TMNT (2007)

2007

84 mins

Directed by Kevin Munroe
36%
60%
Action
Comedy
Fantasy

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, 90s superstars, return in a new animated film. We join the mutant freaks after their defeat... More

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, 90s superstars, return in a new animated film. We join the mutant freaks after their defeat of arch nemesis The Shredder. Without that unifying goal, the team has drifted apart.

But New York City is stirring with strange goings on – bent tech-industrialist Max Winters has gone nuts, and has begun amassing an army of ancient monsters. Giant rat, the turtle’s Zen Master, Splinter and turtle leader Leonardo must unite the old gang - Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo - to defeat the new threat. Dude.

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TMNT (2007) | Ratings & Reviews

36_%120 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
60_%368,430 reviews
Audience score rating

"A tad too conservative and calculated. CGI delivers best on moody sets and a noirish atmosphere achieved by lighting, backgrounds and visual effects. But the characters look like plastic dolls, and the story is recycled sci-fi..."

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Hollywood Reporter

"At its best, TMNT does recall the slangy fun of the series' glory days. But there are too many moments when it feels as stale as one of Mikey's half-eaten pizzas..."

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New York Daily News

"That's really what TMNT lacks most -- humor. Despite the doll-like cartoonishness of the human figures, the filmmakers seem to expect us to take this animated romp seriously. Too seriously..."

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Los Angeles Times

"I expected to see the triumphant return of my childhood favorites, yet I feel like this wasn't the answer..."

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Film Threat

"If more effort had been taken to smooth over TMNT’s rough edges, this could have been a great movie. As it stands, there’s just enough to keep littluns and hardcore fans of the ’phibian foursome amused..."

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Empire Magazine

"Although it lacks the truly adult wit and appeal of The Incredibles, this is far removed from the turtles' cutesy Saturday morning TV 'toon or the lame 90s live-action trilogy (remember Vanilla Ice?)..."

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