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Just got back and oh man was I right to be excited. While I did have my doubts there at the end as soon as I saw Zordon crawling through the mud and watching his fellow ranger die I just knew something was coming. The whole breakfast club feel was really enjoyable and I'm glad they did it as it allowed us to actually care about the rangers as people not just remembering what they used to be. Seeing that each of the characters has something they struggle with is great to me as it reminds me of how being a teenager was for me. Jason and his daddy issues was handled well and reminded me a lot of my own story with my dad. Zach had a touching issue with his mom being sick and I enjoyed that he changed from a wild child into someone what recognized that he needed his friends. Trini coming to grips with being a lesbian was handled really well as it wasn't so much that she was only just realizing it as it seemed like she knew and was struggling with how to tell her family. Billy's autism was an amazingly well done thing as to a kid its a throw away line and he just seems like that weird kid in the class but to everyone who knows better its a really great thing to see everyone caring so much about him and helping him when they can. Kimberly had her issue and that was about it. She screwed up royally and is paying the price her issue was learning to realize that she did screw up and she can either let herself live with it or she can move on and learn from it. As for the rest of the film it was awesome. I missed the Mariner Bay and Reefside reference but my friend and I lost our minds hearing that old movie theme over that zord sequence and we both agree that it should have continued longer. The zords and suits have grown on me and I have to say the JDF and Amy Jo cameo made me mark out so hard the family behind me laughed and the dad gave me a high five for not caring about how people saw me. Honestly though the movie was good while it did have its flaws. a lack of action while needed and understandable hurt a bit and Goldar honestly felt forced and was beyond stupid. The car chase at the beginning while good and expository was shot really bad that whole spinning camera thing made me dizzy really quickly. The megazord while I still don't care for its design has started to grow on me a bit. The lack of a true morph was irksome but I was pleased hearing Jason say "It's Morphin Time". Rita, Jason, and Alpha stole the show for me Elizabeth Banks did a phenomenal job and my friend who had avoided all the trailers so as to avoid his pessimistic attitude looked to me and said. "Dude when you said she looked horrific you never said she was going to be so terrifying." Overall I would gladly recommend this to anyone who had seen the show or even to anyone who might have been curious about it it is a really good movie.