An interesting factoid about this episode: I looked up the actress that played that rich guy's assistant, and it turns out she's the person inside the Keeper suit. Saves them money I guess by using someone who they already have on a two season contract.Nobody seems to be talking about Dino Supercharge lately. It's still doing pretty well, especially with the comedy. This week's "Riches and Rags" was a lot of fun, but there was one very weird thing about it. They kept talking about the priceless antique "suit of honor" that Ivan accidentally destroyed, an odd phrase that was probably scripted to be "suit of armor," given that Ivan mentioned how poorly it would fare on the battlefield. I can only guess that they couldn't afford to make a suit of armor that they could then destroy, so they made a hasty and clumsy script change.
So the Power Rangers are fighting Poison Ivy?
They could have kept Rita's hair and the staff but other than that the costume was just a poofy dress with boob cones and a giant collar, I don't mind changing that, the original look didn't look very alien (obviously because Bandora was from earth but that's not Rita's backstory).Yeah, I saw that picture online today and thought it was an odd choice, at best. I think Banks is a great choice for Rita but I was hoping for something more traditional in terms of her outfit.
Maybe Haim is somewhat narcissistic and insists on having his surname on every logo.Official logo for the movie
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Maybe Haim is somewhat narcissistic and insists on having his surname on every logo.
“It’s tricky finding a new language for a superhero costume,” production designer Andrew Menzies (G.I. Joe: Retaliation) tells the magazine. “Ours is an alien costume that grows on them, that’s not man-made. You can’t win everyone over, but we are trying to appeal to a more mature audience and gain new fans.”
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