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Five ordinary teens must become something extraordinary when they learn that their small town of Angel Grove — and the world — is on the verge of being obliterated by an alien threat. Chosen by destiny, our heroes quickly discover they are the only ones who can save the planet. But to do so, they will have to overcome their real-life issues and before it’s too late, band together as the Power Rangers.
Dacre Montgomery
Jason Lee Scott / The Red Ranger
RJ Cyler
Billy Cranston / The Blue Ranger
Ludi Lin
Zack Taylor / The Black Ranger
Naomi Scott
Kimberly Hart / The Pink Ranger
Becky G
Trini / The Yellow Ranger
Bryan Cranston
Zordon
Bill Hader
Alpha 5 (voice)
Elizabeth Banks
Rita Repulsa / The Green Ranger
Fred Tatasciore
Goldar / Putties (voice)
David Denman
Sam Scott / Jason's Father
Caroline Cave
Beverly Scott / Jason's Mother
Kayden Magnuson
Pearl Scott / Jason's Sister
Lisa Berry
Candace Cranston / Billy's Mother
Fiona Fu
Mrs Taylor / Zack's Mother
Robert Moloney
Ted Hart / Kimberly's Father
Anjali Jay
Maddy Hart / Kimberly's Mother
Patrick Sabongui
Mr Kwan / Trini's Father
Erica Cerra
Mrs Kwan / Trini's Mother
Wesley MacInnes
Colt Wallace / Bully
Sarah Grey
Amanda Clark
Emily Maddison
Rebecca / Young Lover #1
Drew Ray Tanner
Drew Tanner / Young Lover #2
Matt Shively
Damo
Morgan Taylor Campbell
Harper
Kenneth Tynan
Freak
Amitai Marmorstein
Geek
Tristan Rehwald
Ty
Donald Adams
Homeless Man
Clayton James
Young Cop
Garry Chalk
Captain Bowen
Fiona Vroom
Fenix Saleswoman
Sophie Lui
Television Anchor
Phillip Reed
Heavy Equipment Operator
Amy Jo Johnson
Cameo Role #1
Jason David Frank
Cameo Role #2
Jaime M. Callica
Officer Bebe (uncredited)
Kirk Kelly
Officer (uncredited)
Ranjit Samra
Security Guard (uncredited)
Peter Brown
Hipster (uncredited)
Tanis Dolman
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Lachlan MacDonald
Student (uncredited)
Director
Dean Israelite
Characters
Haim Saban
Screenplay
John Gatins
Story
Michele Mulroney
Story
Kieran Mulroney
Story
Matt Sazama
Story
Burk Sharpless
March 24, 2017
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Loud, trashy, sweet and weird, the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers reboot “Power Rangers” is not merely an ideal film for rambunctious and undemanding 12-year olds, it actually sees the world through their eyes.
In theory, the heroes are high school students. But they’re actually a Disney Channel-styled fantasy of the splendors that await kids when they finally become full-fledged teenagers and can Do Whatever They Want. These heroes are misfits. They gather in detention in their high school, a scenario that promises to turn into “The Mighty Morphin Breakfast Club Rangers.” Lo and behold, that’s what you get: a mix of shenanigans, heart-to-heart talks and widescreen punch-outs between monster battles.
REVIEW FROM ROGER EBERT.