- Actors: Paul Schrier, David Yost
- Language English
- Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
- Number of discs: 6
- Run Time: 1300 minutes
- Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- ASIN: B003JMG924
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 36,733 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)
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Original german release - Audio: ENGLISH !!! Runtime : 1300 min 1990's TV sensation about a group of teenagers with attitude who are recruited to form the 'Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers'. This 6 DVD boxset includes all episodes from Season 1:
Episode 01. Day of the dumpster /
02. High five /
03. Teamwork /
04. Pressing engagement /
05. Different drum /
06. Food fight
07. Big sister
08. Switching places
09. I, eye guy
10. Foul play in the sky
11. For whom the bell trolls
12. Happy Birthday, Zack
13. No clowning around
14. Power Rangers Punks
15. Madame Woe
16. Dark warrior
17. Green with evil, Part 1
18. Green with evil, Part 2
19. Green with evil, Part 3
20. Green with evil, Part 4
21. Green with evil, Part 5
22. The trouble with Shellshock
23. Itsy Bitsy Spider
24. The spit-flower
25. Life's a masquerade
26. Gung-Hu
27. Island of illusion, Part 1
28. Island of illusion, Part 2
29. Wheel of misfortune
30. The rockstar
31. Calamity Kimberly
32. A star is born
33. The Yolk's on you
34. The green candle, Part 1
35. The green candle, Part 2
36. Birds of a feather
37. Clean up club
38. A bad reflection on you
39. Doomsday, Part 1
40. Doomsday, Part 2
41. A big surprise
42. Something fishy
43. Lions and blizzards
44. Rita's seed of evil
45. To flea or not to flea
46. Reign of the jellyfish
47. Crystal of nightmares
48. Plague of the mantis
49. Return of an old friend, Part 1
50. Return of an old friend, Part 2
51. Grumble bee
52. Two heads are better than one
53. Fowl play
54. Trick or treat
55. Second chance
56. On fins and needles
57. Enter the lizzinator
58. Football season
59. Mighty Morphin Mutants
60. An oyster stew
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
If you ask a 90's kid what defined their childhood...MMPR will come in somewhere in the top 3 everytime.
yes the acting isn't going to win anyone an oscar..and yes the fashion has dated..but because they used minimal CGI...the effects have dated really well (yes the zord fights are men in robot suits...but it still looks so cool :D)
This show helped to introduce a generation to Japanese culture and without it, its hard to see Tamagotchi's, Pokemon, Digimon and other things from Japan becoming so big :)
To those that say its to violent..its no more violent than thunderbirds, captain scarlet, transformers etc...and unlike the entertainment some young kids have access to today (call of duty, GTA etc), it taught the value of only using force in self defence...yeah we may have received a few brusies when playing power rangers at school..but hell it was fun and worth it :)
at the end of the day when i watch MMPR it still fills me with same sense of wonder and awe as when i was 6.
yes the acting isn't going to win anyone an oscar..and yes the fashion has dated..but because they used minimal CGI...the effects have dated really well (yes the zord fights are men in robot suits...but it still looks so cool :D)
This show helped to introduce a generation to Japanese culture and without it, its hard to see Tamagotchi's, Pokemon, Digimon and other things from Japan becoming so big :)
To those that say its to violent..its no more violent than thunderbirds, captain scarlet, transformers etc...and unlike the entertainment some young kids have access to today (call of duty, GTA etc), it taught the value of only using force in self defence...yeah we may have received a few brusies when playing power rangers at school..but hell it was fun and worth it :)
at the end of the day when i watch MMPR it still fills me with same sense of wonder and awe as when i was 6.
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Brought this as an anniversary gift for my fiancé, as he remembers growing up with the power rangers! (And so do i!, the pink ranger being my favourite along with Bulk and Skull!). His face lit up as soon as he opened the package!. Being as hard to get hold of on other places around the internet being 100 quid at least i consider this to be a real bargain!, the dvds itself are printed in German, but you are able to choose the audio to be English!. Will definitely be getting him another season of this for his birthday!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
It's very easy, given the special effects budgets of your average kid's show today, to forget how things used to be; namely men in robot dinosaur suits.
It's a pleasure, then, for me to say that MMPR has all the greatness I remember it having when I was a child in the 90's. Right from the off, with THAT theme tune, it had me hooked. Years later, nothing's changed. Everything, from the amazing intro music to the slightly cheesy Zord battles has me hooked, and this DVD set collects what I see as the best series of the show, namely the first one.
It's great to see the original cast of MMPR again, as this really was the show that started it all; seeing the original Power Rangers battling evil (if perhaps a little violently, but then most kid's games and shows feature some level of violence these days) and saving the world is truly awesome - especially the original Zords. I can't get enough of them; any child of the 90's would remember cheering as the Tyrannozord rose out of a volcano (how cool is that?) to battle whatever monster Rita had cooked up. Now, someone else here brought up how dated they looked, and perhaps so; we're dealing with Japanese Sentai footage from god knows when here, after all. Equally, there are undeniably some corny episodes, that one with Pudgy Pig being a prime example.
Of course, to then declaim an otherwise solid series based on this is taking things too far. The "Green with Evil" plot arc was absolutely magnificent, and the episode in which the Rangers are cut off from their powers and left at the mercy of Goldar is one of my all time top episodes. The filler episodes, whilst not being as good as the main plot epsisodes, are still (in my opinion) far better than you might expect of, say, any disney live-action kid's TV series since, and the villains, though comical, are all the more awesome because of it.
Yes, MMPR was cheesy; yes, it had some real drops in quality now and again. But ultimately, it's cheesiness was why most of the fans loved it. It wasn't afraid to show a cliche good versus evil battle, and do it to soft rock - indeed, besides the AWESOME Dragonzord, that was it's one strength.
I am a Power Rangers fan, and thanks to this DVD set, I remember why. Excellent stuff.
It's a pleasure, then, for me to say that MMPR has all the greatness I remember it having when I was a child in the 90's. Right from the off, with THAT theme tune, it had me hooked. Years later, nothing's changed. Everything, from the amazing intro music to the slightly cheesy Zord battles has me hooked, and this DVD set collects what I see as the best series of the show, namely the first one.
It's great to see the original cast of MMPR again, as this really was the show that started it all; seeing the original Power Rangers battling evil (if perhaps a little violently, but then most kid's games and shows feature some level of violence these days) and saving the world is truly awesome - especially the original Zords. I can't get enough of them; any child of the 90's would remember cheering as the Tyrannozord rose out of a volcano (how cool is that?) to battle whatever monster Rita had cooked up. Now, someone else here brought up how dated they looked, and perhaps so; we're dealing with Japanese Sentai footage from god knows when here, after all. Equally, there are undeniably some corny episodes, that one with Pudgy Pig being a prime example.
Of course, to then declaim an otherwise solid series based on this is taking things too far. The "Green with Evil" plot arc was absolutely magnificent, and the episode in which the Rangers are cut off from their powers and left at the mercy of Goldar is one of my all time top episodes. The filler episodes, whilst not being as good as the main plot epsisodes, are still (in my opinion) far better than you might expect of, say, any disney live-action kid's TV series since, and the villains, though comical, are all the more awesome because of it.
Yes, MMPR was cheesy; yes, it had some real drops in quality now and again. But ultimately, it's cheesiness was why most of the fans loved it. It wasn't afraid to show a cliche good versus evil battle, and do it to soft rock - indeed, besides the AWESOME Dragonzord, that was it's one strength.
I am a Power Rangers fan, and thanks to this DVD set, I remember why. Excellent stuff.
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