So to a certain degree Goldar is Bio-Broly only gold.

How do you mess up Goldar?

Lionsgate: Watch this...

No sir, I don't like it.

That's... interesting... I'll wait to see the movie before making any kind of real judgement, but as of now I'm not exactly a fan. I mean... I actually kinda like the idea of taking his name literally, but the execution... could use some work.

I've never really considered myself a big fan of, or at all attached to Goldar, but I find myself kinda hoping that this is just how he looks when fighting the Megazord, and that he has a more human-sized form that looks (and hopefully sounds) more like oldschool Goldar...

Well the theory that Rita is a ranger gone rogue I think is plausible cause in the trailer she does say "I've killed rangers before" and her costume makes me think of a female green ranger vibe so her having Goldar as her "zord" is a interesting theory. I was thinking that she'd have a weird verison of dragon zord.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT-obY52XXk
I can't help but think of this whenever I look at this thing.

I'll reserve full judgement until I see how it's used in the story of the movie. But from first impressions though I don't like it at all...no iconic look like the original. I understand they want to re-imagine Power Rangers, but to veer so much from the elements and allure of the original MMPR is a bit disheartening for us that grew up with it. I don't understand with nostalgia being such a potent part of pop culture today that they would choose not to go along with it, very perplexing...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZXYKtoUk5o

So even Andre, the Black Nerd, who has basically defended every other aspect of this movie, has found his breaking point.

To be honest if this wasn't supposed to be Goldar but a Bizzaro super putty Megazord and the movie wasn't taking itself too seriously I could see this and the Iron Man Rangers working.

Have the Rangers make some quacks about Rita using a bootleg Megazord and have Alpha or Zordon mention the Rangers' looks being to match the public's perception of a hero*a subtle jab at the Marvel movies* and I could dig it.

Oy... Lionsgate...Saban...Bandai...just stop showing things. You're only hurting yourselves further.

I mean...wow. It's like how many have already pointed out, they basically took peanut butter or cheese, sculpted a figure and then set it out on a hot day and said "Perfect."

Makes me think of the 1970s, movie "The Incredible Melting Man"...with less gore.