Power Rangers (March 24, 2017)

[Guitarman]

So...did it step in something? like blue tar or something?

[Katlan]

I honestly can't wait to see how they make all the super colorful zords transform into.... that.

Dunno it has like a 10% resemblance to the zords and i agree with the tar comment because I don't get that either

[Insanecyclone]

I'm really hoping it's just a shoop

[6souls]

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[Insanecyclone]

It's legit

https://twitter.com/PowerRangers/sta...79992059727872

FUCK

[Guitarman]

I was on the fence about this movie, but that reveal just humpty dumpty'd my expectations.

[Jefe]

The lack of moving parts will make it look cheap and soulless. The tar thing is a strut to keep the figure erect, like a Roman knockoff.

[6souls]

It's legit

https://twitter.com/PowerRangers/sta...79992059727872

FUCK

[Corrderio]

So they made the zords look like they got coated in rainbow jizz, but make the megazord look as bland as humanly possible? What?

[Insanecyclone]

[6souls]

Film's original concept art;

[Corrderio]

Well Insane's pick looks a lot better, but the original concept art is still the best IMO.

[Fhloston]

Film's original concept art;

It's like the execs said "it's too close to the one fans like. Better Michael Bay the shit out of it."

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[Serra]

That original concept looks amazing..

[kuronosan]

You realize what will probably happen is the same as Transformers... Where they'll have the old school one that gets wrecked before our heroes come together and revitalize their Zords to form the atrocity above.

[Karbuncle]

Isn't that exactly what happened in the Ooze movie though?

[Vaspinne]

Isn't that exactly what happened in the Ooze movie though?

Hollywood would never take an old concept that worked in the past and reuse it because they think they could profit off of it.

[DrClout]

While I do agree with the fact that this new Megazord, if true, looks trash, I still want film studios to at least attempt to push our childhood things to better heights. It's easy to simply copy the old formula but then we get the feeling of "there's nothing new". I think using nostalgia as a plot is fine as along as it's creative and brings new light to that genre, something that sticking to the old and already successful concepts wouldn't really achieve. We are in a prime time of film making where the series of old are being remade left and right and it would be wonderful if they were all "done right" but there isn't much progression without the failure. And besides, you're getting up in arms over a toy versus a drawing. It's overly optimistic of me to say that these studios will learn from the mistakes from the others failures (some do; Sup Marvel || some don't; Sup Transformers) but let them fail so we can try to crank out quality films.

[Alistaire]

That original concept looks amazing..ly like Michael Bay's Transformers

ftfy

also I now hope this does well...because apparently its success is going to determine whether a Voltron live-action will be greenlit.

Fucking hell.

[Karbuncle]

Hollywood would never take an old concept that worked in the past and reuse it because they think they could profit off of it.

I was more pointing out that the concept Kuro was talking about has already happened so it wouldn't be a Transformer borrowed tired Hollywood idea lol.

Not that I don't think they'd do it again because its already been done.