This summer you will get to see the newest addition to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie-series. The title of this, soon to be legendary, movie is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Splinter's Sock. It will revolve a lot more around Splinter than the first three movies in the series did, and his search for the ancient sock of the Shogun. What's all the fuzz about a stupid sock, you might ask? Well, it's not just a sock, it's ancient, too! Oh yeah, I've already mentioned that part of it . . . and well, that's the only part. It's ancient. And it's a sock. To his help he's got his four trusty companions, the turtles. We all know how ridiculous the turtles looked in the past three movies, well, the same mistake won't happen again. This time they've actually four real turtles to play the parts of Donatello, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Steve (Leonardo was killed in the third movie and was later on replaced by Steve).

"I think adding real turtles to this motion picture will give it a brand new realistic touch, never before seen in a movie like this," says director Bill Corbin, not famous for making any movies before. "We actually started of filming the movie with the same actor for Shredder as in the first three movies. But due to a thing we call time, he has aged, and recently got a heart attack on stage and died. So we've also got a brand new actor to play the part as Shredder."

The actor, or should I say actress, playing Shredder is a Jap. Bill Corbin says that this will increase the reality of the movie even further. A problem they had in the beginning of the movie was that the filthy Jap didn't know a single word of English, so she couldn't speak. After a while this got pretty boring, so they got Arnold Schwartzenegger's brother, Jacob Schwartzenegger, to record the voice for Shredder. His voice was then played in a tape-recorder on the inside of Shredder's helmet, which makes it all look very realistic. Except for this one scene where the tape-recorder falls out of the helmet and Fast Forward is accidently put on. Due to the low budget, the team could not afford another cut, so they had to keep this miserable scene in the movie.

As always, there will also be a European version of the movie. And, again as always, it will have a slightly different title and a slightly different content. The European title will be Teenage Mutant Viking Turtles IV: Splinter's Hog. We've acctually managed to get hold of the first two shots of the movie, one from the American and one from the European version, and they are both unique for Klimp.dk.

  Shot of TMNT IV
  Shot of TMVT IV

August 4, 2011 - 07:25 BST - Nate

Also, maybe I'll start reviewing games that have been released within the past six months for once thanks to my new disposable (heavy emphasis on this word) income. Maybe.

June 12, 2010 - 15:30 GMT - Benny

May 31, 2010 - 15:53 GMT - Benny