Review Time: this is another excellent
episode
4 things about this episode
Moral message elements/Storyline: there are moral message elements in the
storyline and they are to do with the environment, generally speaking this
storyline gets better as you go along, without saying too much; The Power
Rangers are in a pairing or trio dealing with different things at some points
in this episode.
Action sequences/Artistic visions: I may as well talk about these two elements at
the same time, because they had a lot to do with one another, the audience will
see these individual Dinozords show off a little bit of their abilities and the
camera work/other contributing elements show these to be excellently shown and
lots of imagination was used in these scenes and sequences, slightly moving on
the viewers get to experience the Power Blaster for the first time [when all 5
special individual handheld Power Rangers' weapons have been combined.] Power
Rangers' colour and weapons; Black Power Axe, Pink Power Bow Yellow Daggers,
Blue Power Lance and then Red Power Sword; standing behind this weapon
something similar to half of a moon shape tightly grouped together so The Red
Power Ranger/Jason is standing in the middle and if you look really closely
depending what Power Ranger and their position they may be hands on shoulders
or something like this [roughly] and then the Power Rangers say Power
"Rangers "a little pause with the monster/Rita Repulsa usually
realizing I or we may be in trouble here then The Power Rangers saying
"Fire" I stress this again; this is just a rough description with
this massive beam of power coming out.
This episode receives: 9/10, now at the very last minute I changed my
mind on the mark, because be it The Power Rangers dealing with two situations
at the same time or the artistic visions and the action sequences in one way or
another, including the new weapons/the new weapons being combined to make one
stronger one, this mark feels better suited for this episode.
No comments:
Post a Comment