I'm not saying your stupid, just that saying "it's for the fans, not critics" is a stupid argument.

It wasn't an argument. It was my statement/opinion. Also, I had given why I said it in ( )..

hmmm? A Dacsing Megazord. Not funny. But i still can't wait to see this.

I think I'm using a different definition than the one you're familiar with

Pretty much.

I don't even think the Megazord dancing is a stupid idea. If it was like a bout of reflexive excitement or like it mimmicked the ranger's own impulses, but the stupid crotch gyration feels immature. If they'd done something classier it'd be fine, but every part of this movie I've seen makes the ranegrs look like unlikable idiots.

Then this movie still fails, because I'm a fan and I hate damn near everything I've seen.

Or just take the helmets off. That always looks fine. I agree that especially with this design of the suits it's just... unappealing.

Why they would have their helmets open in battle is stupid anyway, and it also confirms my personal pet peve of the rangers not being in a single cockpit in Megazord mode. This movie is like every bad decision of PR mixed into one.

It's not an odd direction, but sort of like the Megazord dancing, it's how they've done it that's stupid, as I described above.

Having an opinion does not absolve you of criticism, or mean someone else is wrong or invalidated for not agreeing with you.

But the thing is, "critics" are also people with opinions. They are exactly as qualified as you if not moreso as they're job is usually to apply more critical thinking to movies. You don't have to agree with them of course, but tehre's a reason "critical reception" is respected above others.

I mean, it is an arguement. As in, it is a point you are arguing against another, not like arguement as a mere disagreement.

Let me put this as best I can. I go to a movie to entertain myself. Not to hear others peoples crticisms. I could give two shits or less about what anyone else thinks about a movie because a good majority of the time I'm in the minority when it comes to liking something. So there is where I stand. Take or leave it. Like or hate. *drops mic and walks away*

So do I.

Which is why I'll often consult a wide pool of reviews (and other factors) to make sure I'm not wasting my time doing so if, say, I'm on the fence. I disagree with critics plenty, like I hate both of the Lego movies for example and honestly cannot see the appeal of them. That doesn't mean I think all critics are wrong.

Though I suppose that's one thing we can agree on: critics are worthless in this instance, because I can tell this is a turd without any help.

I disagree. I like what I have seen like adding more depth to the Power Rangers characters to making Rita an actual threat and the Zords having the ability to battle individually.

I remember the MMPR movie and Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie getting destroyed by movie critics but b/c of nostalgia, these movies are supposed to be the best movies ever according to some PR fans. I'm not blinded by nostalgia and can see this movie topping the last two PR movies just by the trailers.

But it's certainly not making all fans happy.