The film follows five high school students, Jason Scott (Dacre Montgomery), Kimberly Hart (Naomi Scott), Trini Kwan (Becky G), Billy Cranston (RJ Cyler), and Zack Taylor (Ludi Lin), who discover mystical coins that grant them superhuman abilities. They are chosen to become the Power Rangers and protect the world from the villain Rita Repulsa (Elizabeth Banks), who seeks to obtain the Zeo Crystal to destroy all life on Earth.
In the climax of the film, the Power Rangers face off against Rita Repulsa, who has gained immense power and is now a formidable adversary. The Rangers struggle in their first encounter and realize that they need to work together as a team to unlock their full potential.
Zordon (Bryan Cranston), the former Red Ranger and now a digital consciousness guiding the team, provides guidance and support. Alpha 5 (voiced by Bill Hader), Zordon’s robotic assistant, also aids the Rangers in their training.
As Rita Repulsa approaches Angel Grove with her destructive plan, the Power Rangers don their iconic suits and pilot their giant robotic Zords to confront her. The Zords engage in an epic battle with Rita’s monster, Goldar, in the heart of the city.
In the final showdown, the Rangers combine their Zords to form the powerful Megazord. With teamwork and determination, they manage to defeat Rita Repulsa and Goldar, saving Angel Grove from destruction.
The film ends with the Power Rangers embracing their roles as protectors of the world. The team decides to continue their mission, and the movie hints at potential future adventures. The post-credits scene teases the introduction of the Green Ranger, setting up the possibility of a sequel.
“Power Rangers” received mixed reviews, with praise for its diverse cast and updated take on the classic franchise. The film aimed to appeal to both longtime fans and a new generation of viewers.