Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Answer: Splinter

Splinter was shown placing Yaotl's mask on the wall near the end of the movie. Shredder's helmet was already on the wall along with a few other items from past villains.

Raph asked if he could put the Nightstalker's helmet on the wall, and Mikey added his Cowabunga Carl giant turtle head to the wall as well.

Splinter, who was a man transformed into a rat, was the Turtles' sensei and a Ninjitsu master. He had emigrated from Japan where he learned the ways of the ninja. He found the four Turtles crawling around in the sewer covered in green ooze and raised them as they mutated to become more like man than beast.

Answer: New York

New York was the setting of the film, though there were also scenes shot in snowy mountain tops that seemingly were within a few minutes driving time of the city.

The other three options are each fictional cities within the DC Comics universe.

Answer: Voice of both Tokka and Rahzar

Welker already had more than 500 roles on his resume when he was asked to do a voice role in this film.

Due to his ability to change his voice so quickly he provided the voice of both evil mutants, without many people realizing it prior to the credits rolling.

Answer: Donuts

They freeze the antidote into ice cubes and hide them in the donuts, which Tokka and Rahzar discover after eating some. Since they had caught on to the Turtles' plan, in order to make the antidote work faster the Turtles had to hold Tokka and Rahzar down while they sprayed fire extinguishers in their mouth because the Carbon Dioxide in the extinguishers sped up the process.

Answer: They are pushed into the portal.

Raphael returns home to tell the rest of his family that Leonardo has been taken. They end up going to Max Winter's tower and finding Leonardo there. When Casey, April, and the Foot Clan find the real final monster, it slides into the Stone Generals, pushing them into the portal. They return to human form and are transported to the parallel universe along with the monsters.

Answer: Cash

He runs over to April and hands her something, surprising her. She says, "What's this?" Danny answers, "It's something I owe you. Trust me." She opens her hand for the camera and we see that it is a $20 bill.

Earlier in the movie, Danny and his father stop by April's house to make sure she is okay after her mugging. While George (Danny's father) and April are talking, Danny is sitting alone at the table and notices April's wallet. He opens it and steals some money from her.

Answer: poker

After Danny and his dad drive away from April's apartment, Charles (his dad) is talking Danny, wondering why Danny needs to steal. Charles says that he makes enough money for the two of them. That is when you see Danny open the car door and run away.

Answer: Lairdman Island

They tell the cops that their answers can be found in an abandoned warehouse on Lairdman Island, which is where the headquarters and where all the stolen items are located.

Answer: Brazil

Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady needed to acquire three pieces of an alien machine in order to bring Krang and his Technodrome to Earth. They got the first piece from Baxter Stockman, the second piece from a museum in New York. The third piece was in the rain forests of Manaus, Brazil. Bebop and Rocksteady got the piece and the action eventually returned to New York for the conclusion of the movie.

Answer: Mikey

At First Mikey and Raph had decided to stay in the past. Once they were talked out of it, Mikey had some last second goodbyes to make. He missed out on grabbing the time travel device and didn't return with his brothers and April.

However a few seconds later, Mikey replaced the last of the Japanese Samurai Soldiers who had taken their place in the future.

Answer: The secret was who made it.

Fans were hoping, based on the title, for a story that delved into exactly how the mutagen --or ooze-- was created. Instead the only line mentioning why the ooze was made references it being an accident.

There were no explanations for what TGRI was trying to make, or other experiments that might have been conducted with the ooze was offered in the film.

The Turtles did find not only the company, but the scientist responsible for the creation of the ooze, but that's as close to uncovering the secrets of it as they got.

Answer: Flips

While doing their flips, Splinter says to the Turtles "Go ninja, go ninja GO!" and laughs that he "made another funny".

Answer: Karai

The turtles defeated The Shredder, so the new leader of the Foot Clan is Karai. The Foot have accepted jobs given to them from the highest bidder. They answer to Karai and follow her lead, as shown in most of their fights.

Answer: Cowabunga!

At the end of the movie they are all sharing exclamations of celebration; "Righteous!" "Radical!" etc. Then Splinter says, "I have always liked Cowabunga." The turtles look around at each other and then do a four-way high five and yell, "Cowabunga!" Splinter laughs and says, "I made a funny!"

Answer: Critters

"Critters" came out in 1986 and starred Dee Wallace, M. Emmet Walsh and Billy Green Bush. The movie is about a bunch of furry creatures that eat their way through a mid-western town. It also stars Billy Zane who has been in such movies as "Titanic", "Back to the Future Part II" and "The Phantom".

Answer: He falls off a roof into a garbage truck.

He does fall off a roof into a garbage truck, which Casey then turns on with a loud "Oops". The remaining members of the Foot have already been defeated, Raphael never attacks him from behind, or even really succeeds at attacking him, and Splinter never actually hits him.