Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

[Bote]

Originalmente publicado por The Starkiller

Estaría chido si esta vez se basaran exclusivamente en la blanca, pura y netamente campy serie de TV de los ochenta. Quién no quiere ver a Krang, al General Tragg y a Bebop y Rocksteady? Mousers, Baxter Stockman hecho mosca y un Technodrome gigante?

Un sueño guajiro de esos que jamás veremos realizados

Originalmente publicado por xcannonball

Jajajaja recuerdo que cuando fui al cine a ver la primera parte (uuhhhh ya hace muchas horas) y ya estaba la pelicula yo me preguntaba y en que momento saldra Krang, Bebop, Rocksteady y el Technodrome, y tenia muchas iluciones de verlos, pero nunca salieron

De hecho la "invención" de Tokka y Razhar fue en sustitución de los dichosos "Biboy y Rocoso" no?

Originalmente publicado por Erik_Magnus

Yo ese lo llegue a jugar en arcade (en consola no he jugado TN) y ahi se iba mi dinero ... hasta que salio las tortugas en el tiempo

A mi el que me fascinaba era el juego III donde salía Super Shreder en....un Ovni

Cuantos de aquí recuerdan algunos de los temas de los videojuegos? Estoy en verdad traumado eh? podría tararear bastantes de ellos

Originalmente publicado por xcannonball

pues mientras siguen jugando con nuestros sentimientos de que si sale una pelicula de las tortugas ninja, yo sigo nostalgico y aqui les dejo un video de la generacion tmnt

Uno de mis sueños jamas realizados, el Técnodromo y el Robotsote de Krang

[Brainniac_2008]

¿Y los Triceratons?

aunque igual sigo prefiriendo mi selección de villanos:

- Shredder

- Karai

- Leatherhead

- Dr. Baxter Stogman

Bye

[Bernardo]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to Return in a Live-Action Film
Source:Variety April 23rd, 2009

According to Variety, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will be returning to movie theaters everywhere.

This new film is slated to be live action and it will focus on the origins of the characters. The plan is for the film to come out in 2011.

Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael as well as their master Splinter are all set to be in this new film.

This week marks the 25th year that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been a franchise.

The Mirage Group and Legendary Pictures are going to be making this project. Financing will come from Lightbox Productions.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles first came on the scene in comic book form in 1984.

[spider-chuy]

Suena bien, entonces sera un reinicio o una precuela?

[Thanos]

Más que ser una continuación, parece ser que la nueva película será un reinicio de la serie (algo que ya es común en la industria del celuloide) pues la trama se centrará en los orígenes de los héroes según se dice en el internet. Espero que les quiten esas horribles manchas que tenían las primeras versiones

[Brainniac_2008]

yo también entiendo que va a ser un reinicio, además incluso entiendo que va a ser mucho más fiel al comic que sus adaptaciones anteriores, desde ese punto de vista yo le veo un excelente futuro a este reinicio, igual que el reinicio de Batman a manos de Christopher Nolan

y con la tecnología que hay ahora, se puede hacer tortugas ninja mutantes mucho más creíbles que en los 80's, basta mirar el maquillaje de Hellboy en sus dos adaptaciones, además dicen que utilizarían tecnología de computadora para que las tortugas fueran mucho más expresivas, algo que les daría mucho más realismo que las adaptaciones anteriores, yo pienso que es una buena idea este reinicio, y si es fiel al espíritu de los comics originales pienso que puede resultar exitoso, solo vean el Batman de Christopher Nolan e intenten negarlo

Bye

[ElExtrañoDr.Muerte]

Me agrada.

Tomando en cuenta que la mayoría de los fans pasan de los 25 años, estaría de lujo una versión grim and gritty, como en los comics...

[Bote]

Pus no que no? hace ya rato había salido una noticia parecida y luego luego la desmintieron no?

[Thanos]

EXCLUSIVE: Co-Creator Of ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Reveals More Details About New Film

Published by Rick Marshall on Monday, April 27, 2009 at 4:01 pm.
That sound you heard last week? That was millions of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” fans yelling “Cowabunga!” at the news that the famous Heroes in a Half Shell would be returning to the big screen in a new movie scheduled to hit theaters in 2011.

While rumors of a new TMNT movie have been circulating for a while now, last week’s official announcement kicked off a nationwide celebration of the characters’ 25th Anniversary.

Back in September, I spoke with “Ninja Turtles” co-creator Peter Laird to clear up some of the initial rumors surrounding the film, and now that it’s official, he was able to offer a few more details about the return of Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo to the big screen.

“I can say that at this point there are a lot of positive feelings about a ‘Batman Begins’-style ‘reboot,’ which would, of necessity, include a retelling of the Turtles’ origin story,” Laird told MTV News of early plot discussions regarding the film. “Having said that, I would also be into an all-new story, if it was decided that that was a more desirable direction. Either way is fine with me, to be honest!”

Laird went so far as to share some specific story points that TMNT fans hold near and dear to their hearts as potential elements in the upcoming film.

“Simply telling the story of what happened in the first issue of the ‘TMNT’ comic book would be a pretty short movie, so I suspect other things from the Turtles’ history in the comics might be brought into it,” continued Laird. “I would not be unhappy to somehow see the tale of Baxter Stockman and the robotic ‘mousers’ folded into this movie, as well as some elements possibly setting up the TCRI connection for a possible sixth (or seventh) movie. But I think I’m getting a little ahead of myself there.”

As for other characters we’re likely to see in the film, the “Ninja Turtles” co-creator said the villainous Shredder would be a necessity for any TMNT origin story, and also mentioned that both intrepid reporter April O’Neil and vigilante Casey Jones came up during recent creative discussions.

Finally, Laird also offered a few more details regarding the way in which the live-action filming and computer-generated effects will blend to bring the Turtles to the screen in the upcoming film.

“The basic idea, as I understand it, is to do an all live action shoot, with actors and stuntmen in full Turtle suits,” said Laird. “To add expressiveness to the Turtles’ faces which would be difficult if not impossible to get with animatronics and/or puppetry, there would be ‘face replacement,’ with CGI Turtle faces superimposed on the live action performers’ heads.”

“This technology has been proven to be incredibly effective if done correctly,” added Laird. “Look at the character of Davey Jones in the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ movies, with his mass of writhing tentacles… an incredible effect.”

What do you think of Laird’s take on the film? What stories from TMNT history do you still want to see on the big screen? Any characters you want to see brought to life? Sound off!

[Thanos]

Some exciting news about the live action movie casting:

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, in association with Mirage Studios, 4Kids Entertainment and TMNT Productions will host an open casting call for martial arts experts to audition for the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, hitting theaters in 2011.

We will select the best from the auditions to be a part of the stealth TMNT nemesis, the Foot Clan. The casting call is part of the 25th Anniversary Shell-ebration of the “Heroes on a Half Shell” in 2009, and a great way to bring together all schools of martial arts to become part of the new generation of TMNT. We’re reaching out to ask for your participation in spreading the word to your associates, friends and family within the martial arts community. Details of the event are below, and final rules/regulations will be posted shortly.

When: Saturday, July 18, 2009 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Where: Hollywood & Highland 6801 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90028 *At Grand Staircase

Who: Judges to include actor and martial arts expert Ernie Reyes, Jr., Jason Morgan from the American Taekwondo Association, and 2011 TMNT movie producers Scott Mednick and Galen Walker.

Audition: 30-Second Martial Arts Demo (Single Person Only) No metal, sharp or bladed weapons of any kind allowed!

[Bernardo]

John Fusco to Write Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Source:Variety July 21st, 2009

John Fusco (The Forbidden Kingdom, Hidalgo, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron and Young Guns I & II) has signed on to write the new live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, which is targeted for a 2011 release.

According to Variety, Fusco has been practicing martial arts since he was 12, and continues to study Shaolin Kung Fu.

"It is always exciting when you can come aboard a project that bridges the worlds of what you do with what you love," Fusco said.

Fusco will incorporate elements of the "Turtles" comics, created by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman in 1983, for the new adventure, which is being planned as an origins story.

No director is yet attached to the project, and no production date has been set.

[Brainniac_2008]

Originalmente publicado por Bernardo

John Fusco to Write Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Source:Variety July 21st, 2009

John Fusco (The Forbidden Kingdom, Hidalgo, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron and Young Guns I & II) has signed on to write the new live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, which is targeted for a 2011 release.

According to Variety, Fusco has been practicing martial arts since he was 12, and continues to study Shaolin Kung Fu.

"It is always exciting when you can come aboard a project that bridges the worlds of what you do with what you love," Fusco said.

Fusco will incorporate elements of the "Turtles" comics, created by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman in 1983, for the new adventure, which is being planned as an origins story.

No director is yet attached to the project, and no production date has been set.

esta película cada vez me vá tincando más

Bye

[Bernardo]

Nickelodeon Acquires Global Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Rights
Source:Nickelodeon October 21, 2009

Nickelodeon has acquired global rights to the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" brand from Mirage Studios and will develop a new CG-animated TV series, while Paramount Pictures is developing a new feature film for a 2012 release. The full press release:

Furthering its mission to provide premium content to its audiences, Nickelodeon--part of MTV Networks, a division of Viacom Inc.--has acquired the global rights to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from The Mirage Group and 4Kids Entertainment, Inc. The acquisition provides Nickelodeon, the world's number-one entertainment brand for kids, global intellectual property rights to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the hit television, film and video game property that has delighted kids around the world for the last 25 years. The aggregate purchase price for the transactions is approximately $60 million.

Nickelodeon also announced plans to develop a new CG-animated television series based on the popular superhero franchise, anticipated to premiere in 2012. Additionally, in partnership with Viacom's Paramount Pictures, a new release of a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles feature film is also planned for 2012. Nickelodeon has also acquired all merchandising rights to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and will continue to work with its original and long-standing toy partner, Playmates Toys, which has been the creative force behind the successful TMNT master toy program over the last two decades.

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles shares a comedic sensibility with the Nickelodeon DNA, with added layers of action and fantasy that have kept this property an evergreen favorite with multiple generations of audiences," said Cyma Zarghami, President, Nickelodeon/MTVN Kids and Family Group. "We are extremely happy to have the opportunity to be able to focus on this property and creatively re-introduce it to a new generation of kids."

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a property that maintains a very passionate global fan base, is rich with opportunity for a tentpole movie, and is exactly the right property for us to work together with Nickelodeon," said Adam Goodman, President, Paramount Pictures.

"Mirage has been the proud keeper of the Turtles' brand since 1984, and in 2009 we celebrated their 25th anniversary with our legions of fans," said Gary Richardson, CEO, Mirage Studios. "Nickelodeon is a powerhouse global brand, and we are confident that the company will be a wonderful steward for Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello and all the other TMNT characters and take them in all kinds of exciting and new creative directions."

"We enjoyed our eight-year partnership with Mirage during which 4Kids and Mirage re-launched the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise for a new generation of kids around the world," said Alfred Kahn, Chairman and CEO of 4Kids Entertainment, Inc. "We will also work with Mirage and Viacom so that our Turtles' licensees can be assured of a seamless transition."

Considered one of the most popular kids' television programs of the 1980s, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a classic, global property created in 1984 by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. It first debuted as a successful comic book series and then became a hit animated TV show, a live-action television series, and later spawned four blockbuster theatrical releases. The property also has translated into a significant consumer products business--with DVDs, video games, toys and more--that has generated billions of dollars at retail.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is based on four mutant turtles--trained in the art of Ninjitsu--who battle evil from the New York sewers. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated television series--jointly produced by 4Kids Entertainment and Mirage Studios--will continue to air on "TheCW4Kids" Saturday morning programming block on The CW network through Aug. 31, 2010.

[Zam3d]

Y con esto podemos dar por terminado los comics de Mirage "serios" y que la proxima serie sera mas ligera y humoristica que la de 2003 (aqui en Mex pasó de largo).

Como siempre, el peligro de pertenecer a un consorsio es que si el producto no satisface sus espectativas, lo pueden guardar bajo la alfombra para siempre.

[Zam3d]

Anuncio ofifical de Peter Laird: http://plairdblog.blogspot.com/2009/...bout-sale.html

Basicamente dice que ya se encontraba cansado mental y fisicamente de las obligaciones de adiministrar la franquicia. Entiendo sus razones, pero 60 millones (10 para 4kids) se me hacen poco para una franquicia que ha tenido exito en practicamente todos los medios por 25 años.

De lo positivo es que haora si hay posibilidades reales de que regresen personajes de la serie viejita como Krang, Bebop, Rocksteady y hasta algunos de los comics de Archie. (Laird odia esas versiones)

[mar9999]

uy , a MI , me enCantaban laS tortUgas ninJaS

[Thanos]

No cave duda que las grandes compañías son las que gobiernan este universo que cada vez se acerca mas a su noche más oscura, esperemos que los comics de las tortugas serias no desaparezcan y en el futuro solo exista la versión Archi de Nickelodeon o las tortugas beybis jajaja

Originalmente publicado por mar9999

uy , a MI , me enCantaban laS tortUgas ninJaS

Y a quien no, toda una generación creció con las TMNT, cuando en la tele no ofrecía variedad en caricaturas para niños y todavía no aparecía el bun de las caricaturas Japonesas las TMNT eran la neta o al menos algo parecido jajaja

[Bahamutangel]

No se si ya lo pusieron pero yo me acabo de enterar y ya la quiero ver

TURTLES FOREVER


Un crossover ente la serie de los 80 y la del 2003

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtles_Forever

http://toonbarn.com/wordpress/wp-con...ver-poster.jpg

[Phoenix Spawn]

No manchen!!!!!

¿Entonces si es en serio? Oo

[Protaro]

:S cuando ya no quedan mas ideas... los refritos salvan el dia

[Scatha]

Pero bien que estamos contentos los fans

[Karmix]

pues se me hace curiosa la idea. No muy original, pero curiosa.

En el articulo de Wikipedia menciona que habra personajes de la serie ochentera, de la de 2003, de las peliculas (Tokka y razar) y de Mirage Comics (las cuatro tortugas y Shreder). Seria interesante ver a las Tortugas animadas, pero con los diseños de Mirage.

[kidfisto]

Los que no han visto el video avance de Turtles Forever, lo pueden ver aqui:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/terrible2z/4012386006/
Nostalgia pura

[the new avenger]

Lo ironico es que recuerdo que las ultimas temporadas de la serie ochentera trataban de tomarse muy en serio a si mismas.

[Protaro]

cielos... ridiculizan mucho la serie de los 80's no se si me vaya a gustar.