Dacre firmly believes there will be a new Power Rangers film in the near future, but says “there’s nothing on the way” for him and the rest of the 2017 cast.
The 25-year-old star played Red Ranger in director Dean Israelite’s film, which also starred Aladdin star Naomi Scott.
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In an interview with Yahoo Movies UK to publicize the romantic comedy The Broken Hearts Gallery, he provided some main points about the long-term big screen franchise.
He said: “I think there’s news that some other company had bought Saban. I don’t know who Array is.
“I think they’re combining another cast and they’re going to do like a $ 60 million (£ 47 million) edit with another take again. I don’t think it’s an original story.
In May 2018, Hasbro bought the rights to the Power Rangers and other Saban characters for a $522 million (408 million pound) contract.
Montgomery has made it clear that whatever the long term of any new movie franchise, he and the rest of his friends are unlikely to get dressed again.
“As far as we’re concerned, I’m not going to give them false hope,” he said. “There’s nothing, nothing in the pipe. “
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Power Rangers was split into a disappointing 49% approval score on Rotten Tomatoes.
The site’s consensus says the film “has neither the arousal countryside of its television predecessor nor the successful action of its film superhero competitors, and unfortunately never manages to pass Turbo a time of intelligent morphine. “
The film also struggled to light up at the box office, earning only $142 million (111 million pounds) internationally with a giant budget of $100 million (78 million pounds), wasting the studio on about $74 million (58 million pounds).
The Israelite director blamed the PG-13 soundtrack for the film’s monetary problems, suggesting that a more child-friendly PG would have helped sell the franchise.
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At The Broken Hearts Gallery, he and Blockers gave the impression of starring Geraldine Viswanathan in a quintessential New York romantic comedy.
The film is in British cinemas from September.