Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III

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8.2/10.The weakest of the TMNT franchise.I understand this, respect other people's opinions.I disagree with it being bad though.It's because it took chances with sending the turtles in time to feudal Japan.This seems like a nod to one of their best selling video games TMNT 4:Turtles In Time.The villains were actually original and well written, neither being Shredder.This is the only movie of theirs not to have Shredder as the villain.I'm not saying he's a terrible one, they've got a good rogues gallery yet they go to him too often like Batman does with The Joker or Superman with Lex Luthor.I applauded the efforts of director/writer Stuart Gillard.He had to not only write but also direct the movie, arguably two of the toughest jobs on a movie.If anything else I was bummed out by how much of a beating the movie took from critics and fans when I was a kid.I agree the design of the turtles wasn't as good as the previous look but it's not as bad as the look they've got in Rise Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.That supposed cartoon looks like a nightmare cartoon on an acid trip. TMNT 3 may not be as great as the other movies but I argue that's far from being the worst of any media of the TMNT franchise.

Rob245

Continuity mistake: When Raphael meets Yoshi and talks to him about being a kid and having fun, if you look at Raph's wrists you'll notice that he is not wearing any wrist bands as he usually does as with the rest of the turtles. However, when Raph puts his hand on Yoshi's shoulder there is a close-up of Yoshi's head and shoulders. Look at Raph's wrist in the close-up and you'll see that a wrist band has appeared. When the shot changes back, his wrists are bare again. (00:56:50)

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Question: Why does Mickey want to stay behind with Yoshi, at the end, when Raph has had the connection with him throughout the film?

Answer: Michelangelo wants to stay behind for the same reasons as Raphael: because in that time and place, they are well respected, even revered as heroes. They can live openly and not be banished to sewers or subway stations.

LorgSkyegon

Mikey didn't want to stay behind because of Yoshi but because of Mitsu. Raphael even points out that she's the reason he doesn't want to return. When Mikey says they should stay, Raph responds, "Now, forget about Mitsu and give me the scepter."

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