ITT Most disappointing sequels

worse than the first movie in every conceivable way and Super Shredder literally kills himself. If you had hope for the third movie after this shite then you are and idiot

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I'm sorry you were born with shit taste user.

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>worse than the first movie in every conceivable way and Super Shredder literally kills himself. If you had hope for the third movie after this shite then you are and idiot
...lol

This wasn't a bad sequel at all, but I was more disappointed Rocksteady and BeBop weren't like their cartoon selves. But nobody hated Secret of the Ooze, it was based in it's own way.

Batman & Robin was the first movie I remember seeing that definitely ruined my life for a little bit. Obviously it's super entertaining in retrospect, but people wanted Batman The Animated Series Mr. Freeze, which would have been a COOL on-screen character. People forget how awesome and popular Mr. Freeze was in the mid-90s.

Shit taste user. Anyway, ID: Resurgence was fucking shit.

His suit looks slick
He's played by Kevin Nash


The most unforgiveable aspect is that Don is voiced by Corey any more

Needs more Vanilla Ice rap.

I hated that the Turtles never used their weapons in the movie. That's the only thing the third movie was able to get right.

The third movie was so bad I actually apologized to my dad that he had spent money on it.

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>If you had hope for the third movie after this shite then you are and idiot

I was 6 years old when the movie came out and it was the biggest event of the year - and a year seems like an entire decade at that age. Did you just go back and watch the original movies for the first time or something?

That was actually much better than I was expecting it to be. The old school costumes are so much better than the complete cgi it's not even funny.

Well because it was Tokah and Razar.

Saw this with my best friend at the cinema when we were both just little pups.

Was the first movie I can remember honestly thinking was a piece of shit. Not just cuz I found it boring or whatever. Was so bad even my retarded child brain could tell was a bad movie

One of my biggest early cinematic experiences was watching the first Mortal Kombat in the theater and experiencing goosebumps from a movie for the first time during the opening credits. The second movie was definitely not as good, but when you're only 10 and seeing the logo appear on the screen gives you goosebumps it's pretty much the elementary school equivalent of jizzing your pants - anything that comes after is going to be amazing.

Nah, even as a kid I thought the sequel was awful. There are zero redeeming qualities to it.

A snapping turtle fighting ninja turtles. The heart was in the right place but I still wanted bebop and rocksteady

> little pup
> watched mortal kombat at cinema

Ok

Yeah the idea was fine but it's clear how hard they were fighting to keep the PG rating. Having the bad guys be morons instead of the more menacing B&R was just one of many of those type of changes.

What's so bizarre about that?

It was pretty bad, but when it came out simply having reptile show up made the entire thing worth it.

This.

Yeah I don't even think they used their weapons that much either did they or they used non lethal alternatives?

Mike and Don did since they're just sticks. Leo and Raph barely used them and when they did it was on things other than people or just to block.

Rating?

>mfw someone says Turtles 2's turtle suits were better thant the first TMNT movie

The movie was dead to me when they killed Johnny Cage since the fucker was like my favorite character. Imagine me a couple of decades later and Mr. Cage himself having become more important than even Liu Kang. shit is bananas.

Not an issue in Australia dude, especially in the 90s

Was only M so just "recommended" 15 & over.

Same. The recastings and killing off Cage pissed me off and it was downhill from there.

SHREDDAAAAAHHHH!!!!!

I'm still dissapointed by this because a fight doesn't even take place.

WE'RE PAAANNCAAKES!!!

>johnny cage was my favorite character

I didn't know people like this existed. My favorite character out of the originals was Raiden - mostly because I would abuse his teleport technique - followed by Scorpion and Sub Zero. Scorpion was by far the coolest character, and Sub Zero had the strongest moves.

Secret of The Ooze is fascinating because it's an entire movie about the Turtles selling out and becoming commercialised.

The audience insert character is a loser who wants to be cool and popular and loved by chicks, and later in the movie he participates in auditions and his character arc is completed when he abandons ascetic meditation and literally jumps on the stage.

NINJA

VANISH

Same here, and under similar circumstances.
possibly the worst movie I ever paid to see in a movie theatre.

I was 6 years old and crazy about Ninja Turtles when this came out. I loved it.

Haven't thought about these guys in years. Just checked and I swear they didn't look this bad at the time. Power Rangers one episode villain tier.

Yeah they were really bad. And they must not have kept the suits from the first movie because even the turtles look worse.

Entertained me when I was too stupid to know any better... All I care about.

>The ooze has changed his costume

This the best part of the movie. Shredder is out of touch with kids these days (because he's a traditionalist) and realises he cannot defeat the Turtles whose source of power is their popularity. So he tries to create his own Turtles but it's a complete failure because he doesn't understand contemporary popular culture. The final battle is ridiculous, Tokka and Razar are defeated because they are ugly and stupid, which makes the literal audience observing the battle side with the Turtles who spend more time entertaining than actually fighting. Shredder's foot ninjas are obviously useless from the beginning of the movie because they're dull and uniform unlikely the highly individualistic and extroverted turtles.

That is... surprisingly accurate.

Shredder is actually quite tragic and sympathetic in Secret of the Ooze. He came back from dead only to discover that the world has changed too much and he has no place in it. The movie sort of presents him as a pitiful ghost. He ultimately succumbs to the Ooze, turning himself into a gaudy toyetic monster that destroys itself.

I think that is literally the point, he has been in his suit so long that it fused with him. Doesn't really make that much sense considering how mutagen works but hey, it looks cool.

I was 12 when it came out.

I like the part where mikey used sausages as nunchucks.
I think that pissed off the soccermoms more than the violence because of so many messes in the kitchen from their salami wielding brats.

You could tie vanilla ice into that theory to. by the time the movie was released his career was going downhill.

>a little too Raph
the first is goat, but I still love the 2nd too, pg violence or not

>mikey used sausages as nunchucks.
Observe: Mikey jumps behind the counter and transforms into the salesperson, attacking the thieves with his products and devouring (it's a food aisle after all) one of them into the shop-space. In the same sequence, Donatello disguises himself as a giant toy. It's essentially the mall coming alive to defend itself against marginal elements like thieves that threaten consumerism.

Yeaaaah, yeah-yeaaaaah

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