@grif - it means shit

@ComicsBornAndBred - Had no idea she was 18 though. lol

@OptimusPrimeTime -

It'd be cool if he's involved, but it depends how they approach the story. Meaning, if it's a legit reboot and they start anew/fresh, it's likely a cameo to separate itself from the past Rangers, but in a pivotal/important role. Or, he could have a significant role and maybe he trains/mentors the new Rangers to pass the torch.
If it's a legit reboot, I think it'd be interesting to have him play Zordon and be the first Power Ranger. He defeats Rita & traps her in the space dumpster, but sacrifices his life/physical form and becomes an eternal floating/talking head. Over the centuries that follow, with the help of Alpha, Zordon designs/creates the Power Rangers' suits, morphers, Zords, etc. in case Rita ever escapes, since he won't physically be able to stop her himself.

I believe they need to remake/adapt the Green Ranger storyline. It's a great idea since it's arguably the best Power Rangers storyline. It's be a great homage to the original series or it would be a great story for new fans & fans who haven't seen it before. You get the Green Ranger & DragonZord and you get redemption arc with the White Ranger & TigerZord.
One change they could make from the original story, maybe it's not one evil Power Ranger, but two! They could be brother & sister or just a boy & girl, if they want them to be a couple or potential couple. And not only do they both of their own badass Zords, like the Power Rangers' Zords, their Zords can unite to form a MegaZord too!! Their MegaZord could be bigger, similar size or smaller&faster, so long as it's a formidable match to the Rangers' MegaZord.

Just some ideas off the top of the ole head. Feel free to hire me to help write/consult/advise on Rangers' film(s), Lionsgate!

@LEVITIKUZ - if you actually watched the damn show (all of it) you would understand why it has such a large fan base.

@LEVITIKUZ - Somebody who watched it a few times as a kid, and has not watched the since. You can't call it bad until you really watch it.