Someone slap me for saying this

Who here has actually had the urge to go back and re-watch all of the power ranger seasons from about Time Force or so? Because honestly, I keep getting that urge now and then, and I find the show completely ridiculous these days. Maybe it's my inner childhood telling me to go do what I wasn't allowed to when I was 7-years old.

 

I'll slap you because you're missing out Mighty Morphin and Turbo if you start at Time Force, and that shit aint cool.

 

No problem. c:

 

Mmmm, nah, I can live without the Zordon era. Especially since I didn't like the look of it, or especially the Alpha character.

 

I've had urges to watch shows from my childhood as well in the past.

I think Vivid Green is more pleasant then Joffery.

 

Mighty Morphin'
Dino Thunder
Ninja Storm
S.P.D. (as sad as it may have been)

These were my childhood. So long as you watch these, I won't strike your person.

 

I actually started watching full on with Jungle Fury, but I did see snippets of Lightspeed and Time Force, which is why I don't mind them, but I just can't get myself to like any of the ones set in Zordon's era. Something about the way they were made just drives me insane. And it's not the action that's different, because we all know that that cheesy action...as well as the lines and fighting...are what make power rangers, well, power rangers. And I have to say, Dino Thunder, Ninja Storm, and S.P.D. were probably my favorite, even with me saying that now at 19-years, just because I was able to understand the plot, I saw enough of them, and something about them just seemed right. I also watched Mystic Force, but stopped after a while, and the same with Operation Overdrive. That's why I plan to start with Lightspeed/Time Force (whichever came first), and just go from there

 

This guy is the only person who is showing significant levels of right in this thread.

 

I found the entire second season of Mighty Morphin' in a Walmart for $5 not awful long ago. Re-watched it, and ended up re-watching some episodes of Light Speed, Turbo, and S.P.D. along with it. I plan on watching more when I can. I've been pretty into Super Sentai/Power Rangers for a while now, but haven't been keeping up with it very much for the past few years, but I think it's safe to say that I rediscovered my love for it now.

Because Power Rangers is a mature adult show for mature adults like us.

 

Anything after Lost Galaxy is dead to me. Except if it's that pirate series. I wanna see that.

 

I was kinda hoping we'd form a slapping queue.

 

I'm sorry . . . I see words, but I can't comprehend them in the manner they are displayed. Zordon was awesome. Alpha came back after a couple series gap. I honestly feel bad for kids these days who get stuck watching the crap they call "Power Rangers". They'll never get to see what it was like to have the same people over the course of a few different series. They'll never get to see a good plot interest. They won't get to run around the house screaming, "Shift into turbo!!" These kids have it so hard nowaday >.>

So, you liked Lost Galaxy or . . . ???

My favorites are:

Lost Galaxy
Power Rangers in Space
Turbo Rangers
Mighty Morphin

Any of the others are 'meh' at best. Oh and guess what, alpha was in all four of the previously aforementioned series -_-

 

I still wonder how they make things explode so easily. :P

I remember watching Power Rangers Wild Force when I was 7 I think. It's still one of my favorites.

Other ones I've watched are Ninja Storm, Dino thunder, Mystic Force, and Jungle Fury. I tried to watch the samurai one with my brother, but I didn't really like it.

 

was there a movie?? I'm going nuts I'm sure but I believe there was a Power rangers Movie that I used to watch when I was a kid.

Also, I think I only ever saw Mighty Morphin. All I remember was the pink one, and her name was Kimberly. that's it.

I really have to start watching this show again!

 

Yeah, there was Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, which apparently bombed incredibly bad, and the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Movie. That one I watched and liked, and that was a lead into Power Rangers in space. I can't tell you why I liked it, maybe because I was still watching it when I was younger, but I think I also remember seeing either brand new, or at the very least it was new to me because I didn't know it existed, and it showed a long time after the series was done.

 

Are you insulting the house of Cooper!?

Seriously though, just no. If you've never watched it you should. Don't listen to other people, that's how dictatorships are formed. Try it for yourself.

http://viooz.co/movies/12926-turbo-a-power-rangers-movie-1997.html

Ignore the ads. Wait for the player to load, then click the play button in the center. I'm just saying this because I never trust ads, don't click any ads. Should be full movie. Then you can judge for yourself if it was a 'bomb' or not.

I honestly liked the movie. I still like it to this day. In fact I'm contemplating watching this myself. When Justin shows up, ohmygosh, just an awesome moment.

 

Uh, I just saw a review of the movie, and saw enough of the film bits and heard of the plot that I'm not too sure I want to see it. I'm not one to listen to reviews, but since this guy shows the film at the same time while talking about it, I can get a good grasp of it.

 

If I show you a video, best video in the world, and I'm pointing out things that are wrong with it. Downtalking it. Basically doing everything I can to make you believe this video is trash, you'll think it's trash.

If you don't mind me asking, what exactly do you find wrong with the film?

 

Well for one, like I said, I'm not a fan of that time of power rangers. Something about the way it was shot or whatever, I can't tell you for sure. It's like when you play a game and there's something about it that just drives you away. Plus, I really don't want to watch a movie where they don't do much if any kind of fighting except for the near end. Also I'm not sure I could handle seeing a movie with that animatronic wizard.....ugh

 

You sir are from a different age as I. Away to my yonder carriage and back to my land of pitchforks and wagon wheels!

You got some unhealthy hate for Alpha and Zordon. Hate's not healthy. Don't hate . . . love and tolerate.