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Number of fights: 5
Number of people killed: 4 plus several others
Number of people fought: Approximately, 60 to 75 individual people
2 men are killed and various others
While not gritty like the first film, there is violence in part III just of the PG variety.
Running time: 98 mins
Number of people fought: 60 to 75 individual people
Number of deaths: 2 plus various others.
Length of average fight time: 2:50 minutes
Fights per average: 3.33 Cowabungas per minute
Most action packed fight scene: The absolute largest, longest, and most "major" fight sequence in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III is the Palace Courtyard Battle (the 4th major action scene in the film).
It stands out as the massive, definitive climax of the feudal Japan storyline.
Least memorable fight scene: The least memorable major fight sequence in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III is widely considered to be the Castle Infiltration & Prison Break (the 3rd fight in the film).
While it serves a critical plot purpose, saving April O'Neil and the rebel leader Mitsu it fails to stick in the minds of fans.
Survivors: Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Raphael, Donatello. Splinter, April OโNeil, Casey Jones, villagers, Splinter, The Honor Guard, Mitsu & Kenshin, and Whit Jones
A fourth live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie was canceled primarily because of the severe box office decline and poor fan reception of Part 3 in 1993.The original 1990 film was a massive blockbuster, grossing over $200 million.
However, The Secret of the Ooze dropped to $78 million, and Part 3 collapsed entirely, bringing in just $42 million on a high production budget.
By 1994, "Turtlemania" was officially fading, causing New Line Cinema to scrap their plans.41 minutes, 10 seconds ago
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