My son loves his movie
My son says the movie plays great and he watches it all the time! It plays without skipping and the cover was in great shape as well. I would order from this seller again!

The Turtles Never Fail on Screen
Whether its a movie or a show, the Turles are the best on screen. This probably is the best and most family-friendly out of the live action TMNT movies. It's not too dark like part one, not too confusing like part 3, and live action, unlike the TMNT cartoon movie.

The situations are cheesy, just like their pizza, and should go fine with parents. There are some fighting scenes and constumed monsters, but will roll over easy with the comical satire.

Perfect if you love the Turtles, love green, love karate, love family/Disney movies, or love 90's culture.

Bossanova!!
I love this movie! It's just a really fun movie that any turtle fan will like. Recommended.

Blast from the Past!
As a kid watching this I was totally in love and seeing it again brought back some great memories. Its a wonderful story and also I found it be one of my personal favorite action/adventures. Go Ninja Go!

Enjoyable sequel!
After the events of the first movie, the four mutant ninja turtles have temporary shelter at the apartment of April O'Neil (Paige Turco) until they can find the pefect home for them and their master Splinter (voiced by Kevin Clash). The Shredder still lives and has stolen a cannister of toxic chemicals from the chemical plant that made the ooze that served as the turtle's origins for he uses it to create two killer mutant animals of his own named Razarr and Tokkar as only the amazing four can stop them.

Entertaining and action-packed sequel to the 1990 hit movie isn't quite as great as the original cult fave but still delivers action and humor even if it's kid friendly nor as dark as the original movie. Jim Henson's Creature Shop did it again with the creatures in this movie especially Tonkar and Razarr who maybe dumb looking but look realistic, David Warner and Vanilla Ice co-star especially with the song "Go Ninja Go Ninja Go".

This DVD has clear picture and sound with both widescreen and fullscreen editions with only one extra which is the theatrical trailer.