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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
I love this movie.Its about when the rangers gain their new ninja powers( bout time they got a costume change) but anyway the rangers lose their powers thanks to a new villian Ivan Ooze whos been accidentally released from a space dumpster.Now they have to go to a distant planet to get the powers of the ninjetti.With new powers,new zords and new enemies,this is the best movie next to power rangers zeo.I watch it all the time to stare at Kimberly and Dulceas body!

A classic children's action film.
Power Rangers originated in Japan as a series of live-action television shows known as Super Sentai beginning with the series Go Ranger in the '70s. The show has been a hugely popular success with a new series set in a different alternate universe each year, introducing a new storyline with entirely new characters. In the early '90s, Saban bought the rights to the footage of Zyu Ranger, the '92 Super Sentai series, but rather than simply dubbing it into English, they combined the Japanese fight scene footage with new, original American footage to re-create this series as the Power Rangers. While each new series in Japan took place in a different altnernate universe, Saban used the same characters and timeline for each season of the American adaption up until Lost Galaxy, while introducing various new characters throughout the show. <
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>Despite how much of a bad idea this adaption sounds now, it actually worked! Power Rangers was a hit and all the kids loved it. I doubt you could find any kid who could even tell that Power Rangers was a Japanese show when they first watched it. And the changes Saban made to the series were creative enough to make Power Rangers a show worth-viewing on its own. However, for the Rangers' first feature film, this movie was not an adaption of a Japanese film, but rather it was an entirely original American production. The plot for this movie is pretty simplistic. An evil bad guy wants to destroy the Earth and it's up to the Power Rangers to stop him. With a storyline this repetitive and predictable, I have to give this movie one star, right? Despite its predictableness, I have to give this movie four stars because it takes such a predictable storyline and has fun with it! Power Rangers: The Movie is a wonderful film with lots of great action, humorous dialog, and great characters, who while may seem stereotypical today, you can't help but to admit you loved to death as a kid. Perhaps the most impressive thing about this movie are the special effects. While the CGI for this movie may seem outdated and cheesy compared to the movies of today, they were quite good for the time of this movie's release, and lightyears ahead of the special effects of the TV show. Even when compared to the newer episodes of Power Rangers on television today, the special effects for this movie still outshines them. <
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>Even though this movie is more like an extended episode of the TV show, it's one of those rare movies where the kids will actually stay still while watching it the entire time and that's a miracle in itself! And Ivan Ooze is probably one of the coolest children's movie villians ever! The only reason why I have to give this movie four stars instead of five is because it's out of the continuity of the TV series. The TV show doesn't even acknowledge that anything that happens in this movie even existed, the movie pretty much forgets about any of Rita's henchmen from the TV show, and it introduces us to this new pig bad guy and assumes that we've known who he was all along, even though he never appeared once in the series. Still, Power Rangers: The Movie is just a fun film and it's certainly a lot better than most of the crap airing on children's Saturday morning television today. Highly recommended, especially to Power Rangers fans and kids.