You know what would be funny?

[Catman]

If the movie ends up being the hit film Warner Bros. was looking for. Batman Begins and Superman Returns are successful but its not the Spider-Man type hit they're looking for.

 

[Spider-Steve]

Maybe you are right! Lots of people know the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They sell lots of toys here for the moment in Belgium.

Hope this movie will have a very good boxoffice!

Steve

 

[Lobster Charlie]

I really don't think people care as much about TMNT as they used to. I'm actually quite surprised it's getting a theatrical release.

 

[SpyderDan]

Batman Begins and Superman Returns weren't exactly failures. And it's ridiculous to think that TMNT is going to approach their numbers. That's why they're releasing it at the end of March.

 

[Spider-Steve]

Superman was a long way gone from the big screen, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles where also a long way gone.

Now they are back!

Steve

 

[CConn]

I really don't think people care as much about TMNT as they used to. I'm actually quite surprised it's getting a theatrical release.

Probably because they're viewed as such a relic of the 80s and 90s that they're not modern enough for people/kids today. Shame though, that 90s element is one of the best things about them. To me, at least.

In any case, there's no way TMNT could ever make Spider-Man numbers (if that's what Catman was alluding to in his post). I do think it could be quite a success relative to its budget, but nothing more than that, really.

 

[deathshead2]

It does have alot of good things going for it. Its a CGI movie, has a hit cartoon, has a huge fan base, and known around the world by any born from the 80s up. There is alot of potential for the movie to hit it big. But it will more than likely hit Cars numbers at least I think so.

 

[Catman]

I'm not saying this movie will make Spider-Man or Pirates type money. All I'm asking is if it would be kind of funny if it happened. No one would expect it and WB would be like, "so we spend over 200 million on Superman and all it took was a bunch of animated turtles."

 

[Mr. Walters]

Probably because they're viewed as such a relic of the 80s and 90s that they're not modern enough for people/kids today. Shame though, that 90s element is one of the best things about them. To me, at least.

In any case, there's no way TMNT could ever make Spider-Man numbers (if that's what Catman was alluding to in his post). I do think it could be quite a success relative to its budget, but nothing more than that, really.

But don't todays kids watch the new TMNT cartoon? A cartoon, toys, TMNT slapped on everything from luchboxes to pajamas...again. Doesn't that all but prove that the Turtles are back and marketable for today's kids?

 

[Aztec]

The budget is only what $30 Mil? It should be able to make that back pretty easily. It's going to be successful it's just a matter of HOW successful it will be.

 

[Sabretooth]

I'd love that,but not gonna happen. Kids,the top moneymaker for movies,today are not gonna know much about TMNT. The only people who are not comic fans who'd probably know about the TMNT are probably in college nowadays.

But eh,it's better off than Transformers. TF is more than likely gonna be ****.

 

[Spiderine]

I'm not saying this movie will make Spider-Man or Pirates type money. All I'm asking is if it would be kind of funny if it happened. No one would expect it and WB would be like, "so we spend over 200 million on Superman and all it took was a bunch of animated turtles."

That would be a shocker.

 

[Spiderine]

If the movie ends up being the hit film Warner Bros. was looking for. Batman Begins and Superman Returns are successful but its not the Spider-Man type hit they're looking for.

None of these will do Spiderman numbers.

Maybe you are right! Lots of people know the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They sell lots of toys here for the moment in Belgium.

Hope this movie will have a very good boxoffice!

Steve

It will do average numbers.