In our view, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie keeps its focus squarely on fun, action, and campy charm. Character diversity is present but handled as incidental rather than agenda-driven, and roles arent rewritten to fit modern ideological demands. The story is pure 90s superhero cheese, with little sign of narrative hijacking for ideological purposes.

Traditional heroics, friendship, teamwork, and a respect for mentorship are all celebrated, not undermined. Masculinity and femininity are presented in a classic Saturday morning adventure style, with no overt attempts to subvert gender roles or rewrite cultural foundations. It plays things safe and cheerful, far from today’s usual woke overhauls.

There’s no heavy-handed ideology here. While villains are typically cartoonish, the film lacks any overt effort to villainize traditional perspectives or present a single worldview. While inclusive, it isn’t preachy or judgmental toward alternative viewpoints, just action-packed fun.