I'm no fan of reboots but if they give Samurai Pizza Cats the gritty reboot treatment I'll see it.

Frank Miller's Chargeman Ken! Make it happen.

Counterpoint: this looks really bad.

Aw c'mon Hooker, this looks miles better than the 1995 one in every respect. Don't be a sour-Hooker.

Oh, I'm extremely excited and enthused about it.

Kudos on making a $100 million movie in 2016 that looks better than a low-budget TV show from 1995, I guess?

Does it really look better? More expensive, sure, but better?

And the leader.

I kinda thought the American original was stereotyping.

The japanese original just used colors for personalities.

They should have made red a strong black lead, just for bonus racism controversy advertising

I wonder how the people behind the Japanese original felt that the American version made the yellow ranger asian.

Asian, and a woman.

Also, this just looks like another Transformers movie.

I imagine they were more pissed that she was the wrong kind of Asian.

It's never the wrong kind of Asian if your people make Pho.

Omg, why didn't they make that movie? With movies like Deadpool and Guardians of The Galaxy doing a campy, tongue-in-check Power Rangers seems like a no-brainer.

idk man, Super Sentai could get pretty heavy at times http://buzzdixon.com/media/i-hate-you-ninjaman/

I also would have accepted "Mope, mope, Power Rangers."

If Hollywood has taught me anything it's that high school outcasts are very attractive.

Do you think their new suits will be molded rubber with big codpieces?

Hollywood is obsessed with rebooting proven properties but they never bother to take a look at why those properties were successful in the first place. With a few welcome exceptions, they seem determined to apply the same gritty filter to everything they get their hands on and it all comes out looking the same.

The reason Power Rangers was such a big deal is because it looked like nothing else on television, wore its ridiculousness on its sleeve, and never even pretended to be anything but majestic cheese. There's an appeal in that, especially for kids. But this seems specifically designed to put modern kids off and annoy people who remember it from their own childhoods. Unless the trailer is a huge misrepresentation, they may actually have managed to make a film that appeals to nobody.

A Beetleborgs movie can still happen! You just need someone suitably unlikable to play that stupid wacky ghost. Jay Leno isn't doing anything these days, and it's high time he began disappointing people in a whole new medium!

They allegedly had more strength when they morphed, it was just harder to show that without these cool special effects they have in the trailer. Also they could summon weapons. Otherwise it would have just been a mere costume change.

Of course they got stronger, otherwise the transformorphagajizer toy wouldn't sell as well to kids