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I hope not for two reasons: 1) If the Turtles were to be remade, it would most likely be based off of the current running 'TMNT' cartoon series, which is crap and 2) The original 1990 film is fine the way it is and does not need to be touched by the greasy hands of today's Hollywood. I remember reading a little while back that Hong Kong director John Woo had expressed interest in remaking the Turtles movie. The performers inside the Turtle costumes acted quite excellently considering what they went through to become our four, high-kicking reptilian heroes. All I can say is that they did not have CGI taking control of every single action sequence to make up for lack of real stunt work. Many people may look at this film today (in 2004) and they might say this film has not aged well. One particularly big difference between the comics and the film is that the literary source material is quite violent (and not to mention very bloody in some spots). It is quite obvious that this line of graphic novels served as the main source of inspiration for the film. I only recently purchased Eastman and Laird's line of graphic novels from First and I must say that they're quite excellent and they take me back to the Turtles' roots. I was a huge Turtle freak growing up, and I still have many of my original action figures and other memorabilia.

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This is by far the most mature, moving, and tense film in the series and we should thank director Steve Barron for making sure his vision of the Turtles did not stray off course (unlike the sequels). This film is violent (it DID push the limits of its 'PG' rating in some spots, especially with some intense moments, many of which dealt with teenage crime and alienation, and some particularly brutal fight sequences) and is quite dark and actually kind of scary. Though the film is more in touch with the toned-down animated series of the same title, its roots are squarely in the original comics created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. That's good considering it also faced heavy competition from another comic book adaptation that year, 'Dick Tracy,' which was directed by Warren Beatty and was quite groundbreaking, on its own terms of course. This film, released at the height of 'Turtlemania' in the summer of 1990, raked in $133 million at the box office, quickly making it the highest grossing independent film of all time. Now first let me that this is the only faithful film in the 'TMNT' trilogy of movies released during the early '90s.

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PRODUCTORA: Murakami Wolf Swenson / Fred Wolf Films / Mirage Studios / Surge Licensing / Playmates Toys / I.D.D.I recently bought an old VHS copy of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie' and I must say that this movie is still great even after 14 years. Howell IV, Matthew Malach, Antonio Ortiz, Carmela Ortiz, Sean Roche, Lee Schneider, George Shea, Gary Greenfield, Cydne Clark, Steve Granat, Marc Handler, Matt Uitz, Jim Lawson, Ryan Brown (CР“С–mic: Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird)

Larry Carroll, Michael Maurer, Brynne Stephens, Carole Bruce Mendelsohn, Dennis Marks, Martin Pasko, Richard Merwin, Larry Parr, Gordon Bressack, Rowby Goren, Stan Sakai, Bruce Shelly, Reed Shelly, Bill Wolf, Doug Booth, Christy Marx, Duane Capizzi, Eliot Daro, Buzz Dixon, Mark McCorkle, Steve Roberts, Robert Schooley, Dan DiStefano, John Fox, Charles M.

GUION: David Wise, Fred Wolf, Michael Reaves, Francis Moss, Bruno-RenР“В© Huchez, Misty Stewart-Taggart, Ted Pedersen, Jack Mendelsohn, Michael Edens, Dennis OРІР‚в„ўFlaherty, Jeffrey Scott, Patti Howeth, Mark Edward Edens, Doug Molitor, David Carren, J. DIRECCIР“вЂњN: Bill Wolf, Tony Love, Mike Stuart, Bruno-RenР“В© Huchez, Reg Lodge, Vincent Davis

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