Turtle Talk Thursday: Splinter and Shredder's Story

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The original TMNT movie holds up so well. It is dark when it needs to be and fun when it needs to be. Splinter is one of the best actors in the whole movie, the weight with which he delivers his and Shredder's origin is Oscar worthy in my eyes.

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