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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rise Of The Turtles (2012)
On their 15th birthday, the four mutant turtle brothers—Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo—are finally permitted by their mentor, Master Splinter, to leave their sewer home and explore the surface of New York City for the very first time. While adjusting to the dazzling but chaotic human world, they witness a teenage girl named April O'Neil and her scientist father being abducted by a secretive, brain-like alien race known as the Kraang. To rescue them, the brothers must quickly learn to move past their sibling rivalries, master their ninja teamwork, and weaponize their skills against advanced alien technology—an adventure that inadvertently alerts their ultimate nemesis, The Shredder, to their existence.
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On their 15th birthday, the four mutant turtle brothers—Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo—are finally permitted by their mentor, Master Splinter, to leave their sewer home and explore the surface of New York City for the very first time. While adjusting to the dazzling but chaotic human world, they witness a teenage girl named April O'Neil and her scientist father being abducted by a secretive, brain-like alien race known as the Kraang. To rescue them, the brothers must quickly learn to move past their sibling rivalries, master their ninja teamwork, and weaponize their skills against advanced alien technology—an adventure that inadvertently alerts their ultimate nemesis, The Shredder, to their existence.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Action, Adventure, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Brandon Auman, Kenny Byerly, Russ Carney, Ron Corcillo
In Theaters:9/29/2012
Box Office:$3,900,000
Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Ciro Nieli
Director
Sean Astin
Raphael (Voice)
Jason Biggs
Leonardo (Voice)
Greg Cipes
Michelangelo (Voice)
Rob Paulsen
Donatello (Voice)
Mae Whitman
April O'Neil (Voice)
Hoon Lee
Splinter/Hamato Yoshi (Voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson
The Shredder (Voice)
Keith Silverstein
Kirby O'Neil (Voice)
Nolan North
The Kraang (Voice)
Danny Jacobs
Snake/Snakeweed (Voice)
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