Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze corrections

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991) - 4 corrections

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At the end of the movie, Shredder takes the last of the ooze for himself. When the Turtles see him larger, and stronger, his suit is changed. The ooze would only change his body, not his suit. [Only if he really drank it like the turtles claim. Shredder may have poured the ooze on himself therefore it would mutate the suit as well.]

At the end, after Shredder has taken the ooze and his suit has changed, look at the 'muscles' he's grown. They're just painted onto the cloth. [This is so obvious it was almost certainly intended to be just a design on the cloth. If they wanted muscle definition, they'd have just used a muscle suit like they made for the turtles (but leave off the shell...).] Corrected by Phixius

There is only one full canister of Ooze in the entire movie. Shredder uses some of the Ooze on the animals to create Tokaa and Razor but then in any other shot with the canister, (as in the one with Vanilla Ice or when Shredder puts some in a glass vial) it is completely full once again. [As the movie progresses, the canister is tossed about. It's likely the level of the ooze changes, but since we only get to see a small section of the ooze through the canister, it's likely we can't tell it's changed. The ooze probably sticks to the sides of the canister.]

April O'Neal is a news anchor for Channel Three, so why in the beginning of the film is she on location interviewing the TGRI personnel? News anchors do not do that. [She's always been a reporter in the movies and cartoon canon. Always.]