As long as you are a fan of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as a whole, “Turtles Forever” reminds us that destroying a single entity will erase everything we know.
First, it has a lot of improvement, particularly the animation of the 1987 TV version. Right from the beginning, we are already suspected that four half-shelled heroes of the TV series play stupid. The reason behind this confusion is the absence of the original cast members. That’s right! None of them reprises their respective roles and I am disappointed because of this. On the bright side, we witness not only the Turtles of different dimensions -- from live action film to the recent 3D film, but for the first time, we get deeper and deeper to the origin of the “Turtle Power” nostalgia, the Mirage Studio comics version.
If only the original cast would appear, then it would have been perfect.
First, it has a lot of improvement, particularly the animation of the 1987 TV version. Right from the beginning, we are already suspected that four half-shelled heroes of the TV series play stupid. The reason behind this confusion is the absence of the original cast members. That’s right! None of them reprises their respective roles and I am disappointed because of this. On the bright side, we witness not only the Turtles of different dimensions -- from live action film to the recent 3D film, but for the first time, we get deeper and deeper to the origin of the “Turtle Power” nostalgia, the Mirage Studio comics version.
If only the original cast would appear, then it would have been perfect.
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