Power Rangers
Rating 6 out of 10
The Power Rangers have been around for quite some time as the tv show started in the US back in 1993. I have never watched an episode but my oldest son (31 now) I feel sure watched every one. I am surprised this is the first large scale movie released in theaters. The movie while clearly aimed at young males and big fans of the old tv show does hit the mark for that. I had a cute little granddaughter that wanted to see it so no matter what I was going to have fun.
The movie starts with a super hero version of the Breakfast Club. All five of our future Rangers are in High School detention for various reasons. When the nerdy kid gets the cool kid to go to a rock quarry with him to look for I'm not sure what it turns out the two females and Asian kid are at the quarry at the same time. As luck would have it when they are digging in the rocks they find five crystal type rocks all of different colors. So each one of the Rangers get their own crystal that gives them each super powers. Super strong and can leap small buildings with a single bound.
The problem is when they unearthed their super crystals they also awoke a really mean female that loves gold and (surprise) is determined to wipe out all humans and take over earth. When she builds her golden giant to kill everyone the five rookie Power Rangers are all there are to save the world.
The final showdown is cool for this type of movie. I was mildly entertained. Little Rylee Rose gave it an enthusiastic double thumbs up. Although she gave the video games in the lobby the same approval. If you have a young child that you want to take to a movie or an older child that grew up on the tv shows you won't be completely bored. Definitely worth seeing on the big screen.