StunnaKrypto Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

Nonureva Really Surprised!

Ensofter Overrated and overhyped

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

SodaPopBob This show is just great, I'll tell you what. There are some of these teenagers and they are rangers. There is a crazy alien lady named Rita who wants to destroy the earth. Rita is very smart and comes up with the same plan every episode. She sends a bad guy to earth and once the power rangers beat them up good, Rita will supersize the bad guy so the rangers have to use their zord machines to beat them up again. Rita sends a different bad guy each time though so I'm sure her plan will work eventually.

Terryfan The 1990s was a great decade for TV and many children who grew up in the 90s can say we had the best TV shows live action or animation it was all impressive in their own right However there is one show that in 1993 made it debut and the kids ate it up like it was the biggest thing ever and that show would be Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.I remember when I was Seven when I turn into the first episode "Day Of The Dumpster" I quickly became a fan of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. The series begin when Zordon and his assistant Alpha 5 recruited five normal teenagers to assist him in his battles with Rita Repulsa (Voiced by Barbara Goodson)These five teenagers would become known as The Power Rangers The first team were Jason The Red Ranger (Austin St.John), Kimberly The Pink Ranger (Amy Jo Johnson),Billy The Blue Ranger (David Yost),Zack The Black Ranger (Walter Jones) ) and Trini The Yellow Ranger (Thuy Trang) After "Green With Evil" Mini Series and their battle with Tommy The Green Ranger (Jason David Frank) he reforms and becomes part of the team. In season 2 after losing his powers as the Green Ranger he would later become the White RangerLater in season 2 Jason, Trini and Zack would be replace by Aisha (Karan Ashley) Adam (Johnny Yong Bosch) Rocky (Steve Cardenas) as the Yellow, Black and Red Rangers respective. Throughout the first season the Rangers would battle Rita Goldar and her monsters whenever they would turn into Giants The Rangers would call for their Zords that could combine to form the Megazord.Then later in season 2 as replace by Lord Zedd (Voiced by Robert Axelrod) When the teens are not dealing with monsters they are dealing with the bullies Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy). Some of my favorite episodes of the series as a kid were "Day Of The Dumpster" "Power Ranger Punks" "Foul Play in the Sky" "Green With Evil" "Gung Ho!" "Island Of Illusion" "Calamity Kimberly" "The Green Candle" "A Bad Reflection of You" "Return of a Old Friend" "Football Season" "Mighty Morphin' Mutants" "The Mutiny" "The Wanna-Be Ranger" "Bloom of Doom" "White Light" "The Wedding" "Return of the Green Ranger" "Wild West Rangers" The series best feature is the fight scenes when the Rangers took on the monsters then they form the Megazord and you know it would be a power fight and as a Kid I was looking forward to the battle with Megazord. The series mix action, comedy, drama that make it a hit with kids and it got into your emotions there were times that I got emotional at the show that I still remember how hard it hit me.It's just amazing to me how far Mighty Morphin Power Rangers rise to the top of the super hero arena in a time when Super heroes were very much the top dogs in the children department.The series just made itself a legend

kiti22 Power Rangers is one of the most popular shows in the 90's and one of the Best Shows in TV HistoryIt has Toys, Video Games, Spin-offs, Pogs, Cards, Comic Books, Foods, Movies and many more.The original Power Rangers, was very similar to the Batman show in the 60s.my Favorite Rangers were Jason and TommyAngel Grove, nice name for a placethe Theme Song "Go Go Power Rangers" was one of the most Memorable Theme Songs ever all the haters got annoyed with that theme song but all the ranger fans and I liked itSeason 1 was the best and the most iconic and popular season out of the franchise! great costumes, great zords, great rangers and a great plot the 1st episode of Season 1 (Day of the Dumpster) is where the power rangers story beginsthe most comical characters from power rangers that make us laugh were bulk and skull the 2 bullies from the groupif they don't like the power rangers and always picking on them why did they hang out with them all the time?the Episodes of Season 1 were greatRemember "Day of the Dumpster" and "Food Fight" and "Happy Birthday Zack" and "Birds of the Feather"? Those episodes were AwesomeAnd don't forget "Green With Evil" and "Return of an Old Friend"Season 2 was not that bad the Zords are cool and White ranger costume was cool, White Light was one of the Best Episodes ever made but the jokes are corny, Bulk and Skull were a bit stupid and annoying but always funnyand about Season 3 Umm Not Sure I Find it i found that season a bit mediocre Zedd Became so Stupid in that season, Rito was annoying, the alien Rangers saga was a bit boring But i like the Ninja Zordsand all of the following Power Rangers spin offs/Seasons after Mighty Morphin (except for Lightspeed Rescue&Samurai&Super Samurai) were awesomeI Also have the Video GamesMighty Morphin Power Rangers the Fighting Edition on the Super Nintendo was a great Megazord fighting game but not bad and not boring as the Dino thunder video game but it's still fun The Graphics are Awesome, the Controls are Fun it was a great Fighting Game what a power rangers Fan Could ask ForMighty Morphin Power Rangers the Movie on Sega Mega Drive is a great beat em up game and the best power rangers game ever made,the graphics are awesomethe controls are cool a game is neither too hard nor too easy the musics are cool because all the power rangers songs from power rangers the album a rock adventure was in 16 bit version the levels are fun but its a short game cause there 6 stages play as your favorite rangers such as Tommy, Rocky, Jason, Billy, Adam, Zack, Kim, Trini, Aisha but it's Kind of odd that over half the game isn't even based on the movie but whatever, this game right here is everything a power rangers fan could ask for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Movie was Really Good the Costumes are Awesome the Special Effects are Cool but the villains are a bit annoying but it Was not that bad too bad Jason and Zack and trini are not in it When i saw the critic's power rangers the movie review and the low ratings for this movie i was a bit shocked i thought this movie was good still better than Clash of the Red RangersPower Rangers is the greatest show ever made. Not some Dinosaur king Thrash nor Phineas and Ferb!! All that non stop action, fun, cool rock music and excitement that you can enjoy.it might be OK if you're a kid or if you're born in the 90s but it gets a little bit hard to watch if you're born in the 80sI am a Power Rangers fan so, I like this show, the video games, the toys, the movies and everything. Good stuff. Way better than Phineas and Ferb I recommend to watch this show, you'll be happy.Season 1 - 10/10Season 2 - 8/10Season 3 - 5/10Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Movie - 9/10Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Fighting Edition - 9/10

n-mo Every child has his hobby horse.  Some have more than one.  Some take theirs much further than do others.  I was one of those types.  And my hobby horse was "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers."You can tick off the number of things that are bad about this live action show:  cheap production, acid rock music, B-level directing, cheesy writing and a silly imported premise.  And yet there is (at least in the first five or six seasons) a sort of soap-opera character dynamic unparalleled in any children's media outlet with the possible exception of "Peanuts."But that character dynamic was sadly never exploited to its full potential, a victim of poor writing and weak willpower to invest.  It is of course a kids' show and therefore principally a toy commercial, not a work of art.  (But that's what fanfiction is for.  I will not, however, allow myself to write any "Power Rangers" fanfiction at this stage in my life and I find reading it increasingly intolerable.)  At any rate, Saban is to be congratulated for such amazing returns on investment.I re-watched an episode this morning and what stood out to me was how incredibly violent the show was:  cars raining down on planet Earth, colored spandex-clad bodies thrown every which way... I nearly had a seizure.  This facet was often discussed and the subject of heated controversy in the show's heyday, but I really think most of the debates missed the point.  Power Rangers was a derivative of Japanese tokusatsu (I guess that mean's it's like anime, but live action) and gave Occidentals a nice window into a culture many of us still don't really understand very well.  Judging from the Japanese footage in this show, Japanese culture seems to be a rather morose and cynical thing, resigned to a VERY violent and cruel life, but at least the Japanese don't shy away from showing death in front of children. Despite monstrous downtown explosions and building destruction, the first season of Power Rangers made a frequent point to emphasize that "no citizens were harmed!" on Angel Grove news broadcasts. Would that there HAD been fatalities; then the violence would have been marginally acceptable. As it is, the message seems to be, "Don't take your opponents too seriously, and use whatever means necessary to achieve your goals."This contrasts oddly with Haim Saban's periodic attempts to inject sentiments of soft-core Amnesty International advocacy: world peace (uh-huh... Power Rangers make really credible anti-war poster children), environmentalism, war on poverty... but without ever going too far, of course. The show remained remarkably politically correct: no specific fingers are ever pointed and the Rangers' activities are limited to constructive physical action (more, surprisingly as some will find this, than just fighting): rather than campaigning from a NGO office they actually mediate neighbors' troubles, clean up parks and organize cost-efficient charity events.So in this sense the Power Rangers are indeed excellent role models: they don't talk, they DO, and let's face it, they do a lot of good. This is not quite as unrealistic as some might object: an elite team of superhuman fighters NEEDS intrinsically strong, convicted and proactive characters. Another of the show's positive influences on culture was its promotion of martial arts in the West as good physical exercise, mental discipline and social experience. However, to take the show's word for it you would think all karate instructors are good personal mentors as well, and that no kid who's into martial arts will ever get into drugs or mindless sex. That is unfortunately far from true. Still, the death of that poor Norwegian girl and the subsequent banning of the show notwithstanding, playing "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" is probably physically healthier than trading Pokémon cards.Still, the fact remains that since the early 1990s, worldwide violence and tension have brewed ever more dangerously and threatened to explode outright, the environment has become even more trashed, poverty has exploded in the United States, juvenile delinquency (especially cocaine use) has surged in Western Europe and childhood obesity has soared worldwide. Looking back now in 2011, the Mighty Morphins' do-gooding calls to mind a George H.W. Bush calling for "a kindler, gentler America" to the world. If he were serious (a little bit of a stretch), he must be really disappointed with his son--and if the Rangers were real no doubt they would be disappointed with the generation of children they helped raise.In general: campy, fun, underdeveloped, insipid, moderately inspiring, far too bellicose and a rather addictive waste of time.Conclusion: I do not particularly regret the fact that I no longer own a TV set.