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Power Rangers get a new movie and their Avengers-style expanded universe

2020-10-23T05:19:27.525Z


After the last big-screen adaptation failed in 2017, Hasbro decided to restore armored heroes to their glory, adopting a model similar to Marvel's.


"Go go Power Rangers"

, the comeback.

Those who grew up in the 1990s will remember with nostalgia the very first credits of the television series, broadcast in France from 1994. Since then, the Power Rangers have had more than twenty seasons under different subtitles.

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On the big screen, the multicolored vigilantes had a first adaptation in 1995, then its sequel two years later.

In 2017, a new film produced by Lionsgate had seen the light of day without convincing critics, or early fans.

But now the Mégazord and its members will be entitled to a new chance at the cinema.

The Hollywood Reporter

announces that the Hasbro-owned franchise has commissioned Jonathan Entwistle (

The End of the F --- ing World

) to direct an upcoming Power Rangers movie.

“Jonathan has an incredible creative vision for this iconic blockbuster franchise.

He's definitely the right architect to join us as we re-imagine this world for television and film, ”

said Nick Meyer and Michael Lombardo, executives of the entertainment company Entertainment One (eOne), chosen by Hasbro.

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The project, like the Marvel films, is to build a universe linking television series and films, to bring more substance to the work.

For his part, Jonathan Entwistle was delighted to offer

"a new generation of Power Rangers to fans and the youngest"

and

"to exploit the action and the stories which made the success of this brand"

.

Source: lefigaro

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