These secondary mutations would affect each Turtle differently, granting them new powers and appearances that would come with their own unique sets of pros and cons.
The basic plot premise, at least as has been revealed, is that the Turtles and Splinter would be undergoing secondary mutations as a result of the mutagen in their bodies continuing to change them. Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird hunkered down and, after coming up with a plot outline, started drawing sketches of the Turtles as they’d appear in the film.
#TMNT 4 MOVIE MOVIE#
Tentatively titled “TMNT: The Next Mutation”, conceptual work on the film began in 1994 at the behest of “the movie studio” (presumably Clearwater Holdings and Golden Harvest, producers of the previous three films).
So, using Google, a magnifying glass, and mostly Google, I’ve gathered together all the bits and pieces I could find from official sources regarding the 4th live-action TMNT movie that never was… No full script or detailed plot rundowns have ever been revealed publically (so far as I know, anyway), but tidbits have slipped out here and there over the years. The original concept for the film was a considerable departure from the previous three efforts and would have made for a very… “ unique” piece of Turtles cinema. In 1994, only a year after “TMNT III” had committed its all-out assault on the art of cinema, work was underway on the next installment in the live-action film franchise. Over ten years of false starts, rewrites and straight-up “this is never gonna happen”s later, we eventually got our fourth Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles feature film in the form of Imagi’s 2007 CG-animated flick, simply titled “TMNT”.īut that wasn’t the flick we were supposed to get. “TMNT IV” was a movie locked in Production Hell for a very, very long time.
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