Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993)
In the sewer under New York City's subway, Michelangelo (David Fraser), Donatello (Jim Raposa), Raphael (Matt Hill), and Leonardo (Mark Caro), all named after Italian renaissance painters, groove to dance beats in between excellent adventures that allow the turtles to show off their ninja fighting skills in the defense of goodness and righteousness. It's TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES III, superheroes with shells on their backs. This time, their pal April (Paige Turco) turns up with a thrift store scepter that is actually a 17th century time machine. April lands in feudal Japan in the midst of a turf war, and the son of the reigning Lord Norinaga (Sab Shimono) shows up in April's place, carrying his own magic scepter. The turtles leap into action, heading into the past to rescue April and become enmeshed in a political war for power. It's a great excuse for lots of Three Stooges-type comic fighting, kick-boxing, punching, and sword hurling.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993)
They're turtles, they're teenage, they're mutant, and, uh, ninjas, and that's pretty much -- no more and no less -- what you get in this movie. This plot is unimpeded by backstory, so if you don't know where these guys come from, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III won't enlighten you, and that tells you exactly how little you need to know about anything to watch this. The sole purpose of what stands in for plot here is to create a long string on which to hang fight scenes that allow the animatronic puppets/actors to dance, kick-box, punch, and toss one-liners so fast that there's no time to linger on the quality.
Waxwork Records is thrilled to present TEENGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES PART III Original Motion Picture Score by composer John Du Prez. Released in 1993, the third film score installment of the original ninja turtles trilogy is finally available on vinyl for the first time ever and features new artwork by co-creator Kevin Eastman! 041b061a72