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[GreenPsychoRanger]

I really liked this video. XD

[Thessair]

Actually not a bad clip, all things considered ... until right at the end.

[MaskedRiderAsakura]

I don't know guys...this movie is really winning me over. I'm really enjoying Zack as the sort of goofball.

[SPLIT LIP]

I like that Billy's the one who notices the rock layers. He's still the brainiac who notices the details others miss, but it's not in a "by my calculations" way. I like the way the command center moves around. Alpha came out of a pod that was moved in a series of wheels in the walls. It's actually a creative visual.

Alpha still looks incredibly stupid however, and Zack being kind of brainless and hopping around saying "we're gonna be famous!" like an idiot makes him seem, well, like an idiot.

[Matrixbeast]

Was a decent clip. Could've done without the blinking sound, but eh.
I liked the moving walls thing, I've always been a sucker for that, though
Billy came off as pretty good, and Jason's advice to him was good. The girls didn't get to do much of anything, though.

[Sunred]

I will probably matinee this.
Like you guys said, does not look bad.
Sure does not change the fact that Goldar is made of cheese and the Megazord looks like Ryukendo but whatever.

[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Sunred

I will probably matinee this.
Like you guys said, does not look bad.
Sure does not change the fact that Goldar is made of cheese and the Megazord looks like Ryukendo but whatever.

I actually looked up Ryukendo after that, dunno how that's a bad thing

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Annuga

I actually looked up Ryukendo after that, dunno how that's a bad thing

Ryukendo is not bad at all. My point is how the Megazord looks nothing like the original and looks like a rejected Ryukendo power-up. Design itself is alright.

[SPLIT LIP]

My problem with the Megazord is it completely ignores the point of a combining robot. Even the movie TFs, as incomprehensible and cheaty as their transformations are, still have vehicle kibble on them. The movie Megazord deliberately avoids resembling the zords at all. It doesn't even look like a mecha robot, hyper advanced or otherwise. What's even the point?