Oh for the love of…
After the last Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies, Out of the Shadows, performed pretty poorly despite a lot of fans – us included – loving it as it was pure cartoon-level abandon, it seemed like it might be a while before we’d ever see the heroes in a half-shell on the big screen again.
But here we are… reboot time!
The new movie will be produced like the last two, by Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller’s Platinum Dunes production company.
Form spilled the beans to Variety (video below), saying: “We’re doing a reboot of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at Paramount. That is looking like production at the end of the year.”
Joined by Fuller, the duo said that as yet there are no actors or directors attached but it seems the foursome are coming back.
Fuller made a point that the new movie would actually be quite similar to their last production, A Quiet Place in that, at its core, it’s about family and keeping the family together.
We like that idea… but, in fairness, we we think that all incarnations of the team have managed to have that at its core.
Would be cool if they went back to the basics with the franchise though and had it as a darker incarnation… not Netflix dark, more DC dark.
But anyway, we’re sure we’ll have more to reveal by year’s end.
Thoughts?
‘A Quiet Place’ producers are rebooting the ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,’ again! Production could start as early as this year #CriticsChoiceAwards https://t.co/wdsQUeuspo pic.twitter.com/IxbalX6Gxm
— Variety (@Variety) January 13, 2019
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