Continuity mistake: When Raphael meets Yoshi and talks to him about being a kid and having fun, if you look at Raph's wrists you'll notice that he is not wearing any wrist bands as he usually does as with the rest of the turtles. However, when Raph puts his hand on Yoshi's shoulder there is a close-up of Yoshi's head and shoulders. Look at Raph's wrist in the close-up and you'll see that a wrist band has appeared. When the shot changes back, his wrists are bare again. (00:56:50)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993)
Plot summary
Directed by: Stuart Gillard
Starring: Elias Koteas, Stuart Wilson, Paige Turco, Sab Shimono
April heads to see the turtles with gifts, one of which is a scepter. It's actually a magic time-travelling device which activates while April is holding it, sending her back to feudal Japan and replacing her with Kenshin, the son of Lord Norinaga who is currently in an unjust war against his people. The turtles, with Kenshin's help, head back in time themselves to rescue April and, once there, help stop the war.
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Leonardo: Hey! Where's Mikey?
Donatello: Last time I saw him, he was doing this: AhAhAhAhAhhhh.
Question: When Michelangelo is in the village and wakes up in the shed for the first time, there are some kids that run in front of the camera. As they move we hear a very distinct sound effect of them giggling. Like the Wilhelm, this giggle sound effect is played in tons of movies and even commercials. Any idea what it is called?
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Answer: I don't belive it has a set name, other than giggle or laughter it is just a generic sound. Much like the Wilhelm, which I think fans named after hearing it in a lot of movies.
NoWhereMan
Ben Burtt, a sound designer who used the scream, is the one credited for naming it the Wilhelm scream. It's named after the character Private Wilhelm in the film "The Charge at Feather River" when the scream is dubbed in after he's shot.
Bishop73