Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2014 Review, News And Latest Updates: Are The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Just ‘Pizza Loving Turtles Turned To Big Screen Icons’ With The Production Being Poor

By John Kevin Muu Oct 14, 2014 10:26 AM EDT

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2014 Review, News And Latest Updates: Are The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Just 'Pizza Loving Turtles Turned To Big Screen Icons' With The Production Being Poor

We have the latest for you on the 2014 review, news and latest updates of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is by far one of the classic good superhero moves ever created by producer Michael Bay. Michael Bay is also responsible for the Transformers franchise. But of late it seems Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles has lost its fan base because as Digital Spy puts it, many would prefer to have the U2 Album mistakenly down load to their iTunes as compared to having Bono Kick down their front door, Strap them into a strait jacket and force them to listen to what his band are offering and slap them with the edge of Beanies hat every time they node off. Let's face it that is what TMNT is basically all about.

In their latest add to their franchise as rumors may have it there is really not much to keep one awake as some writers describe them as 'Pizza Loving Turtles turned to big screen icons'. This is causing a lot of uproar in the Movie community as the production as one would say is simply pathetic. What happened to the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles we all knew and loved? It seems that the latest add was simply lead by a group of directors led by marketing imperatives rather than story telling ones. This will cause a huge impact as the fans will not be happy about this. Digital Spy News reports that they should have simply called it TMNT: The Secret of the Snooze because that is what the remake is offering to the viewers.

With the story line of this new Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles involving dialogue over Pizza and its ingredients, one would begin to question the motives as to why he/she was is watching the movie in the first place. It's just like sitting through a wimpy movie while you were expecting an action packed movie. Well the movie targets to brainwash the young impressionable audience who are naïve as the movie also includes use of vulgar message that echoes in a scene in a Clockwork Orange where Malcom McDowell's Alex is bombarded with horrifying images in order to influence his behavior.

With such a start TMNT lovers would call this a huge Cowa-Blunder as the movie showed much promise.