É mais divertido que o primeiro.
Esse moleque asiático é muito chato.

É mais divertido que o primeiro.
Esse moleque asiático é muito chato.

Pretty fun. The first one is Def better than this but this is still very entertaining and hilarious film. Maybe even a bit better than I remembered.
The more kid friendly tone sure fits the turtles, but icl I've always preferred a more dark and gritty take on the turtles, just like with the first film.
This had very cool characters, like Tokka and Rahzar and Super shredder, he was prolly my fav part about this movie, even tho he didn't have much screen time.
I am sad that Casey Jones wasn't included cuz he was such a great character in the first movie, I wish he was mentioned in some way, shape or form.
Also kinda weird that they don't use their weapons at all expect Donnie, but that happened in the 80's cartoon too.
I rate 7/10

Pretty fun. The first one is Def better than this but this is still very entertaining and hilarious film. Maybe even a bit better than I remembered.
The more kid friendly tone sure fits the turtles, but icl I've always preferred a more dark and gritty take on the turtles, just like with the first film.
This had very cool characters, like Tokka and Rahzar and Super shredder, he was prolly my fav part about this movie, even tho he didn't have much screen time.
I am sad that Casey Jones wasn't included cuz he was such a great character in the first movie, I wish he was mentioned in some way, shape or form.
Also kinda weird that they don't use their weapons at all expect Donnie, but that happened in the 80's cartoon too.
I rate 7/10

PEAK CINEMA

PEAK CINEMA

35 years ago, the quirky, crime-fighting quartet of turtles got a sequel in theatres. Granted, it pales in comparison to its predecessor - and this is mainly due to the fact that some parents had issues with the grittier tone and violent themes - but it's still a pretty fun entry in the NTCU (Ninja Turtle Cinematic Universe) – one that still charms me since getting it on DVD as a kid. You get some of the finest ingredients in this: references to things prevalent in the '90s decade (with most shoutouts definitely a shoe-in for the adults watching, like Ralph Nader? Oprah? Subterranean housing?); lighter, cheeseball humor from the Turtles (which works because they are teenagers, after all); oh, and lots of well-coordinated stunt work.

Beyond the turtles (and franchise mainstays including master Splinter and the persistent "big bad" Shredder), there are some lively characters: Keno (Ernie Reyes Jr.), a young kid with top-notch martial arts skills; Professor Perry (David Warner), a friendly scientist familiar with the Turtles' lore; and Tatsu (Toshishiro Obata), Shredder's sidekick who only speaks in aggressive grunts. I also should note that April O'Neil's actress was switched (Judith Hoag played her in movie 1 and was replaced by Paige Turco for the sequel and follow-up/movie 3) but I really don't have much of an issue as April's presence isn't as strong here. However, there are two characters that I felt were a bit underutilized: Tokka and Razhar. A poor man's Bebop and Rocksteady? You decide, but I felt the Foot Clan was a more intimidating, consistent challenge for the Turtles than these two.

Best scene? Still the "Ninja Rap" sequence performed by Vanilla Ice with dance choreo from the Fab Four - arguably his biggest hit he didn't steal a bassline for. 'Nuff said.

35 years ago, the quirky, crime-fighting quartet of turtles got a sequel in theatres. Granted, it pales in comparison to its predecessor - and this is mainly due to the fact that some parents had issues with the grittier tone and violent themes - but it's still a pretty fun entry in the NTCU (Ninja Turtle Cinematic Universe) – one that still charms me since getting it on DVD as a kid. You get some of the finest ingredients in this: references to things prevalent in the '90s decade (with most shoutouts definitely a shoe-in for the adults watching, like Ralph Nader? Oprah? Subterranean housing?); lighter, cheeseball humor from the Turtles (which works because they are teenagers, after all); oh, and lots of well-coordinated stunt work.

Beyond the turtles (and franchise mainstays including master Splinter and the persistent "big bad" Shredder), there are some lively characters: Keno (Ernie Reyes Jr.), a young kid with top-notch martial arts skills; Professor Perry (David Warner), a friendly scientist familiar with the Turtles' lore; and Tatsu (Toshishiro Obata), Shredder's sidekick who only speaks in aggressive grunts. I also should note that April O'Neil's actress was switched (Judith Hoag played her in movie 1 and was replaced by Paige Turco for the sequel and follow-up/movie 3) but I really don't have much of an issue as April's presence isn't as strong here. However, there are two characters that I felt were a bit underutilized: Tokka and Razhar. A poor man's Bebop and Rocksteady? You decide, but I felt the Foot Clan was a more intimidating, consistent challenge for the Turtles than these two.

Best scene? Still the "Ninja Rap" sequence performed by Vanilla Ice with dance choreo from the Fab Four - arguably his biggest hit he didn't steal a bassline for. 'Nuff said.

accidentally showed up 2 hours early to project hail mary but i managed to sneak my way into this awesome piece of shit.

accidentally showed up 2 hours early to project hail mary but i managed to sneak my way into this awesome piece of shit.