A poster showing the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles falling from a skyscraper with the date September 11 has appeared on Twitter. 
 
 The poster has been deleted from the Twitter feed 
 
 The apparent promotional image was shared on Paramount Australia's Twitter account but was removed when it started receiving criticism from users. 
 
 @JDDrake wrote: "Real smart, marketing team" and @JRBTempe tweeted: "Somebody's getting fired." 
 
 The Michael Bay-produced film hits cinemas in Australia on the same day that the 13th anniversary of the terror attacks on New York's Twin Towers will be commemorated. 
 
 Paramount Australia later tweeted several other less controversial images promoting the movie. 
 
 The film, starring Megan Fox and Johnny Knoxville, is released in August in the US and in October in Europe. 
 
 The poster shows Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo and Leonardo apparently falling to the ground from an exploding building with the date September 11 shown below. 
 
 Twitter user @Chrisdyork said: "Pretty unfortunate date/picture combo." 
 
 Fox was in San Diego for Comic-Con at the weekend where she talked about why she wanted to play April in the film. 
 
 The star said Michelangelo was her favourite ninja turtle. 
 
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– Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo, and Leonardo have a bit of explaining to do. That’s because the Australian film poster for the release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles features the famous turtles falling from a burning building that has apparently just been rocked by an explosion ... and the opening date, prominently displayed below? That’s right—September 11, Sky News reports. Though the film premieres here in the US in August and in UK in October, its Australia premiere date falls on the 13th anniversary of the terror attacks, the Daily Mail reports. Paramount Australia tweeted the poster last night (the tweet has since been deleted) and was immediately barraged with social media anger. "September 11th? Exploding buildings? People falling out of them? Le sigh," reads one critique.