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The legendary Power Rangers must square off against an evil villainess who plots to free a fiery monster from its volcano cage. The hope of victory lies in the Ranger's incredible new Turbo powers and powerful Turbo Zords.
With minimalist and universal fantasies as their points of departure, the superheroic deeds evolve only incrementally beyond the realistic -- a deeply satisfying process.
Like the TV series, the pic features makeup and special-effects gimmickry that are far less persuasive than what might be found at second-rate theme-park attractions.
May 14, 2008
TV Guide
The dialogue is atrocious, as are the wretched signature Morphin moves: Someone get these Rangers to a martial-arts school!
The formula is so unshakeable in its blandness that, within the context of the Rangers universe, the twists Turbo serves up can only be described as ingenious.