TMNT is Stunning in HD

If you have HD and love Turtles, get it on HD!

Compared to the standard DVD, this HD transfer offers a significant upgrade in color saturation and detail that comes very close to making 'TMNT' a reference level animated high-def release.

http://hddvd.highdefdigest.com/902/tmnt.html
http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/902/tmnt.html

Cowabunga dudes!!!

 

At least one of my big childhood faves is still relevant, and not embarassingly poor.

 

I watched the Comcast Slowsky's on HD. It was meh.

 

Learn how to spell kowabunga. kthnx.

 

I loved a turtle once. We spent the whole summer beneath the large oak tree next to the babbling brook. Then she told me she was going to move to Florida. In a fit of rage I threw her into the nearby quarry. To my knowledge, her body has never been found. I am now seeing a hot tortoise named Theresa.

 

Aww man. I had to choose between TMNT and 300 today. I chose to buy 300 instead.


Next payday.

 

Since it references TMNT which references the various surfer colloquialisms, including "Cowabunga", the spelling isn't incorrect.

 

In 300, one of the cut scenes shows the Persians unleashing a horde of War Turtles against the Spartans. This was cut because it was too long, and ultimately was replaced by the War Rhino scene, and the rest is history.

 

I protest this obvious historical innacuracy and blatant predjudice against our Testudine friends...

 

It is incorrect, because in TMNT: Turtles in Time when you beat a boss, they all jump in the air and say "Kowabunga" in a speech bubble.

 

Riiight. See for a moment you had a valid point...

 

My Geek-o-meter just exploded.

 

300 have Intentional Grainny effect, but this movie is like Free of any grains or such.
It's Spetacularly Clear, sharp but that's the way All HD Cartoons should look, anyway.

 

The words of someone who has been defeated. Victory is mine!

 

My God people, what have we been reduced to? They're just movies. Why should we care about how clear the picture is? Especially since these days, most movies are fluff. HD or no HD, movies are still going to either entertain or suck.

 

I guess you don't know how to appreciate how much time someone spent rendering it.

 

I guess you don't know how to appreciate how much time someone spent rendering it.

People don't spend time rendering. The render farm computers do.
People spend time animating, lighting, doing TD work, texturing, modelling, etc...they don't spend time rendering.

 

Fixed since I could singlehandedly bury the needle with this one.