Yeah I remember the voice actor saying that in an interview. He looked like a bodybuilder under that suit and his voice and mannerisms were very intense the first 10 or so Episodes he was in from what I remember. I kinda liked both version of his character though as a kid.

May Robert Axelrod forever rest in peace! Long Live Lord Zedd

What the hell is it with parents believing that children can't handle anything dark or threatening?

Zedd was awesome, how in the hell was he ever scary? 😂

@@Thagomizer helicopter parenting

I hope he'll do Matilda

A great period to grow up watching movies!!

I'd like to add: the Transformers movie from 1986. I've watched it with friends just because we liked the soundtrack. None of us had any idea what the whole thing is about. The best we could manage is: "things happen". Would recommend.

TMNT movie was so ahead of its time.

Ian-Devon Lewis I forced my kids to watch them just so I could lol

Bryan Torresdey SOOOO FIT

Honestly I only just realised that now watching the video and wondering to myself how I wasn't infatuated with her at the time I first saw the film.

@@zaleost Because as a kid you don't pay attention to stuff like that.

@@zaleost My heart was given solely to Amy Jo Johnson, so I barely noticed her...

He didn't say it was. Said "some type".

Except for Amy Jo Johnson you forgot about her

@@cidfacetious3722 She's stunning as always, still is.

@@Joecbg100 IDK, Jason will always be my favorite Red Ranger. And like many Power Rangers fans, Amy Jo Johnson was one of my earliest crushes... Though in rewatching the show through a livestream, I can see why you'd say everyone else is just ok and the plots meander to bombastic conclusions. Because unfortunately it's true, despite the fact that I somehow at age 31 still enjoy watching it.

To be fair, it would be easier to find a person from that generation that DIDN'T have a crush on her. But can we all just be honest and say Dulcea was the best part of the movie.

It was her and Tiffany from saved by the bell for me at the time. Amy definitely had the better body though.

Sean Pultz what boy didn’t have a crush on her in fact I still do haha

Even their cameos weren't enough to make that movie worth the price of a ticket! The call-back to past seasons was cute "Corner of Mariner Bay and Reefside" - the city locations of LightspeedRescue and DinoThunder. But everything done with the Ranger characters' parts of the movie was a trash fest!

Justin Carawan that’s Dino Thunder, you numb skull!

I love his passion for film it really reflects in his videsos

RIP Robert Axelrod

I have a Lord Zedd Funko Pop.

I know of about a thousand other death metal singers that could do as good as he could. It's sad he died but it's not as if there aren't others who can do what he did. People die though, it happens.

I keep forgetting hes gone. Robert Axlerod you were badass and an iconic voice.

@@DeathBYDesign666 He wasn't a singer though? He was a voice actor and actually had a fairly unique villain voice.

This wasnt in the script, Adam ad libbed it

"You ooze you lose" - Billy

@@JordanGingold Johnny young Bosch *

When the show started in 1993, I was 14, & I watched through the end of Season 3, when most of the original group left; my parents have NEVER had cable, so I watched on Fox. What I loved about the show was, at their core, the characters were teenagers, & had to deal with the same things that I had to.

yes that was nice, I liked that. Unfortunately, that didn't save the film either

What do you mean?

@@tabaributler2225 They appeared in all 3 movies.

Is it bad I can say the exact episode that dialog happened in? Green with Evil Part 5 (original title no I don’t care what the VHS rerelease retitled it as)

@@Maniac536 A true fan

YEO's Film Canal you are an individual of culture as well...

Maniac536 I had all Green with Evil except the 5th one. Never got to see it.

alan Tony it’s on Netflix depending on your region

The Tengu/Tenga and Ninjetti/Ninja differences are kinda negligible, but yeah, you can't really ignore that Ivan Ooze, Dulcea, Planet Phaedos, all of it...just got written over with something else.

@Billy Mount II Funny enough, it had the same director.

When I watched this movie as a kid, I always liked the shiny satured color on their armor and how they feel like they have an extra slightly bulky layer, and to this day I think they are pretty well designed, they genuinely feel like a premium version of those very thin spandex suit.

Wait you mean in theaters the title sequence just said Power Rangers the movie while the vhs said Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the movie? Does that mean the dvd version was the theatrical version this entire time.

Saban bastardized a lot of really good stories from Super Sentai when he took the fight scenes and pasted them into Power Rangers. Sentai has some very good plotlines that make Power Rangers look like a show for, well, 6 and 7 year olds.

Oh there are alot of Errors...

@@alienboy1322 when did I say it was a bad film? I said the final battle CGI was terrible. Go back to school your reading comprehension sucks.

@@alienboy1322 as in the CGI final battle in both the original as well as the 2017 one. Like I said go back to school you have the reading comprehension of a toddler.

@@TakBonez I'm sorry you feel that way. NOT!

@@TakBonez What are you talking about? I never talk to you about the cgi.

All of the Power Ranger elements in that film got screwed up in some way, really. The stuff with the teens is the only good part of it.

When the show started in 1993, I was 14, & I watched through the end of Season 3, when most of the original group left; my parents have NEVER had cable, so I watched on Fox. What I loved about the show was, at their core, the characters were teenagers, & had to deal with the same things that I had to.

Good uncle

Oh my god, it's him!

Oh my god, it's him!

Yap, and David Yost only lasted about a year and a half after her. AJJ returned for the Turbo film, and other than the brief cameo in the '17 movie, that has been all. Also, towards the beginning of the review Oliver remarks that both MMPR and the Turbo movie are parts of the series, but actually only Turbo is series canon. Oliver is usually so expert in his information, I'm not that bothered. His retrospectives are terrific.

Chill guys let's not focus on one thing negative as the while reviews was great

@@toon_cosplay_guy7930 But he did get facts incorrect. It is important to not give false information in a review.

I caught that too, as well as him saying David Yost staying until 1999 when he left after Zeo. We were already on Lost Galaxy in '99.

Exactly! I'm glad others noticed. When first showing MMPR As the series it says 1993-1999 which is completely false. He also said the movie fits into the same timeline which it doesn't. The 1995 film is in a separate universe. The Turbo Movie is Canon though, and is set within the series timeline, as it is the beginning of the Turbo series. Amy and Karen left in '95 during Season 3, and David in '96 during Zeo. I don't mean to sound like an asshole, but wow...

It's true, the actors have been very candid and open about that when they talk about it at conventions. They seem to have left all that in the past, though, and continue to happily associate with the Power Rangers fandom.

what money would they have made? i wonder what earnings would be like?

@@_Only_Zuul According to what I have read online, the cast of MMPR made $60,000 per year. This was without any compensation for merchandising for the show, which was estimated to be worth about $1 billion. Due the contracts they had signed, they were not able to get a percentage of the merchandising at all. Plus, with none of the cast members had agents or lawyers looking out for them, since the show was their first acting job. The actors also never received any money from reruns of the episodes they appeared in either. With MMPR being their first acting job, none of the actors had agents or lawyers looking out for them either. Plus the shooting schedule was pretty hectic too, as the cast mentioned during their interviews on the complete series DVD from Shout Factory. They would film scenes for one episode, then change costumes to film scenes for a different episode in the span of one day. This was to accommodate the fact that the show aired episodes during the week as on Saturday Mornings. These conditions are what caused Austin St. John, Walter Jones and Thuy Trang to leave the show during the second season, since attempts to get the show unionized failed. Austin St. John would return to the role of Jason Lee Scott in Power Rangers Zeo and the Turbo movie after Haim Saban found out that children watching the show missed his character. Walter Jones would go on to voice several of the monsters in the later seasons.

When the show started in 1993, I was 14, & I watched through the end of Season 3, when most of the original group left; my parents have NEVER had cable, so I watched on Fox. What I loved about the show was, at their core, the characters were teenagers, & had to deal with the same things that I had to.

When the show started in 1993, I was 14, & I watched through the end of Season 3, when most of the original group left; my parents have NEVER had cable, so I watched on Fox. What I loved about the show was, at their core, the characters were teenagers, & had to deal with the same things that I had to.