Is Secret of the Ooze kino?

>>83376531
>movie has Vanilla Ice

not kino

kind of a disappointing followup to the first one, since they were forced to make it more like the cartoon. ghostbusters 2 had the same problem. both movies are fine.

No but the first one is.

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This guy >>83377017 is right. The first TMNT movie was a low budget film produced by indie studios, and somehow rised above its limitations. This is mostly thanks to Jim Henson's turtles costumes, in addition to a relatively grim script that knows when to lighten the mood, and some surprisngly good cinematography.

It might be a little dated today, and parts of the script are laughable, but the first TMNT movie is the best comic book movie ever made.

>>83376531
The opening is definitely pizzakino.

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Hi boys.

>>83376531

They don't even use their weapons once i the whole movie.

>>83377463
Yeah the cinematography in the first film has always stuck with me. It creates an atmosphere so fitting with the griminess of Manhattan in the 80s/early 90s that I would put it up there with Taxi Driver or After Hours in terms of presentation of "dark" NYC.

>>83376531
Wow, I don't remember this movie at all

>>83376531
David Warner was in it, so yes.

I watched it recently and it held up for me.

>>83376558
>not understanding the kinomatic quality of Vanilla Ice

go back to watching Power Rangers the Movie you scrub

>>83376937
While you're absolutely right, compared to modern movies (especially their modern counterparts) they're pretty fucking amazing.