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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 0043396752535
Format: Collector's Edition
Label: RCA/Columbia Pictures
Languages: EnglishUnknown
Manufacturer: RCA/Columbia Pictures
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: 1991
Publisher: RCA/Columbia Pictures
Running Time: 30 unknown-units
Studio: RCA/Columbia Pictures
Theatrical Release Date: 1991
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Product Description:
A unique peek behind the scenes of the making Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It offers an amazing look at how those radical reptiles were born. In depth interviews, and behind the scenes footage of how the stunts and action scenes were filmed. A first ever inside visit to Jim henson's Creature Shop shows how the four Turtles, and Splinter and Shredder, were developed and given their individual characteristics. In-depth interviews with designers, artists, and model makers and Michael Pressman, the film's director tell the whole story. See exciting behind the scenes footage. If you love the Turtles, then don't miss this once in a lifetime behind the shells llok at the film's most fabulous foursome.
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THE MAKING OF TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES (1991)
a.k.a. BEHIND THE SHELLS
Directed by Michael Danty
approx. 30 minutes
This video is basically a featurette for the second TMNT movie (the Secret of the Ooze). Meaning that it has clips from the movie along with the director (Michael Pressman) and producers talking about how great it was to make it and how everyone should see it. This part is fairly standard, although the director says that the fight scenes in the second ... Read More
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I love TMNT, I really do. I loved `em ever since I was a kid, and when the DVDs came out, I was very disappointed to see that there was no bonus material included. So when I found out about this VHS, I bought it right away.
But, don't be fooled. The tape only lasts for 25 minutes, where 15 of those are just a guy talking about TMNT 1 and 2, while you see clips from the first two movies. Pretty much like a regular movie trailer. So that leaves 10 little minutes for behind the scenes footage ... Read More
