A Closer Inspection of LGBT Characters in Film
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Power Rangers Dino Thunder: Collision Course (2004)
Reefside is in for radical change when a strange intergalactic meteor plunges to earth transforming the Power Rangers' personalities. Conner turns intellectual, Ethan gets into sports, and Kira develops a strong sense of fashion she's never known! While Dr. Oliver is freed from fossilization, he is stuck in morphed form, and Evil White Ranger and Mesogog unleash more treacherous trickery. The Power Rangers will have to rock with amped ATVs and super Dino-powered teamwork!
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Reefside is in for radical change when a strange intergalactic meteor plunges to earth transforming the Power Rangers' personalities. Conner turns intellectual, Ethan gets into sports, and Kira develops a strong sense of fashion she's never known! While Dr. Oliver is freed from fossilization, he is stuck in morphed form, and Evil White Ranger and Mesogog unleash more treacherous trickery. The Power Rangers will have to rock with amped ATVs and super Dino-powered teamwork!
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Genre:Action, Fantasy, Family
Written By:John Tellegen, Ann Austen, Douglas Sloan, Steve Slavkin
In Theaters:12/7/2004
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Buena Vista Television, Toei Company
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