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Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (2000)
The Power Rangers return to Earth... but not like you've ever seen them before. Stationed at an underwater command base, the Rangers are now part of a super-secret Lightspeed Rescue Squad. Their mission? To battle for justice... fight against evil... and make the world a monster-free zone. Armed with the coolest, most powerful zords ever, the Power Rangers are using amazing trains, trucks and helicopters - whatever it takes - to get the job done!
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The Power Rangers return to Earth... but not like you've ever seen them before. Stationed at an underwater command base, the Rangers are now part of a super-secret Lightspeed Rescue Squad. Their mission? To battle for justice... fight against evil... and make the world a monster-free zone. Armed with the coolest, most powerful zords ever, the Power Rangers are using amazing trains, trucks and helicopters - whatever it takes - to get the job done!
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Genre:Family
Written By:Judd Lynn
In Theaters:4/18/2000
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Saban Entertainment, Toei Company
Cast
Ryuta Tasaki
Director
Mike Chaturantabut
Chad Lee
Sean Cw Johnson
Carter Grayson
Keith D. Robinson
Joel Rawlings
Sasha Williams
Kelsey Winslow
Alison MacInnis
Dana Mitchell
Ron Roggé
Captain Mitchell
Monica Louwerens
Ms. Fairweather
Diane Salinger
Queen Bansheera (voice)
Neil Kaplan
Diabolico (voice)
Jennifer L. Yen
Vypra
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