The incessant fighting in this film is little more than exploiting violence to entertain. However, most of the Power Rangers enemies are not humans, but metallic warriors who break into pieces when smashed, or slime creatures who explode into bits of slime when destroyed. Occasionally, though, a human is killed, including a man electrocuted by an electric blast hurled at him. At the same time, the destruction and killings are all bloodless. There is no sexual activity or suggestive dialogue, but a scantily clad female warrior is introduced, apparently to appeal to older boys in the audience. Also, the dialogue is virtually free of offensive language. On the other hand, the supernatural powers of the Power Rangers are derived from sacred supernatural animals whose spirits guide the Rangers. Undoubtedly, children who feed on this type of frantic, violent entertainment are more likely to become hyperactive and aggressive and inclined to try out some karate kicks on their young friends. There should be a warning on this movie that it could be harmful to your child’s mental health.
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