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Let me begin this review off by saying that if you’ve been disappointed in the past with the lack of Power Rangers DVDs, their advise, and the quality, you have no need to anxiety any longer.
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The plot: The year is 2020 and Earth is now home to humans and aliens alike. While 99% of the aliens live in peace, there’s always 1% that can’t. To deal with them, Earth enlists the aid of a “Galactic Police Group” known as S.P.D., or “Plot Patrol Delta.” Early on S.P.D. is faced by an invasion force, and sends their A-Squad to the front lines, leaving only their B-Squad cadets to defend Earth.
As one would capture, the B-Squad Cadets are then given Ranger powers and the loyal sage begins…
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The note is well done from both a technical and artistic point of understanding, especially for a Power Rangers series. In the first episode simply titled “Beginnings” which is an hour long, we contemplate three cadets who are collected green leisurely the ears. These guys are not your perfect microscopic Power Rangers the draw they were in the older shows. One is fairly nervous, one is a bit ditzy, and one is naïve and obnoxiously arrogant. Likewise the final two Power Rangers aren’t even your standard “goody-goody civilians” as in past years – they’re street thieves! Clearly this group has its’ vices, and they get the character’s seem more realistic.
Following “Beginnings” (a 2-part episode) we survey episode #3 which is called “Confronted.” This episode is probably one of the weaker entries into the series, but it does have some high points, such as the Red and Blue Rangers’ constantly locking heads. I mentioned an arrogant and naïve character before; that’s Sky, the Blue Ranger. While his counterpart in Red isn’t quite perfect either, he’s far less substandard.
The next episode is called “Walls.” While I procure the episode spirited, and highly appetizing, I repetitively pick up myself wanting to bawl the words “SHUT UP SKY!” at my TV. Apparently this was the director’s intent as the final scene of this episode has him scrubbing the outside of the Ranger’s imperfect with a toothbrush a la boot camp. I enjoyed that scene quite a lot, especially after Sky’s constant kvetching about not being the Red Ranger.
The last episode on the disc is titled “Dogged.” While it had the potential to be the worst episode of the season, it’s fair the opposite. It’s comical, it’s tragic, and it’s one of the most well filmed and well-written episodes in the shows’ history. The accurate too the narrative is done in a very subtle scheme and looks more like a region from “Star Hump” than from Power Rangers.
Technical Features: The menus on this DVD are better than that of past Power Rangers DVDs. Last season’s menus were probably the worst I’ve seen in awhile. Disney owed us and they came through. The motion menus on this disc rival those of major motion pictures, including the unique Star Wars Trilogy DVD Box. The average DVD Collector would be overjoyed.
In addition the Disc is encoded with Dolby Surround Sound. Playback on my TV through an S-Video cable using 4.1 THX Certified Speakers really pulls the surround sound to the foreground and shows how well this disc was made.
Extras: If you bought the early Power Rangers Ninja Storm DVDs, you probably scoffed at the extras, which were a bit of a joke, even for the target demographic. If you bought the Power Rangers Dino Lisp DVDs you probably felt the same procedure and wondered why two episodes of the previous season were deemed “extras” rather than a fresh disc. With Power Rangers S. P. D. however, the extras are glorious generous. The first is based on those primitive “Join the ARMY” PSAs, and relates to joining S. P. D. – Disney includes a website URL for anyone alive to. This is fairly laughable and I confess, I did savor it. The second extra is a “Zord Simulator,” which is similar to an arcade style video game. Most people will probably complain that we quiet don’t have deleted scenes, or “standard” extras, but given the target audience, this is probably a nice extra, and it beats the Dino Exclaim virtual trading cards that couldn’t be traded with anyone.
Packaging:
This is admittedly this DVDs old spot; the packaging isn’t even on par with what some fans have done for their collections. It looks like a five petite Photoshop job and for such a well-done DVD I would have expected better. In addition my first copy of this Disc (I purchased two of them.) was loose in its’ case, a approved predicament with Buena Vista Home Entertainment DVDs. Especially Power Rangers DVDs which I’ve had to return on five occasions due to the disc not being pushed all the scheme into the center hub and being scratch upon acquire. Disney should fix this on future releases. Shake the case when you obtain the disc or you may net a snide surprise when it’s all scratched up as you originate it. (Disney will replace the Discs for free though if you call them and pay for the shipping as well so it’s not so grand a loss as it is a nuisance.)
Additional notes:
When watching this DVD, long-time Power Rangers fans should be ready to peruse for some serious “in-jokes” – younger fans will devour them too if they understanding the Power Rangers Generations block on ABC Family. Here are a few things to gape out for:
- The A-Squad Power Rangers have the helmets from Power Rangers in State with a puny modification made to them.
- Fans of the shows’ Japanese counterpart will glance the character of “Doggie Cruger” as a nod to his Japanese counterpart, “Doggie Kruger.”
- The same man who wrote the novel Distinguished Morphin’ Power Rangers theme song, Ron Aaron Wasserman, detached the theme song.
The Good: Five episodes on the first DVD for once. The present is valid, and the DVD is better than I expected.
The Bad: Disney is composed making “Mini-movies” rather than standard episode. The opening and ending credits have been lifted from every episode with the exception of Beginnings (opening credits) and Dogged (ending credits) having one spot of credits. This is really a style instruct, but it annoys me.
The Ugly: A packaging voice that has been a scrape since Prelude to a Storm was release is smooth plaguing Power Rangers DVDs. I seriously hope Disney is trying to fix this, as it’s a glorious popular flaw.
Final verdict: If you’re a Power Rangers fan, assume this DVD. If you’re a parent, you won’t be disappointed and you may procure yourself enjoying this disc as well. DVD Collectors will most certainly have mixed feelings on this disc though, while young children and teenagers will most likely delight in it. This is the best Power Rangers DVD release to date, satisfying younger and older fans alike. If you like this series, I recommend checking out Power Rangers Time Force which amazon.com also has for sale. It’s only on VHS, but it’s similar in style to Power Rangers S.P.D.
As far as Power Ranger movies go, this one ranks moral up there……according to my 5 year dilapidated son. If you need to come by the dishes, laundry or cleaning done, this one will withhold your son glued to the tv for at least an hour! I’m not really a fan, but he is and it is one thing that I know will hold him occupied with no complaints!
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