Haha, this is so true! Power Rangers debuted in 1993, right? And it's target audience was 8-12 year olds.

Considering that anyone born between 1982-2000 is a Millennial... It seems to me that only Millennials and post-Millennials would ever possibly be into this movie, nostalgically or otherwise.

I got into PR when I was three years old back in 1994. Most people around my age group still has found memories of MMPR.

This movie is likely going to market to old fans, kids watching PR now on Nick and non fans similar what Transformers did back in 2007. Transformers did well enough that even non fans of the shows got into the franchise.

Yeah, I was roughly 7 when MMPR came out. Also, I thought millennials were 90-2000?

Well, not ONLY Millennials. Some of us Gen Xer's were super robot fans prior to Power Rangers and even owned a couple Megazords by way of the Godaikin series before we even realized what they were.

But, we are also pretty much in the minority, for sure.

I don't feel PR when I see this. And that's a bad sign. I wish they would liven things up with the marketing. Show some fun & color. I can only tell what this is based on what forum I just happen to be on right now. You're average Joe & Jane aren't gonna be able to identify this easily.

Nope. Early 80s-through-Early 00s. The exact year varies between commentators/researchers, but the debate is usually whether the millennial generation starts in '80, '81, '82, '83, or '84. I've never read an account that would indicate that the generation starts in 1990.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennials

Basically, if you were 10 or younger when MMPR came out, you're a millennial :lol
And the movie wants to grab 2 crowds, the nostalgia market, and the kids, so they're totally aiming the appeal of the movie towards millennials~

Not the worst thing? But looks like a generic poster for a generic movie. Doesn't remotely scream POWER RANGERS or may thing to the like. At least the Lightning bolt is there, for effect.

They also probably want to market it to new people that are not fans of the franchise similar to what Transformers '07 and TMNT 2014 did.

I've seen much worse teaser posters. But this is just so 'meh'. Like they weren't even trying. If you want to generate buzz, this is not how you do it. Because looking at the poster, clearly this movie is about four people interested in weird space phenomenon. So interested, they need to stand on a car so they can be a whole five feet closer to the stars. But the main character is probably the fifth guy turning his back to the sky. He is probably doing so because that wish he made on a shooting star never came true, so he'll never trust any star ever again.