
The legendary 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.
So that's funny by itself. But the other half of the plot is that there is this kid who discovers the Power Rangers secret identities and so, they have no choice but to let him become a Power Ranger. When I first heard about this premise as a child I was thrilled and envious. Why couldnt I too become a Power Ranger? This lead to more questions:
When we played power rangers, why did I have to always play Billy? Is it because I wore glasses? Yes. Why couldnt we change our message machine at home from a "beep" to Tommy's Dragonzord call (Dooo...do do do....do do doooo!)? And most importantly, why couldnt my dad be Mr. Saban, the man in charge of bringing the Power Rangers to America. My friend knew the son of Mr. Saban (the kid's name is Ness) and said he had every single Power Ranger toy that existed. Shangri-La.
But back to the original point: now, after talking about it with my good math loving, freckly friend Jeff Hoffman, I realize that the Power Rangers were stupid in making a kid a Power Ranger? This kid was 12! He had no martial arts experience, no real intelligence! He hadn't been "chosen" by Zordon. Little fucker essentially black-mailed the Rangers. Whic

Continuing with the "kids" theme I feel like someone needs to say this: Poor Spencer Breslin.
Kid had a pr


Fucking Abigail Breslin. She has like 4 lines in one movie, "Signs," does a little more TV and suddenly gets an Oscar nomination for "Little Miss Sunshine" at like 10 years old! Now she's taking all the movies Dakota Fanning doesnt want to do because she isnt getting raped in them (As far as I can tell, no one got raped in "Nim's Island"), and even headlining them. In "Kit Kitteridge: An American Girl" all around LA were posters of her face with some dog and sometimes, binoculars. She is also getting paid like $2 million a picture.
I wonder who the favorite child in that family is now? If I were Spencer I would be royally POed (which stands for pissed off). I work so hard for like 6 fucking years,

Until Tomorrow--
3 comments:
Hilarious.
Fun fact: I was invited to attend a casting call for Spencer Breslin's role in "The Kid" because my third-grade acting teacher thought I looked like Bruce Willis.
Another fun fact: My screenwriting professor looks like your father's long lost Gentile brother.
you looked like bruce willis in 3rd grade.... shame... but really badass at the same time.
Dude, my entire childhood I was typecast as Billy because I wore glasses. I feel your pain, brother. Also, I always wondered why they never explained how this fucking little kid magically turned into a jacked adult as soon as the suit went on. How the fuck does that happen? I know he's not practicing space-themed martial arts with stilts on...
As for the Breslin bitch, I've got things taken care of.
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