Review Time: this sequel is poor
Fundamental elements: there are words on
screen, voice-over element, background music, cultural elements, slow-motion
effects, no subtitles when another language is being used, time jumps and place
jumps.
Action sequences/Artistic visions: there are weapons being used, combat elements on, in and under the
water sequences, training, torpedoes [camera angle; the viewers are riding on
them before they reach their destination you will have to pay attention because
these elements are small and brief. Now moving on to the artistic visions
combining of these Turbozords to make Turbo Megazord is always entertaining to
watch [it doesn't matter which generation, I should quickly point out I have
not seen all of the generations of the Power Rangers and the forms.]
Comedy level: in this sequel we get to see
more of Bulk and Skull which is always a good thing and without giving too much
away we have a telephone call or something to this effect between evildoers.
Character developments/Performances: now this is just an observation but is Divatox meant to be sexy? [I
mean if you ever watch this film or generation of this TV program you will know
what I am politely trying to say,] it is one of those occasions where there is
enough here for me to point out what I have just said and the performances; the
more I think about it the more I think like this; they are either poor or good,
I know that sounds a little bit cut and dry but I have been sitting here
wondering in my head what is the best way to put this and I don't want to be
too harsh on the replacement [this will make sense when or if you watch this
title or generation] so I have decided to put this character on the good side,
because this character assists with the other Rangers character developments
from this perspective briefly keeping an eye on this character and many other
things.
This film receives: 3/10, the change
from generation to a new generation of Power/Zords/other elements is quick,
done and dusted where of what I remember which I could be wrong about this; but
I am sure they used to spend a little bit more time with imagination and
magnificence in building up to the transfer on to a different person or onto
the next generation of Zords, I mean in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The
Movie 1995 we have a two-parter transfer [spiritual/other power without giving
too much away,] but in this film as I have already said it is quick, done and
dusted which is disappointing, but to leave this review on a positive this
title does have good elements through it some I have mentioned in some I have
not [and before someone points it out; yes I know technically speaking finding
your spiritual element is not the same as a power from a Zord, but back in the
day it was a power of sorts that came from within] and one last thing a Power
Ranger takes off his helmet when there are evildoers around, I'm wondering if
this is not the kind of information you want to give away freely
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