History YMMV / MightyMorphinPowerRangersTheMovie

** Since ''Series/TheBradyBunch'' is not remembered as much as other sitcoms in Italy, the Italian dub has Ivan Ooze complaining he missed ''Series/TheAddamsFamily'' instead.

* LGBTFanbase: The movie apparently had quite a gay following, and for awhile was shown frequently in gay bars after its initial release. Perhaps the sleeveless muscular Rangers (Rocky, Billy and Adam) had something to do with it.

** The Yellow Ranger disposes of the villain by [[spoiler: using the Megazord to [[GroinAttack knee him in the groin]]]] (while getting cheered on by Rita and Zedd). Twelve years later, in [[Film/PowerRangers2017 the live-action reboot]], the Yellow Ranger does something similar to Rita herself - [[spoiler: this time slapping her out into space]].

** The film used CGI for the Ninjazords because they didn't want to use the original props or costumes for the film -- and ''boy'' do the CGI ones look bad, even by 1994-95 standards. They're a poor match for the correct designs, as well. [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11119/111192712/4289996-mighty-morphin-power-rangers-the-movie-ninja-megazord.png The Ninja Megazord]] in particular looks like it's made of liquid.
** The Ninja Mega Falconzord is the biggest offender, being based not off the full-sized toy but a smaller special edition with the wolf's head uncovered and the cover for the Ape hand being able to hold a sword (a large version of one of the Ape's Ninja-to, but the artists interpreted it as the Shogun Megazord's Fire Saber. Ouch.) Finally, they botched the head.
** There's also the scene where Ivan launches the Ninja Megazord through a building and it's extremely obvious the Megazord is a model (or perhaps even the figurine) being launched through it.
** Also on the topic of the CGI, Hornitor can be seen on ''the animation program's grid'' instead of the streets of Angel Grove in the Ape Zord's cockpit when it jumps off the roof during the climax.
** Scorpitron's tail can be seen on its back just moments after it's torn off by the Wolf Zord.
** The Bear Zord loses its yellow markings when its knocked into a building by Hornitor.
** The majority of Ivan's morphing effects look astonishingly bad as well; with a noticeable lack of physics and horrendous textures.

** CreatorPaulFreeman is having a blast as a cartoon villain, overshadowing everyone else in the film through strength of personality.

** Viewers have noted that, years later, it's very obvious that Amy Jo Johnson and Johnny Yong Bosch turn in very spirited performances for the most part. Tellingly, out of all the cast members, they've had the most success since leaving the series.

* LGBTFanbase: The movie apparently had quite a gay following, and for awhile was shown frequently in gay bars after its initial release. Perhaps the sleeveless muscular Rangers had something to do with it.

* LGBTFanbase: The movie apparently had quite a gay following, and for awhile was shown frequently in gay bars after its initial release. Perhaps the sleeveless muscular male Rangers had something to do with it.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The soundtrack of this film is quite memorable, if only because a lot of the songs are impossible to get out of your head.

** A large majority of the fan base would have liked to see the original line-up - Jason, Zack and Trini - starring in the film. They were planned to, and the movie was even used as an ultimatum to keep them from leaving the show.

** In the same scene, Kimberly pushes the Tengu Warriors away rather awkwardly; again demonstrating that Amy Jo Johnson was a gymnast rather than martial artist. They cover for this by having her do a backflip to dodge one and then deliver a kick allowing them to change the angle. She too becomes more polished at technique once she's morphed and played by a stuntwoman.

** The Yellow Ranger disposes of the villain by [[spoiler: using the Megazord to knee him in the groin]] (while getting cheered on by Rita and Zedd). Twelve years later, in [[Film/PowerRangers2017 the live-action reboot]], the Yellow Ranger does something similar to Rita herself - [[spoiler: this time slapping her out into space]].

** Creator/AmyJoJohnson's ''terrible'' delivery of "Zordon, you can't leave us". Was that really the best take?

* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis and [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] beat-em-ups were well-received - even though the latter's only connection to the movie is having Ivan Ooze as the final boss.

** The KidHero imagining himself as a Silver Ranger - no, a Gold Ranger; since then, both have become staple colors for {{Sixth Ranger}}s. It gets even funnier after ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', where the SixthRanger is Silver but has a Gold [[SuperMode powerup mode]], and once (when PowerCopying) couldn't decide between [[Series/EngineSentaiGoOnger Go-On Gold or Silver]] (also known as [[Series/PowerRangersRPM RPM Gold and Silver]]) and so chose both, creating a suit that's half of each.

** The film used CGI for the Ninjazords because they didn't want to use the original props or costumes for the film -- and ''boy'' do the CGI ones look bad, even by 1994-95 standards. They're a poor match for the correct designs, as well. [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11119/111192712/4289996-mighty-morphin-power-rangers-the-movie-ninja-megazord.png The Ninja Megazord]] in particular [[UncannyValley looks like it's made of liquid]].

** Scenes were planned of Dulcea training the Rangers to be able to get the great power. This would have added some actual reason for them to not immediately head off to try for it.

* FightSceneFailure: In the first fight with Ivan Ooze's {{Mooks}}, Aisha's moves are very obviously covering for the fact that Karan Ashley was a dancer rather than martial artist; including obviously stumbling backwards after throwing a front kick. Notably, once Aisha has morphed and therefore played by a stunt woman, her technique becomes much more polished.

*** Even better, Adam's disappointment is Creator/JohnnyYongBosch's own genuine sentiment, but later in life, especially appearing in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6YQo1WCDog this educational video about the whole frogs-as-ninja motif]], his opinion about it has greatly improved. It helps that the titular character from the folktale discussed in the video that cemented the motif in Japanese culture was indeed a prince (albeit an exiled one) who could summon or even turn into a frog, and who was HappilyMarried to a beautiful princess, also an exile.

* FightSceneFailure: In the first fight with Ivan Ooze's {{Mooks}}, Aisha's moves are very obviously covering for the fact that Karan Ashley was a dancer rather than martial artist; including obviously stumbling backwards after throwing a front kick.

** In another one connected to frogs. When Adam expresses disappointment over getting a frog as a Zord, Dulcea cheers him up by invoking the tale of ''Literature/TheFrogPrince''. Disney, who at one point owned ''Power Rangers'', later produced [[WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog their own take on The Frog Prince tale]].
*** Interestingly, the entire reason Adam even has a frog motif is ultimately due to an actual frog prince, or at least the Japanese equivalent of one, but with a different manner of his association with frogs.

* NeverLiveItDown: Poor Kimberly is often accused of {{Chickification}} for two scenes in which she ends up in trouble - getting carried away by a Tengu warrior and cornered by a dinosaur skeleton. Both times she's left screaming for Tommy, which can leave a bad taste in fans' mouths. She kicks ass plenty of other times in the film, and without her powers is just a gymnast with no martial arts training, so it's plausible that she would need help.

* LGBTFanbase: The movie apparently had quite a gay following, and for awhile was shown frequently in gay bars after its initial release.

* NarmCharm: Rita and Zedd, of all people, chanting "Go go, Power Rangers!" It's ridiculous, but also hilarious and satisfying to fans of the series that had watched countless episodes of the two being absolutely consumed with hate for the heroes.