Shuki Levy
as Director
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The action film Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, starring Jason David Frank, Catherine Sutherland, Hilary Shepard, etc., directed by Shuki Levy, was released on March 28, 1997 in Japan. It tells the story of A space alien is threatening to bring destruction on Earth, and the Power Rangers are enhanced with turbo powers in order to prevent her plan. This is an Action, Adventure, Family film with a runtime of 99 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 3.7/10 from 10,425 viewers.
Shuki Levy
as Director
David Winning
as Director
Jason David Frank
as Tommy Oliver
Jason David Frank
as Red Turbo Ranger
Catherine Sutherland
as Katherine 'Kat' Hillard
Catherine Sutherland
as Pink Turbo Ranger
Hilary Shepard
as Divatox
Jon Simanton
as Lerigot
Kai Doi
as Warrior #1
Greg Collins
as Warrior #2
Steve Cardenas
as Rocky DeSantos
Johnny Yong Bosch
as Adam Park
Johnny Yong Bosch
as Green Turbo Ranger
Scott Fisher
as Coach Daniels
Nakia Burrise
as Tanya Sloan
Nakia Burrise
as Yellow Turbo Ranger
Blake Foster
as Justin Stewart
Blake Foster
as Blue Turbo Ranger
Danny Wayne
as Elgar
Ed Neil
as Rygog
Ed Neil
as Lord Zedd
Donene Kistler
as Alpha 5
Winston Richard
as Zordon
Gregg Bullock
as Lt. Jerome Stone
Paul Schrier
as Farkas 'Bulk' Bulkmeier
Jason Narvy
as Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch
Shuki Levy
as Writer
Shell Danielson
as Writer
Haim Saban
as Writer
Shotaro Ishinomori
as Writer
Saburo Yatsude
as Writer
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Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie
This is a bad movie. Bad as in, it sucks. I'm a Power Rangers fan, even today I watch Power Rangers, but this was bad. Not as bad as the series (Power Rangers Turbo) which permierd a mounth after the movie was in theaters. But The Movie does have it's good points. Like, Jason and Kimberly returning and then turning evil. The big fight sceen at the end. But, I think this series didn't deserve to go to theaters. I think the Power Rangers series with the plots should have went, like Power Rangers In Space, Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue, Power Rangers Time Force, or even the newest series, Power Rangers Wild Force. Those are the ones that deserve to be in theaters just like the first movie did. Turbo should've been made for TV and not for theaters.
If this was just a bunch of regular episodes of Power Rangers it would have been a lot better.... as a movie. It's terrible. Everything about it. It's just bad, please don't watch it. Save yourself and just read the summary of the movie and move onto the show instead... which isn't great either but it's better than this.
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