Lionsgate On POWER RANGERS January Release - "Great Movies Deliver Whatever Date"

Give me a [frick]ing Zelda Movie, A Thundercat Movie, shit a Silver Hawks movie...a Gears of War movie...

Get this hot trash outta herrrre

Gimme a VOLTRON MOVIE

"Great movies" yes, a Power Rangers movie being great... well that's TBD.

*watches Power/Rangers for the dozenth time*


Yeah, if it doesn't meet/exceed this, idk it'll be great.

If Bryan Cranton plays/voices one of the villains it would help!

@AlexanderLykins

That cast is pretty much perfect.

Even got the right actress to play that annoying-ass fairy.

Bryan Cranston will be back as a grizzled Billy Cranston.

@AlexanderLykins

It's a blessing then that Nintendo is very protective of their properties, because a major studio Zelda film would most likely be mediocre to terrible.

@niklander elmayimbe got a dmca takedown notice from saban for tweeting it. it's real.

They better not change the power rangers colors. Black got has to be the Black ranger and the Asian girl has to be the yellow ranger! Can't have the Power Rangers without the suttle racism and sexism, got to love the 90s when no one gave no flucks!

@James99201 - "They better not change the power rangers colors. Black got has to be the Black ranger and the Asian girl has to be the yellow ranger! Can't have the Power Rangers without the suttle racism and sexism, got to love the 90s when no one gave no flucks!"

@fedup - "Look, the reason why so many people doubt the ability of Power Rangers to be a good movie is simple: the show was always very goofy. However, as others have said, the biggest movie of last year featured a talking raccoon with a machine gun."

That's a poor analogy/comparision. There hadn't been other movies and over a decade of goofy/sillyness with a talking raccoon and his machine gun! haha. The Power Rangers have the potential to be great, but you could almost argue every property has "potential" to be great, ya know?? I want it to be great, but I'm not the target demographic. A great Power Rangers movie would not entice me to buy their toys again or watch their shows again. I did all that back in the 90s except the terrible movie more or less turned me off on the franchise.

@DannyD - "Speaking frankly, I absolutely hated that short. It was completely trashed up, gratuitous, and lacking in anything other than being dark for the sake of it, going to near-parodic levels.

Frankly, it lost what made the series appeal to people in the first place."

I think you missed the point of the short and what exactly made it great, it was an homage to the Power/Rangers, while poking fun at the "dark & gritty" approach of a lot of this generations movies.


Joseph Kahn: "The irony here is that I wouldn't even want to make "Power Rangers: The Movie' for real. Like if I had to make a 'Power Rangers' movie, this is it. It's 14 minutes long and it's violent and this is what I have in me. If they offered me the 200 million version, the PG-13 version, I literally wouldn't do it. It's just not interesting to me."

"One of the hardest parts of a doing a Power Rangers thing are the costumes themselves. Those costumes are pretty nuts. I mean… it's spandex. It's spandex with motorcycle helmets, so how do you make that look cool? So one of the things I had to do was like really figure out how to like sculpt it, make it more modern but still like… I've seen versions of people trying to do Power Rangers where they've taken the costumes and made them essentially like a 'HALO' thing, and I don't think that worked, I just tried to make it more classic, maybe a little tougher and more degraded. The picture they took was like the costumes on the ground. It looked terrible without anyone in them. And so it just looks like… the pictures out there look like this is the worst thing ever. Of course you've got to lighten the photographed costumes too. They don't just sort of like magically turn cool by themselves."