Power Rangers News and Media (MMPRTM)

[@BingBong67489]

I remember this controversy. I was 7 years old at the time and I thought it was the dumbest thing that adults were worrying about this. My opinion hasn't changed.

[@elijahheart9103]

Yeah that's ridiculous there is nothing violent about power rangers they fight monsters not human beings

[@feliciasteward7075]

@@elijahheart9103 that goes to show you how out-of-touch a lot of these Christian conservatives families were at the time they were always looking for something to complain about back in the day that they deemed not appropriate to their standards they didn't seem to realize that they are superheroes they're supposed to fight evil like any other superhero would it's funny how these same people who complained about power rangers and teenage mutant Ninja turtles are the same people that had no problem with western movies were the cowboys in those movies shot and killed each other in those movies and they didn't say nothing about it and power rangers isn't the only thing that they targeted they also went after metal and hip-hop music as well at the time as they are trying to get both of those music genres banned including video games which of course didn't work.

[@tammiepage6489]

I don’t fully remember this controversy, and I was like 8 when power just came on but my mom had no issue with letting me watch it. She never made a big deal bad because it was a kids show.

[@geekarchivistpearce828]

I was 5 years old when I read the controversy article from Scholastic Highlights and the reasoning was so dumb. So I'm with you guys there.

[@PanthersForce]

I have been a PR Fan since I was 4years old in the beginning of 97' and right around when I turned 8years old I began taking Shotokan Karate classes because of the Power Rangers series. What I got from it is discipline, Leadership, Confidence, Optimism, Incredible self esteem, Incredibly Social, Determined, educated, well behaved and kind. If it wasn't for the Power Rangers and Jason David Frank I would had never joined a great and beautiful thing called SHOTOKAN KARATE!! and thanks to that I have acquired amazing positive things in life and never fell in the wrong path!!

[@Angie2343]

Yay! Do you get to protect people with your skills?

[@tammiepage6489]

Yeah, I mean I don’t know what the controversy was but instead of complaining they should’ve just not let the kids watch for whatever reason they had but Power Rangers always taught that because they always said that in the show you know about not using you know fighting unless you had had you self fed parents like that but I’m likeif somebody attacks you or goes after you you need to defend yourself I mean like they told people to go fight and use weapons and I think anybody has ever watched Power Rangers. They turn out that way. They said they just start going after people I don’t remember ever hearing kids back then and they’re thinking it was OK to start fight when it came to power rangers they always sit there and had a good messages with every episode.

[@spiderleenie]

I will never forget being a kid during the time of manufactured media pearl-clutching over Power Rangers. My parents decided to watch an episode with my siblings and I one day just to make sure it was ok for us to watch, and my parents just laughed at the cheesiness and were all like "Whatever, kids. You guys have fun." Hahaha.

[@1STMETALGOD]

Power Rangers taught many valuble lessons. Yes i watched as a kid and would be getting my friends together and running arou d the playgrounds just fighting imaginary monsters and fighting over whos jason and whos tommy haha it was great.

[@Soundtracks92]

1STMETALGOD That sounds like a blast to me, not a plot to murder lol

[@micahgillette8401]

1stMetalGod I feel the same about power rangers

[@SuperMike82]

I can remember wanting to learn martial arts after watching MMPR. I don't know anyone who did something violent because of this show.

[@Angie2343]

I learned martial arts too because of the show, and my mom had no problems with it. =D

[@jlnibert]

No kidding... and grand theft auto is okay for 8 year olds nowadays.... now tell me again about how violent MMPR was?

[@Angie2343]

Jessica Wood Don't forget Mortal Kombat.

[@twilliamspro]

Jessica Wood "its okay to maim and kill" The monsters were alway Destroyed/Turned back into their original Form abd the footsoldiers were clay figures... Yeah that 'Children's advocate' knew what she was saying

[@jlnibert]

Tom Williams Productions WTF are you talking about?

[@DrizzlingDrizzlers]

The characters had plenty of personality, and the movie was full of action and excellent adventure. I can't stand big hollywood critics who only watch documentaries and depressing dramas. This movie was a huge part of my childhood, and I still watch it today.

[@patrickshields5251]

They had personalities in the show but very little of them shine in the film.

[@patrickshields5251]

As for your comment on critics, there are so many summer blockbusters, action films, animated films, and family films they enjoyed before.

[@suarezguy]

It's so weird that Ebert thought it didn't even have imagination, I thought it had a lot and yes sparked a lot in the viewers.

[@ukhistorian]

Thank you Mom and Dad for allowing me to watch Power Rangers.

[@leoflores1550]

Parents let their kids watch ninja turtles but they do not let watch power rangers

[@jasonocallaghan9688]

Leo Flores maybe the reason was that Ninja Turtles was animated

[@nemospodcast6766]

No they do the same shit ninja turtles that’s why the second one was stupid when you got older there was no violence

[@suarezguy]

Ninja Turtles earlier also got hysterical complaints about being violent bad influence.

[@SuperFigures-ql2dv]

And nowadays parents let their kids watch Marvel/DC movies and anime and let them play Fortnite and nobody complains

[@Admin-qy4zi]

Yeah, they seem to think that that’s OK as long as it’s animated. I’m one guy on a news story during this controversy saying “ why did my children watch the Power Rangers? They’re so violent. I didn’t watch stuff like that when I was a kid. I used to watch Sylvester and Tweety.” I guess these people of violence is OK as long as it animated.

[@crackshotscreenprinting]

protect yourself and others is a fantastic message to give to anyone including children, instead of bullying or drugs.

[@tammiepage6489]

That’s the only thing they always sit there and said about defending yourself don’t ever use my chore unless you had to defend yourself and like in the movie or the TV shows or whatever the whole time they ever really used fighting is when they’re fighting these monsters, that were the bad guys so I never got the message that you should just go out and fight and hurt people the message I always got is that you know you fight when you have to defend yourself but try not to use it you know if you line and all that stuff and a lot of good messages and I think personally because of Power Rangers that’s probably why I never got into drugs and all that stuff either because the messages they gave, and I never got a fight or anything like that

[@crackshotscreenprinting]

These days even fighting to defend yourself or others if frowned upon.

[@Tavion666]

if this shit was violet. imagine the stuff we have on tv now, back then.. my goodness

[@scanlon1201]

I'm with you.

[@mikeg155]

Rocky is a goofball who is always joking around. Kimberly is a girly girl who is also very warm and may even be the heart of the group. Adam is shy, quiet and un sure of himself. Aisha is always positive and brave. Billy is super intelligent and can pretty much make or fix anything. Tommy was turned evil and is still haunted by what he did, but redeemed himself and became leader because of his willingness to sacrifice himself for his friends. Sounds like plenty of personality to me.

[@Jbaxter85]

They never express their personalities on screen.

[@Ratchetcomand]

I never get why people thought the show was so violent when there was no blood or gore. It was just sparks.

[@GodzProfet]

I watched it as a kid and turned out fine. No criminal record

[@EliseIsabella-cb1zo]

Rest well Mr. Frank...Tommy is missed.😢😢

[@moshomaniac1]

I started watching Power Rangers at 13. But I was also brought up in a home where I was told not to fight and hurt other people, especially not to hit girls. I also am a black belt in Karate and was taught that Karate is for self defense and you use it to protect yourself, not to beat people up. I am not a violent person and never have been. The problem is not the show, it’s the fact that people need to bring kids up with the right morals and values and provide them with the distinction between fantasy and reality.

[@megadong2398]

Lmaoo that first clip with the kid says everything "you got it?!" Yes little dude, you got freakin Saba

[@ianmabrian4322]

i clearly remembered what i've said to my mom MMPR Aired here around 97-98, when i was around 5 "mom, they're fighting cz those bad guys are doing bad stuffs and the power rangers must save everyone"

[@sashaflip7450]

I still have the original vhs that I must have watched 100 times in the year it came out. My husband and I saw the movie before the Netflix special and it’s still entertaining. Not every movie and show has to be a deep and intellectual project. Something being fun and exciting is good enough especially for kids. My kids love the power rangers as much as I did. It’s a classic.

[@burnout02urza]

"Evil must be fought, and killed if necessary." Yep, that's a bad message to give kids. God help us if they realize that bad people must be fought with violence.

[@HoshizakiYoshimasa]

However, the problem is many with this mindset turn out to become evil themselves.

[@geekarchivistpearce828]

@@HoshizakiYoshimasa You mean becoming that which they hate? I get it.

[@MsRedrose6]

🙏💥R.I.P Jason David Frank(Tommy Oliver)1973-2022 May the Power protect you💥🙏.

[@MMStrademark]

I remember going to Toys R Us & being so happy when I got the very last Dragon Zord sitting on the shelves!(I still have it in my collection today)My Mom could not figure out why I loved the Power Rangers so much, but after watching the series I felt inspired to take karate lessons & learned karate is a way to prevent violence & it's great exercise!I am tempted to collect the new Power Rangers Mega Force! Power Rangers are back & better then ever!

[@SuperFigures-ql2dv]

1993: "OMG POWER RANGERS IS TOO VIOLENT FOR KIDS" 2024: "Yeah my son watches Marvel movies and anime and plays Fortnite"

[@elijahheart9103]

The good old days! My childhood was awesome because of power rangers!

[@haileyshannon7548]

I think Roger Ebert was just upset because he wrote a movie once called "Beyond the Valley of The Dolls" and it sucked, so he spent the rest of his life telling other people their movies sucked, also if the monsters remind him of bad Japanese movies does he know it was based on a Japanese show?

[@patrickshields5251]

Nobody knew that Power Rangers was based on a Japanese TV show back then and the Internet was in very few homes back in 1995. And Roger Ebert has loved and enjoyed films of it's kind like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Disney films, Ghostbusters, Wizard of Oz and E.T. Just not this film. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the show but I didn't care for the movie either. The special effects were crap and while the show did establish their personalities, very little of them shine in the film.

[@samuelrussell1640]

I think he’s just mad because Power Rangers gets more viewers than his show

[@suarezguy]

@@patrickshields5251 I thought the special effects were pretty good for the time and still have some charm. The movie could have been better, done more with the characters, but was still pretty fun. To me it's pretty weird and sad that Ebert was so harsh against it when he did earlier like Star Wars which a lot of critics back in the '70s thought was dumb and bad for children.

[@patrickshields5251]

@@suarezguy Yes, Ebert like Star Wars, but so did many critics at that time. However, Star Wars did announce the end of an era of cinema when directors had more control than the studio. That’s why Ebert often found himself frustrated with the blockbuster mentality.

[@MrFreedomforyou]

This was great !!! Reminds me of being a kid watching the show back in the day and yeah I was one of those kids who seen it in the movies when it came out back in the day and I remember clapping when the movie was over....

[@flixnchills]

Power rangers was not banned in Canada lol. I can confirm this.

[@TNHFPRODUCTIONS987]

Jason David Frank was the main star in the movie from start to finish

[@Kate_saengmyung]

I agree with you. It's such a pity that Jason is no longer alive 😭

[@manuelorozco7760]

Why do you believe that

[@TNHFPRODUCTIONS987]

@@manuelorozco7760 well it’s obvious that’s how the original series was too

[@manuelorozco7760]

@@TNHFPRODUCTIONS987 Fine

[@Webshooters1]

"I think it might be better than the show." Well kid, your mileage may vary on that statement but MMPRTM was awesome to me and dear god Paul Freeman/Ivan Ooze was just a joy to see on-screen. He knew he was in a cheesy movie so he decided to have fun with the role and that makes all the difference.

[@MrLucasD123]

"experts" we're freaking out about Power Rangers 20 years ago. Imagine if these "so-called experts" lived in today's world: a world where people get offended by the smallest thing. As a power rangers fan growing up, I thought the criticism was ridiculous. Society always has beef with something that goes against the norm.

[@feliciasteward7075]

That's conservatives for you they were and still do complain about things that don't meet up to their standards they are just as bad as liberals are this just goes to show you how out-of-touch they were at the Time and still are they always look for something to complain about power rangers is not as violent as they were trying to make it out to be at the time they seem to forget that they are superheroes they are supposed to fight evil like any other superhero would I find it really funny how a lot of these out-of-touch conservatives complained about power rangers being violent but they sure didn't have a problem when they were kids watching a bunch of western movies where they shot and killed each other in those movies that's okay but not power rangers?

[@geekarchivistpearce828]

I think most of us knew that these 'experts' were a damn joke and embarrassment. Some adults really never understood literature or how people approach things differently

[@MMStrademark]

These people worry too much. I loved the mighty morphin power rangers & they inspired me to take karate lessons. Our Teacher actually taught us karate is a way to prevent violence & I learned karate is great exercise! Now that there's a new Power Rangers show on, I'd like to get back into karate again.

[@user-ks8kn4hx8q]

The ole saying: “If you don’t like it, don’t watch”

[@Sokka2Me]

People like you, sir, make me truly think about everything I watch. I can never break it down like you do. My hat goes off to you

[@nathanwilliam8717]

sometimes i miss the 90s being a kid was great even when shows like this were on tv i collected nearly every toy from power rangers i was a huge fan my favourite power ranger was tommy no disrespect to the other rangers but tommy was the best

[@zyuranger21]

5:51 Why did Ebert and Robert, of all people, review the movie? Of course they weren't going to understand the movie and just be smug old pricks about it.

[@zyuranger21]

plus were they supposed to be reviewing the movie for kids not for other pessimistic old men that think they know everything about film?

[@jbzhummerh2gamer]

Film critics are dochebags! There might be 1 possibly 2 who might be better than E & R!

[@jlnibert]

Well, its a good thing that kids don't listen to film reviewers... otherwise we adults wouldn't have enjoyed one of the greatest films of our childhood. "No humor in this movie, no wit, no optimism, nothing to think about, nothing to feel good about." -Old unimaginative idiots

[@jbzhummerh2gamer]

Jessica Wood Or as they like to call themselves "The Good Old Boys". Hit the nail on the head.

[@ILOVECHICKEN698]

Yeah fuck this old farts

[@Picardsulu]

Just herd that the Power Rangers were banned in Canada. Just to let you all know, they were NOT BANNED IN CANADA! I watched them When I was growing up in the 90's. They still show all the reincarnations today. Ailen Rangers, Zeo, Turbo, Lost Galaxy, Lost in space, Wild Force, Ninja Storm, Mystic Force, Din Force Samurai/Super Samurai, Megaforce/Super Megaforce, and now Dino Charge...all shown in Canada.

[@kotowaza-sensei428]

+Tim Gillis True, I watched them too on YTV. They clearly don't know what they're talking about.

[@Picardsulu]

Same here

[@mjjnj5fan29]

I loved the first movie. I went to see it twice in the theater.

[@joshiditesservellonacles7819]

I was inspired to uptake the martial arts by the Saint Seiya anime.

[@snakes3425]

The memories, I still remember getting the Megazord for my birthday one year, and like all kids I took it to school to show it off and win popularity points on the playground. Never got to show it off because the principle confiscated it and then gave me a lecture about how this was a violent toy and had no place in school, and the only way I'd get it back was if my parents wrote a note to her explaining why I should get it back, needless to say she scared me so badly I never told my parents about what happened so I never got it back.....25 years later I still hate that bitch

[@d.t.sdimensionstheaterstud4410]

Dude that sucks

[@JDemen82]

snakes3425 My dad would've beaten the shit outta that teacher for stealing from his son.

[@micahgillette8401]

snakes3425 smart😎

[@iLL_Corvo]

You know she kept it for her bratty kids because she couldn't find one. Sorry to hear about that man.

[@brandonreina5450]

snakes3425 Mine was donated to Goodwill and was never seen from again for a long time I meant my Megazord and VHS movie I had fun playing with it at my grandparents house while visiting my #1 cousin I then built a made up monster out of LEGO bricks just to have me knock the monster down with my Megazord I was way too old for Power Rangers But not too old to become a major Sesame Street fan

[@william9152009]

Media is lame , they let kids watch horror movies but not MMPR , The Rangers are heroes and they teach self defense , defending yourself vs evil villains 💯

[@Prance1992]

As a fan who lived in two different provinces during the power rangers heyday, I am 100% sure that they did air MMPR in Canada :P

[@Pokesmoker]

Don't worry, I'm 30 and still obsessed with MMPR too.

[@chaunceybillups5436]

The parents who were so strict back in the day probably passed on that sensitive mentality to their kids. And as a result of that, the kids who grew up with sensitive and strict parents are probably the ones who complain about everything offending them nowadays. Sorry if I didn't word that properly.

[@justojimenez4590]

RIP Jason David Frank

[@GangWarlord]

This is a big part of what made the Rangers my favourite superheroes as a kid. They killed their enemies every week, and never pretended it wasn't the right thing to do. In comparison to the Rangers, most comic book heroes are morally stunted, guilt-trapped emos who do a piss-poor job at combating evil.

[@NachoTimelord]

Ebert's review was a complete waste of time!

[@brandonreina5450]

I remembered watching this TV series as a kid but now I made the switch from Power Rangers back to Rescue Rangers

[@sabrinabeavers2396]

No personalities?! Are they serious, I love every one of there personalities. Love my Power Rangers.

[@muhdshafiq2523]

So what are they personality?

[@classicsbycandace]

We’ll always love you, Jason❤❤❤#RIPJDF

[@kingbro2]

I remember watching this when I was a little guy and I never use a weapon of a gun to kill

[@kidkanYeBLAH]

I'm 20 and I'm so what furious that they tried to take it away as well, but guess what, the Power Rangers are STILL HERE after 20 years. WE as fans didn't give up, WE as fans have carried on the legacy and the power, and WE are going to pass the legacy and the power on to our little brothers, sisters, and someday even children. THE POWER IS ON!

[@BullyDefender]

Fans know the different personalities of the Rangers, i.e. Billy was the shy, nerdy but brilliant guy, Kimberly was the gymnast, Valley girl type, etc, etc. and that film was made for the fans. For 2 middle aged guys to walk in cold and watch it, would be like turning on a soap opera in the middle of a story line, and trying to figure it out. Besides, everyone knows critics don't know anything anyways!

[@patrickshields5251]

That's kind of a generalization on critics in general.

[@BorgesProduction]

Lookin back at how many blood and violence we have come cinema and tv shows now, you would think the media would be making lots of complaints today

[@nathanlyons9404]

This Brings Back Memories

[@Alex_Logan22]

I watched those first seasons and the movie over and over for years, yet never got any of the "merchandise" cus my parents were always broke. Merchandise was hardly the sole motivation for kids watching the show, trust me. For adults its horrible, of course, but for kids, its simply everything they could ever want.

[@mysticnekoji]

omg this is so funny! as a kid i never though they were real and watching them now as an adult they had a better message then any shows on tv now have!

[@RrayazZ]

Power Rangers haters! Power Ranger FOREVER!!!

[@SjC420]

Zordon always told the rangers "never use your powers unless evil forces u to." Same applies to the real world. Never use a weapon or force unless it's in self defense. I understood that as a kid, I understand that now at 32 years old..

[@SeanMars87]

I had that spiderman cereal!!! Damn childhood lol

[@fredr9867]

Still have the original VHS. Been a fan since I was 2. Now I'm 21 and still watch the movie sometimes.

[@jamessparkman6604]

The real Messages just battle as a last resort When there’s no other choice of course

[@ainvencivel]

damn it, Jason David Frank looks unbelievable hot here

[@donganbonavito9751]

MMPR teach us a lesson to defend yourself from attackers, defending yourself from harm is a different where an attacker could harm you or even kill you.

[@honorableninjas]

I'm 27 years old still love Power Rangers :p

[@RookE2011]

I forgot how big Power Rangers was in the 90s and also for the better part of the early 2000s

[@RookE2011]

I thought Space made it big again

[@khalierobinson9904]

lol "you got it" i rembember that feeling of excitment about Power Rangers

[@arturocas90]

Even worse, there were regions in the world where Season 2 was barely airing when the movie premiered, so Jason, Zack and Trini were still part of the team and all of the sudden these three new characters show up on the movie and it's not explained IF you did happen to watch the show, you were just out of the show's timeline...

[@SSmith-eu9vw]

Power Rangers got me into martial arts and taught me some good lessons. I sure as hell never hurt anyone because I watched PR. Only the USA sensational media did that.

[@Hadam10Rose]

I 24 years old and didn't become some psycho killer. The Power Rangers like the Turtles only fight 'to protect the innocent form evil' and 'never fight unless someone else starts'

[@Longshot593]

I'm 39 and I still love shows like this!

[@megamanzeroist]

thanks gosh call of duty was not out during this time i swear so many people would complain

[@JHEStudios]

"i think it's gonna be alot better than the TV show"...

[@iluminumfalcon8619]

Oh my god my parents thought it was stupid not violent but dumb show from Japan my aunt made us miss it she thought was viloent kids on weekends we visited grandma missed half a season wish we had youtube back then also wish those same people would look at politics think that nowadays causing hate&violence or over a president being an adult sucks!

[@gokaishadow83]

for the love of God Parents back in the 90s did not understand the show itself they think was too violent too dark no it was not it was a Cheesy kids 90 series that show positive and messages it hey guys in rubber suits find people in spandex people fighting in Spandex and people wearing rubber suit robot costume it was just a spread some positive messages to kids don't do drugs don't don't bully don't curse I think and just to show that is okay to learn martial arts but in self-defense the bad is the true meaning of Mighty Morphin​showing kids right from wrong never tubilee stand up for what is right helping our people and the elderly and being kind of people who need help they want to bring peace to the world sure the show might have been banned in Canada and in New Zealand but who cares Power Rangers is already being filmed in New Zealand right now because the lack of Sentai footage through using but that's besides the point Power Rangers needs to show kids that sometimes using martial arts can be good only again in self defense not for violence parents need to know more about this show mean come on didn't you dumbasses watch the karate kids back in the 80s hell I want a couple of the movies and the remake and it shows that using martial arts the wrong way is bullying using it the Right Way is self-defense and doing the right that is the message with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers use martial arts as self-defense to help people in tough situations

[@justinbenefiel]

Well i born 2003 and i watch power rangers. My parent allow me watch it and saw it for long time since i 10 years old and now i 15 years old and i feel like old to watch those movies.

[@MahdiRanger]

Everyone who watched that show grew up to mainly be , sad but lets face it , geeks and nerds, otaku fans, who re-framed from going to the cool HS parties, and got into anime, gaming or pro wrestling. Not exactly the wrong path.

[@Marcosaur03]

Ebert has some points, but he does definitely seem to be viewing it entirely from the POV of the film being a stand alone piece. While the movie can't be seamlessly combined with the tv, it is a bigger budget interpretation of the show and does build upon what the show had already established for two years at that time. The kids knew this.

[@patrickshields5251]

I love their reviews and agree with them that the film is not good but it's obvious that they never saw the show.

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

JASON DAVID FRANK GOOD STAND UP TO MMPR !!!

[@VenusAdept]

It wasn't banned in Canada.. what in the deuce are they talking about? I was born in Canada and lived here all my life and I grew up with the show. o_O

[@WinterFaery84]

I can't believe it was banned in Canada and New Zealand. I never saw it as violent, and there are great messages in the show, especially in the beginning. Oh well, I will always love this, even though I watched this 20 years ago.

[@makk3232]

Yeah and those Disney and Nickelodeon live action kid's shows are so educational and deep....right

[@M3TR01DFANBOY]

and now we aproach the 20th anniversary. long live pr.

[@RoosterMontgomery]

Why did I hear pieces of the Back to the Future III score? Listen carefully, it's there.

[@Sokka2Me]

If only they could see it now. They'd want THIS back. It ain't the same since it's been on Nick

[@cyber-thundr_]

Sometimes, you have to sacrifice some realism to tell a good superhero story. If they wanted the Power Rangers as superheroes saving the day & stuff, then make them do exactly they do in the show, but their world in the show had to stop & blame them for their bad business practices. Has everyone notice that for a popular superhero franchise the show doesn't have any cops? The show does have SPD in 2005 but I'm talking about REAL cops. That's what I found out why parents complain the show for it's message of violence. The Rangers don't have consequences for their actions.

[@derrickgreene9934]

Parents should have been more responsible for tellin there children wuts real and what is not real the fact that they wanna blame a tv show or the movie for their childrens action its not kool at all

[@filmfortress6675]

1994: Power Rangers Basically TMNT Fad 1999: Pokémon Basically Power Rangers Fad 2016: Pokémon GO Craze Basically Pokemon In 99 2020: PS5 Basically School Fights

[@SeanMars87]

So many memories

[@derpaderp1818]

Banned in Canada? I remember watching it every Saturday

[@logandarkhorse3377]

Love the show

[@nickdura]

And this is how One Million Moms started....

[@DjDoxastic]

It was never banned in canada..wtf this coming from someone born in 93 or maybe just banned from our TV stations? cause our basic cable always came with fox anyway lol, fox kids erry morning!

[@thegame2388]

+rem palm it was banned on YTV. i remember it. total bullshit.

[@Gamer026]

BANNED IN CANADA!?!?! Then explain why I had the movie on VHS when I was a kid.

[@adamnorris4938]

That spiderman cereal tho

[@1LostMind]

My brother & I had to wait for the movie to come out on video because our parents didn't want to sit through the movie, they preferred that we watched power rangers over gross cartoons like ren & stimpy & beavis & butt-head which we had to sneak to watch

[@PhantomSuper]

That Spider-Man cereal is violent. Lol jk. I love Power rangers!!!!!!

[@veggieeater]

1:00 LOL, I did that as a child with my neighbors.

[@camachpower5304]

For something they don't like, they really like to talk about it.

[@blaming94]

nothing has changed for the past 20 years

[@captmarvelhero2342]

0:11 1:19 1:33 2:13 2:48 3:31 4:04 5:01 5:40 6:23 6:50

[@ddiver7908]

1994: Power Rangers invokes violence 2019: Joker invokes violence Mainstream Media, please shut the fuck up

[@mansitopinta]

1:55 Bid Budget Effects? Oh man I miss the 90s