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After an unseen vigilante attacks the thieves, April notices a symbol left behind. At a dock at night, she sees the Foot raiding cargo containers.
#Teenage mutant ninja turtles 2014 full movie series
It is the fifth film of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film series and is also a reboot that features the main characters, portrayed by a new cast and the first in the reboot series.Īpril O’Neil, a local reporter for Channel 6 Eyewitness News in New York City, investigates a crime wave by a group of criminals called the Foot Clan.
#Teenage mutant ninja turtles 2014 full movie movie
Not everybody will be quite as easily charmed as I am, so I'm compelled to recommend approaching this movie with caution.Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2014 Bluray Full Movie Free Download is a 2014 American action adventure film based on the Mirage Studios characters of the same name, produced by Nickelodeon Movies and Platinum Dunes, and distributed by Paramount Pictures. This incarnation of the Turtles definitely has its flaws, but it tries to be a fun picture, and it is at least partway successful. Music is okay (I got to admit that I found the end credits song catchy). Locales are pretty small-scale most of the time. This production uses okay-looking sets, props, and costumes. Acting is pretty lackluster from the whole crowd Megan Fox is far from endearing despite her looks, the voice acting can be a hit or a miss, and other actors don't really take their roles seriously, for better or for worse.
The film's photography looks good sometimes and terrible at other times. The film draws some connections between all the characters to give their interactions more backing, but it only strains the creditability of the plot even further.
Shredder is extremely flat, lifeless, and lacking in presence, serving little more than an excuse to have a boss fight at the end of the movie. Other characters aren't as good: April O'Neil is almost annoying as she obsesses over the turtles and shouts her findings at everybody she runs across. They aren't terribly deep characters, but they are colorful, and there is just enough background to them to keep them from being total caricatures. The turtle characters are fun to watch, usually, and Splinter is one cool rat. What plot the movie has is riddled with plot holes, and scenes that are simply way too unbelievable (maybe not a valid complaint for TMNT, but with the way the film tries to look believable, the film shoots its own creditability in the foot). The plot is pretty much a mash-up of typical TMNT fare and 2007's Transformers (also an adaptation of an 80s cartoon where human characters discover some weird life form and gets caught in the middle of a war nobody knew existed both starring Megan Fox nonetheless). Beyond the surface-level comedy and action, there's not much else to this film. Scenes in between try their best to keep things rolling fast and without becoming droll, but without any major emotional investment, these scenes tend to drag a bit. Later scenes are still hectic, but are at least watchable and fairly fun. Action scenes will be a hit and a miss fight scenes in the film's first half are horribly shot and edited (on purpose nonetheless). Despite the light-hearted tone and all the jokes, very little of it made me laugh outright. It's still not without its problems though. Thus, I found the last half of the film the most engaging.
The last half of the film is pretty much all-out fighting and action, which includes a fight in the sewers, a lengthy chase scene down the slopes of a mountain, and a final showdown on top of a skyscraper. The first half of the film takes its time to follow April O'Neil around, who inevitably uncovers the secret of the turtles' existence, and the outlandish Foot Clan plot to take over New York City. It's a fairly breezy film that never takes itself seriously, packing on generous heapings of goofy comedy, stylish action scenes, and loads of special effects. Can the same be said about the latest adaptation? On the surface level, 2014's TMNT at least looks the part. It has always been a goofy saga, but it was also hip, action-packed, and colorful. There's hardly a kid born from the 80s who has never heard of this totally bodacious group of walking, talking, pizza-eating, street-fighting reptiles.
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