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For a deep dive into the film's hidden details, easter eggs, and its connection to the classic video games, check out this breakdown:

For the best viewing experience, a version was released for the 25th anniversary.

Original UK and German versions were often cut to remove Michaelangelo's nunchaku (chainsticks), but most modern DVD and Blu-ray releases are uncut. Parental Guide Highlights Parents should be aware of the following content: Violence: Slapstick-style martial arts and sword fighting. Teenage.Mutant.Ninja.Turtles.III.1993.PL.720p.B...

Some scenes in feudal prisons or with scary music may disturb very young children.

Reviewers from 4K UHD Review note this transfer features sharp details, vibrant colors, and moderate grain. Audio: The 4K version includes DTS Mastered Audio 5.1 . For a deep dive into the film's hidden

The turtles travel back in time to (approx. 1600s) to rescue April O'Neil after she accidentally swaps places with a Japanese prince named Kenshin via a magical Time Scepter . Release Date: March 19, 1993. Rating: PG for clownish violence and silliness.

The following information pertains to the 1993 film . It's important to clarify that this film is often mistakenly called "Turtles in Time," but that title actually belongs to the 1991 arcade and 1992 SNES video games. Film Overview and Plot Some scenes in feudal prisons or with scary

Includes the four Turtles, Splinter, April O'Neil, and the villainous Lord Norinaga and English trader Walker. Home Media and Quality