Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Live

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers were no doubt the highest thing of the 1990s so it is no surprised that a live stage show would come into play

Now to be fair to this it was made for children and fans of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers so you could expect it to be cheesy along with some moments don't make sense. Also the cast pre-recorded their lines so they don't appear on this show

A good percent of the stage show has recycle footage from the TV series along with new footage made for the show along with a new monster that was never feature in the TV series.

The fight scenes in this show work well and it feels like you're watching the fights like you would on TV

There is a huge collection of comedy bits which makes the show interesting and you can see the children were into this show and the actors took the time to interact with the crowd to get them into the show.

The main problems with this show is that some of the characters don't look even close to what they did in the TV show while the Power Rangers look like they should, also most of the play just makes you go wow.

But it is not a bad show it is interesting if you're a fan of Power Rangers you might want to check it out.

I give Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Live an 7 out of 10

The Power Rangers were becoming a big name since their debut back in 1993, as the show would reach popularity (as well as controversy with its martial arts action) and would go on to have video games, comics, and even a movie. This video is a recording of a performance of the MMPR World Tour.

The story is basically like something out of the TV show, as Lord Zedd plans to get rid of the Power Rangers by luring them into a trap to capture them, After two of their own is captured, the remaining four have to save them, while dealing with threats, including Lumitor, a monster exclusive to the show.

Yeah, the story is okay. It does have some inconsistencies with the show (like Rita and Zedd not acting like a couple), it is still good. The show uses a combination of live fight scenes as well as stock footage from the show (some recorded for the show) to tell the story, with the actors from the show doing the voices of their characters, which are portrayed live by different actors. Plus, it has some good moments (like the Putties actually interacting with the audience).