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Originally Posted by MnemonicSyntax

Judging by this post, you haven't read much, if any of this thread at all, have you?

Tell me, how can someone have a passion for something they know very little about? How can Power Rangers be adapted in a "different way" then what's been done before if the history of it is unknown?

Unlike Dom, Michael Bay actually took the time to get to know the Transformers mythos. He met with Hasbro reps extensively and then put a spin on the story. While I am a fan of the Bayverse movies, the story is great, the acting and other stuff isn't the best. But, it's campy, which is what Transformers has sorta always been, and it's what Power Rangers is always been. Why remove the camp?

I have read this whole thread actually - and like I said, I can't change anything that's happened or been said in the past - and can only offer up myself and my involvement in the project at it's current state and talk about Dom and our team and how we are feeling and what we are up to now.

Do they wish they could go back and do things differently? I think so, and if it were to be done over again, they probably would have waited to go to the fans and message boards before they hashed everything out in terms of what they wanted to do with the project. Things were said, feelings got hurt, people lashed out - it happens in almost every aspect of life. They've moved on from that, and I hope my interactions with you guys might help in the moving on from all that as well.

I talk to Dom and the team all the time - they are PR fans, more so of the original MMPR series - do they love everything that happened in the seasons after that, no, but there are a lot of things they do like and are fans of and that's why they wanted to go back to the original, and then pull things they do feel work from other seasons, and adapt a new story out of it all. They have watched a ton of PR episodes while working on this thing and even have consultants to the writers that do know the history of everything and are helping develop the story out of that. And we aren't totally removing the camp from it all either.