Without Seth Rogen, John Cena or Jackie Chan, the San Diego Comic Con presents 20 minutes of the movie ‘The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ and a trailer in the absence of the voice actors

director of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Chaos, Jeff Fowler, presided over the panel of his own film, in the absence of actors and writers, all collapsed for the joint strike of the screenwriters and actors’ unions (SAG-Aftra).

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To make up for this absence, Paramount offered those present San Diego Comic Con 20 minutes of the footage they’ve created for the movie, which comes out on August 2. In addition, a trailer was shared on YouTube in which the four turtles spy on Barbie’s world, and they assure that they don’t hate the color pink at all, but they joke that even though they have to live in sewers, at least they have Pizza.

Meanwhile, strikers continued to demonstrate outside the Paramount studios, led by figures such as Bob Odenkirk, star of You better call Saul.

The strike robbed the Ninja Turtles of the presence of the producer and actor Set Rogen and all other voice actors. Rogen is Bebop the boar while John Ceena It’s Rocky the rhinoceros. Jackie Chan Brings Master Splinter to life. Paul Rudd as Mando, a small mutated lizard.

The Hollywood Reporterin his coverage of the panel, reported that while the room was not full, as in previous years, there was room thousands of people, and that their reactions exceeded expectations, shouting and laughing.

And that’s only with the introduction, in which the turtles show their usual paths and wonder what life would be like if they had a normal life. But soon they are grounded by their teacher and father, Splinter: they are not meant to be normal.

Rogen appeared via video to discuss his vast knowledge of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles phenomenon and his work with the rapper. ice Cube (also plays in the movie). In addition, it is revealed that it was Rogen who insisted that Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Donatello are not just warriors, but teenagers, and should act as such.

And it is a film about the underground world, there is darkness, greyness, dirt and humidityaway from the pristine world of Barbiea contrast that many will be able to appreciate in August, when the fever for the blonde doll has at least subsided a bit.