Warriors of Virtue is a dull movie. It seems like there was an attempt to rip of TMNT but they made everything slower and duller compared to the source material. The plot seems so stupid, the actors (besides Komodo played by Angus Macfadyen) just seem lame and makes you unable to care about anything. and while there are some decent martial arts choreography they are blurry and ruin the experience. In the movie there is the line "no guns, no lasers, no morphing" thrown in there to make it seem like there trying to one up Power Rangers but they should have listened to Tom Servo "never show a good movie in the middle of your crappy movie." as a fan of tokusatsu and Power Rangers and Super Sentai after I finished watching Warriors of Virtue. I had some dinner and watched 2 episodes of Ressha Sentai ToQger. Yes, they may have been cheesy and kind of formulaic but, it was full of energy and you cared about the main characters. And it will be more likely and by more fondly remembered then this film
Film no guns, no lasers, no morphing = no interest in this movie
Warriors of Virtue is a dull movie. It seems like there was an attempt to rip of TMNT but they made everything slower and duller compared to the source material. The plot seems so stupid, the actors (besides Komodo played by Angus Macfadyen) just seem lame and makes you unable to care about anything. and while there are some decent martial arts choreography they are blurry and ruin the experience. In the movie there is the line "no guns, no lasers, no morphing" thrown in there to make it seem like there trying to one up Power Rangers but they should have listened to Tom Servo "never show a good movie in the middle of your crappy movie." as a fan of tokusatsu and Power Rangers and Super Sentai after I finished watching Warriors of Virtue. I had some dinner and watched 2 episodes of Ressha Sentai ToQger. Yes, they may have been cheesy and kind of formulaic but, it was full of energy and you cared about the main characters. And it will be more likely and by more fondly remembered then this film