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Dawsons Call of Battlestar Rangers
Dawsons Call of Battlestar Rangers
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Wish Hollywood would stop inflicting Katee Sackhoff on viewers. She not even a little bit cute. Ugh.
I found the video quite boring and had to fast forward. Not much skin for the R rating.
The 22nd season is called Power Rangers: Dino Charge.This actually looked pretty interesting. I'm not a huge fan but I did watch the show back in the day. I doubt this would be made into a TV show. The parents of young kids would flip. Is power rangers still on TV? If not, then kids probably don't even know about it.
This actually looked pretty interesting. I'm not a huge fan but I did watch the show back in the day. I doubt this would be made into a TV show. The parents of young kids would flip. Is power rangers still on TV? If not, then kids probably don't even know about it.
Wish Hollywood would stop inflicting Katee Sackhoff on viewers. She not even a little bit cute. Ugh.
Respect the penis, brother. That's the problem with men, no respect for their own dick.
Chiclet teeth, fat, butch, no shape to that ass, funky personality. Yuck.
The original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was my #1 favorite show when I was a kid. Besides growing out of them, the (relative for a kids show) quality decreased after the original. I do not care if things change, if they change for the better. But although it was entertaining, I felt this strayed too far from the core of the original show.
The ranger suits did not seem all that powerful compared against modern tech, the power rangers used modern ranged weapons as opposed to strictly power ranger tech and martial arts, and martial-arts/melee did not have much of a point since the suits did not appear to make them entirely invulnerable to regular guns. Furthermore, it made no sense when their suits were either entirely off or their heads uncovered. All of that made it non-sense since there was no point to having a small team of power rangers when they were essentially nothing compared to a military. Yes, the original show did not make sense. But this is supposed to be a "mature" version, which has to be held to higher standards and SHOULD make sense.
Also, why was Rita and her forces being called the "Machine Empire?" The machine empire was the next set of villians AFTER rita/zedd and were enemies with them.
You may be aware that an excellent fan video called POWER/RANGERS was posted to Vimeo recently. We loved it so much we gave it a Staff Pick. However, we later had to remove it due to a claim of copyright infringement by the company that owns Power Rangers (SCG Power Rangers LLC, a division of Saban).
I don't understand why the current world is obsessed with pushing the tolerance and even celebration of anything that is nerdy, campy, weird, or unorthodox, like the Power Rangers or homosexuality. None of this shit is supposed to be cool or natural.
Vimeo has released a statement about the removal of that R Rated Power Rangers video we posted yesterday. The YouTube version we linked yesterday is still up.
^^^ joking or serious because that would be a crime to not have that in torrrent format
+1 for SAUCE
Was anyone able to rip a copy of that from you before they took it down that was an excellent video.
Respect the penis, brother. That's the problem with men, no respect for their own dick.
Chiclet teeth, fat, butch, no shape to that ass, funky personality. Yuck.
FULL ARTICLE HEREAs of the timing of this publication, Joseph Kahn's grimdark portrayal of the Power Rangers franchise has amassed over 11 million views on YouTube since its release early Tuesday morning. It doesn't look like it's slowing down either. Crazy, right?
It's blatantly clear that myself and many others love the new direction and are huge fans of the short film. We also know for sure Haim Saban likely despises what Adi Shankar and Joseph Kahn have done to his franchise, but what did some of the original Power Rangers think of it?
FULL ARTICLE HEREThe gritty Power/Rangers short film viewed by millions earlier this week is back on YouTube and Vimeo. According to Deadline, the film's creators have struck a deal with Saban, which owns the rights to Power Rangers, and are now free to put their short anywhere online. The YouTube and Vimeo versions now come with extensive disclaimers noting that they present a fan film, were made without any affiliation from Saban, and claim no rights to the characters. YouTube is now hosting a cleaner version of the video, while the original "NSFW" version is being hosted on Vimeo.