynet in 2029, when they will serve as light entertainment for the resistance troops. (though some will consider the subject matter insensitive given the then-current plight)

 

[greygoose]

Moobs

The sequel needs moobs.

 

[GasparZizou]

i hope this makes it to the sequel

With that gut I bet he hasn't seen his turtle in a long time.

 

[crows]

probably cant even reach it

 

[The Ween]

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Well, this sucks...

With a $65 million opening weekend, the latest screen iteration of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" earned some comeuppance this weekend as well as a sequel.

The Hollywood Reporter has word that thanks to a higher than expected opening box office (the film is on pace to bring in $97.3 million with international ticket sales), Paramount has greenlit a second installment for the Kevin Eastman/Peter Laird characters.

For "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2," executive producer Michael Bay and his Platinum Dunes production shingle will return, as will screenwriters Josh Appelbaum and Andre Nemec and presumable the full cast. However, the director of the second film is unclear at this point. Jonathan Liebesman helmed the current outing.

"Launching a new take on the Turtles into the feature film world was a daunting task because as fans of them ourselves, we felt a great responsibility to ensure audiences were going to experience everything they loved about the Turtles, while also getting to see them brought to life in a way they had never been seen before,” said president of Paramount’s film group, Adam Goodman. "The result exceeded our high expectations and the response to the film is beyond great, making it all the more fun to get started on the continuation of their story."

The sequel is set for June 3, 2016. Stay tuned to CBR News for more as it becomes available.

They only care about the money, not the reviews or the quality, unfortunately....

 

[crows]

new director= WIN

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Yeah, but the writers are the same....

 

[crows]

a bad script can still be a good movie in the hands of the right director.

 

[ironwez20]

Avatar proved that.

 

[RIDDICK]

Avatar proved that.

how exactly? "Avatar" was too dull to call it bad, not enough substance to criticize.

 

[crows]

how exactly? "Avatar" was too dull to call it bad, not enough substance to criticize.

the story was absolute garbage but the visuals were great. Which is what will probably happen for the next turtles movie

 

[ironwez20]

the story was absolute garbage but the visuals were great. Which is what will probably happen for the next turtles movie

Thank you blackmask. Avater looked very pretty with amazing visuals and awesome looking cgi but the story was ****. But when it came out it captivated audiences and made people suicidal because they didnt live in the avatar world. Ah 2009 was a weird yr.

 

[crows]

Thank you blackmask. Avater looked very pretty with amazing visuals and awesome looking cgi but the story was ****. But when it came out it captivated audiences and made people suicidal because they didnt live in the avatar world. Ah 2009 was a weird yr.

yeah, the movie in Imax was pretty much like going on a theme park ride.