Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III

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Ancient Japan, 1393. Without a map. Without a clue. Without a pizza. The international phenomenon that is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, returns for a daring trip back in time. When their closest friend April O'Neil is accidentally transported to 17th century Japan, the Turtles spring into action, using a mysterious scepter to travel after her. Cowabunga. What they discover is they've landed right in the middle of a rebel samurai war. Now, with precious time on their side,... (Full plot summary below)

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Ancient Japan, 1393. Without a map. Without a clue. Without a pizza. The international phenomenon that is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, returns for a daring trip back in time. When their closest friend April O'Neil is accidentally transported to 17th century Japan, the Turtles spring into action, using a mysterious scepter to travel after her. Cowabunga. What they discover is they've landed right in the middle of a rebel samurai war. Now, with precious time on their side, they must save April and survive the deadly battle before it spills over into present day New York City.

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About.com - 6/10 by Fred TopelTerrible conclusion of the trilogy. The first two were great comic/cartoon adaptations. But back in time? What the hell is that about?
The New York Times - 6/10 by Janet MaslinThis Ninja Turtles tale is less violent and more scenic than its predecessors, since it gets the title characters out of the sewer and transports them back to feudal Japan.
Washington Post - 5/10 by Hal HinsonIf the first sequel was a photocopy of the original, this second sequel is a tracing of a photocopy. It's the same business twice removed, and twice diminished.
Chicago Sun-Times - 5/10 by Ernest TuckerThis third--and, at $30 million, most expensive--go-around gamely attempts to jump-start the viewer's interest with the canny switch of locations (and centuries), but the new recipe can't change the fact that this Turtle soup has grown cold.
Austin Chronicle - 5/10 by Marjorie BaumgartenThese fun-loving mutants meet life on their own terms, they are heroes despite themselves. Their appeal is apparently strong enough to overcome any potential disturbance regarding plot disjointedness, pseudo-scientific reasoning and historical inaccuracy.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel - 5/10 by Candice RussellThese fighting-intensive movies, a glorification of hurtful action, are strictly for children. While the corpse count is low, the mimicking turtles stand for nothing more important than the employment of physical force.
Seattle Times - 5/10 by John HartlThis may be the easiest installment in the series for parents to sit through.
Radio Times - 4/10 by John FergusonWriter/director Stuart Gillard tries to inject some life into the project by including some tongue-in-cheek scenes in 17th-century Japan, but it quickly degenerates into half-hearted cartoonish action.
Hartford Courant - 4/10 by Malcolm JohnsonA little surprisingly, director-writer Stuart Gillard rises to the occasion with an often elegant film.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch - 4/10 by Deborah PetersonIf the first sequel was a photocopy of the original, this second sequel is a tracing of a photocopy. It's the same business twice removed, and twice diminished.

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