Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze 1991 123movies

Watch: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze 1991 123movies, Full Movie Online – The turtles find out where the Ooze, the substance which made them mutate, came from. Unfortunately Shredder learns about it too, and uses it to enhance himself. So the turtles have to prove again who’s the better ninja fighter..
Plot: The Turtles and the Shredder battle once again, this time for the last cannister of the ooze that created the Turtles, which Shredder wants to create an army of new mutants.
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Some good elements, but generally quite bad.
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 2: THE SECRET OF THE OOZE

This is a film I have not seen in many many years… and I can see why. The first one for me was very nostalgic. It brought back some great memories and even though it was bad, I still loved it. This one on the other had was far worst.

The film carries on from the original with the Turtles celebrating their win over the Shredder. But when Shredder comes back and reforms the Foot Clan, the Turtles need to watch out as he wants revenge. This time Shredder wants to know what changed these guys from little turtles into the mutants they are now… his investigation leads him to this chemical factory that is producing this green ooze. Shredder steals the last tube of ooze and changes a couple of little animals into huge super strong mutants. The Turtles have to defeat these 2 new monsters and the shredder.

The story to this one was not too bad really. What ruined it for me was the 2 monsters that Shredder brings in. They were terrible. The costumes were quite good, but they could hardly move. You could tell that inside these costumes were 2 guys really struggling to move. It looked like something out of a really bad kids TV show. I know this film is aimed at kids, but even when I was a kid I thought they were bad. The Turtles costumes were still pretty good. It looked like they had upgraded the mouth movements as they seemed to have more expression in this one. The fighting scenes were also a little bit better in this one than the original. They were fighting much faster and more smoothly which made a huge difference to the film.

The casting was probably the worst part about this film though. A lot of the original cast did not return for this film. The Turtles were played by Michelan Sisti, returning as Michaelangelo, Leif Tilden returning as Donatello and 2 new cast members Kenn Scott as Raphael & Mark Caso as Leonardo. I have no complaints about them… you can’t really comment on their acting as they were just wearing rubber suits. Kevin Clash was playing Splinter… I love this guy. He has done so many classic films and TV shows… the man is Elmo after all! Paige Turco came in to play the new April O’Neil… I loved Paige in the TV show American Gothic, but in this she was so bad. Her acting was not great and unfortunately she didn’t have the same personality as the April in the original movie so it was hard to believe she was April. Also, where the hell was Casey? Not even a mention. He was one of the better characters from the original but he was not in this film. Ernie Reyes Jr. played the pizza delivery man that found the Turtles and helped them on their way in this film. He was OK. He has got some great martial arts moves, but his line delivery could have been a lot better. The less said about Vanilla Ice the better… probably the worst part about the whole movie.

There were some great things about this film. I liked the idea of explaining where the Turtles came from. It was very similar to the classic cartoon that I used to watch as a kid. I also like the idea of the monsters, I just think they were very badly made… which is a shame as they were made by the Jim Henson company. This film was dedicated to the memory of Jim Henson. My favourite part was the ending… unfortunately it was over very quickly. I thought the twist at the end could have been stretched out a bit more. It was a good twist, but was very short lived.

All in all it was very average. It had some good parts and a lot of bad parts. I will give this film 5 out of 10.

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It could have been just as good as the first
It was obvious that with the successful release of the Ninja Turtles comics, cartoon TV series and first theatrical release, that another story of the turtles was asking to be told. As told by the released date, it seems that the production of the next installment was already being set up very quickly after the first film. This is OK if everything is thoroughly prepped but most of the time, this isn’t the case. The product becomes rushed and comes out nothing like it’s predecessor. From the trailer it may seem like nothing changed, when in fact there are, and its rather distracting.

The story takes place after the events of the first movie. So it seems like along with this setting, all the characters should be back too right? Actually, it’s a bit of both. Some require explanations for both the missing and the present. Fans will appreciate that their four turtles still look the same and voiced by the same actors. However, a new actress named Paige Turco has taken over for the role of April O’Neil. Although she fits the look of the character more, she isn’t given much to do this time. Her character hangs more on the sidelines than anything else, than actually helping her turtle friends fight crime. Also, where is Casey Jones? He’s not to be found or even mentioned once throughout the film. Not to mention, the writer behind the screenplay worked on the first movie. How’d he miss that?

Another issue that comes into question in this installment is the return of The Shredder. In first movie, audiences witnessed him being crushed inside a garbage truck compactor. How in God’s name did he survive that? The continuity is lacking here and it’s very unclear. But the piece of the movie that fans will not appreciate is the fact that for action sequences, the turtles no longer use the weapons they carry. It would be one thing if they didn’t carry them at all, but in every fight they do and they never decide to use them. This particular aspect was something that fans enjoyed about the first one. Why upset the fans? It all comes down to money sad as it is.

When it came to other parts of the screenplay, the whole plot behind the “secret” of the ooze, pardon the pun, didn’t contain enough substance to really expand upon anything that wasn’t already known. This is rather disappointing because the setup behind the first made it feel like there was more to be told. Yet when viewers arrive at the sequel, the explanation to this setup feels almost washed over like there wasn’t anything to begin with. With all this said though, there are still a number of redeeming qualities. First and foremost are the turtles themselves. Although they don’t use their designated weapons, they still are fun to watch rolling around, have kicks flying and throwing fists. It seems that even the facial expressions move more fluidly too which is a good thing.

It’s also nice to see that Splinter is still included in the movie. Even David Warner, better known as Ed Dillinger from Tron (1982) plays a scientist who understands the toxic ooze. And most possibly, the most surprising of them all is seeing Vanilla Ice performing the most nostalgic of all raps, the Ninja Rap. To think that the first movie had music that dated it is now and understatement. With Vanilla Ice chanting his “Go Ninja Go” lyrics, there’s nothing to think except that THIS is the dated movie now. The composer is also the same for this movie and it is understood now that John Du Prez’s themes from the first movie are still kept in tact for this movie as well. At least now, there’s an official theme. Surprisingly, it still entertains with all its issues.

It still contains fun action sequences and the same turtles but on the whole, the story feels like an empty shell of the first movie. Not to mention, there are a number of things that go unexplained.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 28 min (88 min)
Budget 25000000
Revenue 78656813
Status Released
Rated PG
Genre Action, Adventure, Comedy
Director Michael Pressman
Writer Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, Todd W. Langen
Actors Paige Turco, David Warner, Michelan Sisti
Country Hong Kong, United States
Awards 2 wins & 1 nomination
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Mono, Dolby (Westrex Recording System)
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera Panaflex Camera and Lenses by Panavision (as Panavision®)
Laboratory Technicolor, Los Angeles (CA), USA (processed by) (as Technicolor Film Laboratories), Technicolor, New York (NY), USA (processed by) (as Technicolor Film Laboratories)
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process Spherical
Printed Film Format 16 mm (Eastman), 35 mm