Power Rangers in 3D: Triple Force!
It's triple the trouble when Trakeena teams up with Olympius to steal all of Earth's power. Their plan? To capture humans and use them as an energy source to give Trakeena more power than she's ever had before. No one will be able to defeat her! Not even the Lightspeed Rescue Power Rangers! The world's only hope - a small girl named Heather. It's up to her to find the courage and heart to stop Trakeena in her tracks. Can she do it or will time run out? And who are the mysterious visitors from the distant planet Mirinoi? Could the Lost Galaxy Power Rangers be back on Earth?
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- Cast：
- Mike Chaturantabut , Sasha Williams , Keith D. Robinson , Sean Cw Johnson , Cerina Vincent , Archie Kao , Reggie Rolle
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It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.
A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.
The film may be flawed, but its message is not.
I was forced to watch this garbage when my nephew (5 years old) stayed over last night. The acting is terrible and the plot is laughable. Don't even get me started on the production values!Children's television certainly isn't what it used to be.
The Movie begins when the Lost Galaxy Power Rangers and the Lightspeed rangers team up to work together.Trakeena is back and wants to drain the life-force of humans,so she can mutate into an insect. Eventually a little girl named heather comes to the red Lightspeed Power Ranger for help when her mother and father are kidnapped.In the end the rangers combine powers and defeat Trakeena.Now for what could have been better.The movie says 3-D,and it's right to a certain degree,it could have been better.The Movie could also have been longer
A great movie set in the second season PRLR. The cast of Lost Galaxy and Lightspeed Rescue join together to battle Trakeena and Olympius, son of Queen Bansheera. Very enjoyable. I really enjoyed seeing the Lights of Orion on the Omega Megazord.
