The Power Rangers must stop the evil space pirate Divatox from releasing the powerful Maligore from his volcanic imprisonment on the island of Muranthias, where only the kindly wizard Lerigot has the key to release him. The hope of victory lies in the Ranger's incredible new Turbo powers and powerful Turbo Zords. Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie is definitely not as bad as a 3.5 but it's also neither good either and it's definitely missing the heart of the original but also most of the old Rangers did not comeback except David Frank as the lead. (5/10)

This movie seems to get a bad rep and I ask You, why? This film gives us everything we want as True Power Ranger Fans. Spoilers... But here are my reasons :-Return of Austin St. John and Amy Jo Johnson -A very interesting and easy on the Eyes villain named Divatox -Great Scenery (Island - Volcano - Pirate Ship) -Great Comedy... including favorites Bulk and Skull -Great Music... as always -Awesome New Zords and transformation sequence -A cameo from Lord Zedd and Rita -Awesome Action -A Great and Visual Director A cool way to bridge from one series to anotherAnd Perhaps the coolest phrase... SHIFT INTO TURBONow if these reasons don't in any way justify why Power Rangers Turbo is a Great Film ... then perhaps you outgrew it and forgot what it feels like to be a true fan. This film is littered with dedication and love for the legacy in which it became.

This movies doesn't get close to the good rep that it should have. I thought the movie was great. It had more action and adventure than the show or other movie ever did. Though the theater version had most of the action and the VHS version had many parts cut out, makes it in my opinion ripped off. The video seems to have a blooper after Tommy and Kat get out of the water, but in the theater, they encounter a fight. A fight that was cut out for I guess the lack of time in the VHS. The powers are stronger and the first time being showed that they make them themselves. All around, two-thumps-up for the theatrical version of the film.

I think the reason why this movie was so unsuccessful is because it wasn't your "average movie". Usually in a film, everything starts there, and ends there. This movie didn't start at the "beginning of the movie", it started in the series, and followed through into the next season. So typically, it didn't have an ending either. That way, nobody could understand or enjoy it without being a die-hard fan of the series. There didn't seem to be a lot of elements throughout the movie that a person who hasn't seen Power Rangers before could understand. For example, Kat all of a sudden trying to morph when she's about to fall in the water...a non-regular viewer probably would think "what's she doing?" Also, they wouldn't know who Kimberly and Jason are either...unless they have followed the series beforehand, knowing that they were former Power Rangers.That's for the non-viewer...but I think the reason why some (some...not all) Power Rangers fans aren't too appreciative of this film because it's somewhat hard to follow, and not edited very well. A lot of things were not explained in the feature, and I think I know why. I read somewhere recently in an interview with one of the producers that the film was originally 3 hours long, so they had to cut out about half of it; which included some main elements of the movie. Such as Billy coming from Aquitar and telling the rangers about the Turbo powers and such. The editing was not the best, cause in quite a few parts, you can tell that something in the plot was missing. Probably because so much of the main storyline was cut out. If they would have edited it better, or left the movie the way it was, it probably would have been more successful.Personally, I sort of liked this movie, but not half as much as the first one. The first one was amazing, and perfect for the big screen! I'll bet this one could've been good too, but should've been made WAY better. But keep in mind that I'm a big Power Rangers fan, and I know what's going on with the whole thing. I think it would've made a better direct-to-video release; or a multiple part episode.