Reminiscing.
Remember, back when you were a kid, sitting in that classroom, intently watching the clock, which seemed to get slower with every passing minute. Waiting for that bell to ring, so that you can finally run home, settle in front of the television, and watch a busload of afternoon cartoons, starring the coolest superheroes imaginable, like The Transformers, or The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?
No?
Well, you should, because The Transformers and The Turtles are an invaluable and integral part of every kid's upbringing, like breastfeeding and scraped knees.
And you can relive it all, soon enough.
The Transformers and The Turtles are coming at you, on the big screen, in Oh Seven.
I feel 10 years old again.
Cheers
No?
Well, you should, because The Transformers and The Turtles are an invaluable and integral part of every kid's upbringing, like breastfeeding and scraped knees.
And you can relive it all, soon enough.
The Transformers and The Turtles are coming at you, on the big screen, in Oh Seven.
I feel 10 years old again.
Cheers
3 Comments:
I have to disagree and say that both trailers suck ass big time. Transformers doesn't tell you anything. Ok fine they're building suspense. The turtle's trailer is just downright terrible. And I was hoping it would be real person movie, instead of pixar.
We'll have to agree to disagree, then.
Transformers doesn't tell you anything, simply because it's a teaser trailer; more elaborate trailers will pop up, sooner or later. And about the Tutles being an animated film (it's not Pixar); animation opens up a world of possibilities that simply aren't there in a live action film. And the animation style they use really appeals to me.
Besides, if you want a live action Turtles film, I refer you to this cinematic gem.
To each their own, huh?
Cheers
I wish they would make a live action film of Thundercats. Now THAT'S a great cartoon.
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