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United States, Belgium · 0
Director Andy Suriano, Ant Ward
Starring Omar Benson Miller, Ben Schwartz, Josh Brener, Brandon Mychal Smith
Genre Action, Animation, Comedy, Fantasy, TV Movie
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Based on the television series, this film continues the Teenage Turtles' adventures. The Turtles are put to the test when a mysterious stranger named Casey Jones arrives from the future to warn the mutant brothers of an impending invasion by the most dangerous alien force in the galaxy, the Krang.
Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie is a nice effort in extending the legacy of a far better TV series, but it fails to comprehend that in order to tell a “serious” and “epic” story, it lets go of all the elements that made us fall in love with the series in the first place.
The New York Times by Claire Shaffer
All in all, “Rise” is as dependable as a Manhattan slice: not mind-blowing in the slightest, but just delightfully cheesy enough to keep kids and adults alike satisfied.
“Rise” is a serviceable — if also forgettable — entry in the cowabunga canon.
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