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The TMNT Hindi Dubbed Free Download
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After the defeat of their old arch nemesis, The Shredder, the Turtles have grown apart as a family. Struggling to keep them together, their sensei, Master Splinter, becomes worried when strange things brewing in New York City. Tech-industrialist tycoon Max Winters revives four ancient stone warriors and enlists the help of the foot clan to help capture ancient monsters.
When the world is threatened by an ancient evil, the four adolescent turtles must reunite and overcome their faults in order to stand against it.
The trailer looked really good but unfortunately the film did not turn out to be that good. It did not have much story-line and action. Mostly in the film they just talk and with jokes that are not funny although it's supposed to be a comedy adventure. The animation was interesting quite similar to Pixar but what is the use for great animation for a film with not much story? The only two scenes I liked are:
1. When there was a gremlin like monster in the kitchen of a restaurant constantly jumping about and hitting Ralph.
2. When Leo and Ralph were on the rooftop while raining.
I think Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is specifically made for kids not for teenagers or adults but Pixar always make their films suitable for people of all ages. Overall it's OK to be watched once on cinema or rent but not the kind of film to be bought on DVD.
4/10
I loved the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as a kid. I watched the movies, played the games, watched the original TV show religiously, and had a plethora of toys (many of which I still have). Despite being the goof ball, I always loved Michelangelo. And despite not really having gotten back into the series since childhood, I looked at TMNT as something of an interesting case. It was a reboot of a practically dead franchise, but in animated CGI form as opposed to live action. I was not sure if it could deliver as an entry into the franchise, but thankfully, for the most part at least, it did.
TMNT starts at an unspecified time either during or after (the film never makes it totally clear) the events of the live action films. The evil villain the Shredder has perished, and the turtles have gone into hiding. And unfortunately, they have also drifted apart. They do what they need to in order to get by, but lack the feelings they had as a team. But shortly after April O'Neil (Sarah Michelle Gellar) delivers a package to art collector Max Winters (Patrick Stewart), bizarre monsters begin popping up in New York City. As a result, it calls the turtles out of hiding.
Yes, the plot is a bit far-fetched (why are these monsters only showing up in NYC? Why not somewhere else in the world?), but if you came to expect anything less, you will be sadly disappointed. Thankfully, the plot is explained well enough that while being slightly predictable, does not become a total dreaded cliché. Thankfully, the actual storyline is littered with dialogue references and actions, leaving very little to slow down the film, and even less filler material. There are a few subplots, but they are gracefully melded into the full storyline, leaving the key material to rarely meander into meaningless drivel.
The animation on the same length is absolutely top-notch. The things these characters can do are a purely visual treat for the audience. After seeing some of the action sequences, it becomes blatantly clear why they filmed the movie in animation, as opposed to live action. They can do everything that we remember those turtles doing all so long ago, but were never truly able to express correctly in live action. And they look great doing it too. Every character, albeit with wacky proportions, are all well crafted and expressed on screen. The humans look great, and highly realistic. But the actual monsters and turtles themselves are the true marvels of the show. They are all incredibly detailed, and highly articulated.
As said previously, watching the fight scenes is particularly marvelous in how flawless their movements are. A particularly well done battle scene involves a fight on a rooftop in the pouring rain. Watching the two characters battling, and being battered by rain is beautiful in its presentation. The rain streaks off their faces and leaves wet patches all over them with just enough majesty and creativity to allow the scene to blur between realism and animation. It just looks that good, and is easily comparable to some of the best work coming out of Pixar.
I also enjoyed the real emphasis on the relationship between Raphael and Leonardo. They are both twisted and kindred souls, fighting out for answers, and always have been. Their discussions and frustrations are a key point to the film, and are the real heart of its emotional chord (next to the struggle to remain tied together as a family unit). They also get to be their smart-assed selves as they explore NYC. But in allowing a lot of material to cover these two characters, Michelangelo and Donatello take a back seat in about every way but fighting. Donatello gets less than three minutes of dialogue, and Michelangelo's role as the group's joker seems to have been really elevated, instead of expanding his actual use as a character. Thankfully all four still talk and sound the way we remember them.
Some of the liberties they took with some of the characters were a little bizarre too. April acting like she is Lara Croft? The Foot Soldiers getting barely anything to do? None of the classic baddies? Some fans may be outraged by some of these changes and cuts, but they are not all that bad. They just could have been fixed up a bit.
The acting on the other hand, is hit and miss. Gellar only shows up sparingly throughout the film, and really does not do much for it. Chris Evans in his barely recognizable vocal turn as Casey Jones is not too bad, but is plagued with some pretty shoddy dialogue (only beaten in terms of stupidity by Michelangelo). Mako is kind of interesting to listen to as Splinter, but he sounds like a drunkard for most of his dialogue. This could have been due to his passing shortly before recording all the dialogue, but obviously that cannot be explained here. Patrick Stewart is great for his limited runtime, as is Zhang Ziyi. I was not expecting much from her (most of all good English), but her words are spoken fluently and decorously. Roles by Kevin Smith and Lawrence Fishbourne are a total bust, as they are basically cameo roles and do next to nothing for the film.
Although some of the key things about TMNT fans remember are missing, the film does much better than anyone could have expected it too. Fans may be a little weary, but thankfully, this nostalgic trip does a great job in what it sets out to do. The story is decent, and the animation is fabulous. It is a great extension to a nearly dead franchise, and I can only hope they do another one and make it even better. Then they will truly be able to make up for the abomination called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3.
7.5/10.
The story -- something to do with an ancient evil returning after 3,000 years -- plays like a multi-episode story arc of the TV series.
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