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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

It could very well be that they haven't really had a sense of how the direction of this movie will go until now. Remember, Roberto Orci was supposed to produce it, but he left the project early (my guess is that he went to work on Star Trek). It could have been directionless since then (explaining the delay), until the director pitched his ideas.

Now that they've got that key element down, the rest of the production could flow a lot smoother. Optimistically, this may also explain why they've only announced a delay date now: they finally have a clear vision of where this movie will go, and how long it will take to produce.

So I suppose it won't be long before casting begins. They've also been working on the script this whole time, so that should be progressing better now, too.

Well that kinda solidifies it doesn't it? Their first choice left the project before anything major happened. Why did he leave? He thought his other option (I also think it's Star Trek) was better. He would've stayed if Power Rangers was gonna be worth his time & in his mind it wasn't.

Next it took so many months just to get Isrealite on the film. Being a younger & less experienced talent I doubt he was busy working on other things. They didn't pick any other big-name to help out because it's likely no one else wanted to work on the movie. They didn't wanna compete with all the sure-fire money grabbers like Civil War. If they really wanted to get Isrealite from the start & had complete faith in him then why did it take this long to get him?

Then the whole date movement occurred. Would it have happened if they got their act together for the film in the first place? If they really thought Power Rangers could hang with the Marvel & Disney movies of that year then this wouldn't be happening & none of us would be discussing this right now.

I hate to be all cynical & negative but I think this is the truth. Hopefully I'm wrong & they just went through a series of unfortunate events. However I still believe that they see this as nothing more than a quick business venture rather than a potentially good business venture.