From internationally renowned fanfiction author/filmmaker Terrell Quentin Rogers.
Who was in the wrong here?
>Plagiarism in Lionsgate Films Power Rangers re-boot taking ideas from The Forgotten Ranger. People are waking up.. If you hate corruption and people’s ideas being stolen then join the boycott against the upcoming Power Rangers re-boot.
>Ever since Terrell Quentin Rogers met with a producer from Lionsgate back in 2014 strange things were happening with the Lionsgate Films Power Rangers film. Now the world is starting to notice the plagiarism in the PR-reboot movie taking from TQR’s online global hit short story. Phase one of Corporate Red will be released worldwide on screen Oct 2017 and a big feature on May 3rd, 2019. Here’s some of the plagiarism done by Lionsgate in the upcoming Power Rangers film.
>Here’s some of the plagiarism done by Lionsgate in the upcoming Power Rangers film.
>Red Ranger height similar to Corporate Red. – In Power Rangers re-boot both black and blue are taller than red. In The Forgotten Ranger Green, White, Lavender and Gold are taller than red.
>Cultural team > The Corporate Rangers a cultural group of individuals picked up off the streets. The team featured races of black, white, latino and asian.
>Name Change? >Back in Oct 2015 there were reports that Lionsgate Films weren’t going to use the original names for the upcoming re-boot which had many to believe that the company is stealing the names of The Forgotten Ranger. What is more alarming is the cast as well. Zack is an American name, yet an Asian is cast as Zack?? Trini is an Asian name and a hispanic cast as Trini?? This doesn’t make sense at all. What were the other names Lionsgate planned on using that they didn’t want to reveal?
Aiden Wilson
>Yellow Ranger being lesbian – The Yellow Ranger is a lesbian in Power Rangers re-boot. In a non-released script for the upcoming live action Corporate Red Terrell shared a script he wrote with multiple producers including a producer from Lionsgate Films featuring both Green and Lavender becoming lesbians after Red rejects both of them for a hangout. In the short story readers are split on if Green and Lavender are gay. While the two are extremely close it was unsure in The Forgotten Ranger short story. The upcoming live action however there is a script where they are are gay and a script where there just best friends and nothing more.
>Rita being Green Ranger equivalent to Corporate Green – This was the smoking gun when it was revealed in photos that Rita’s green costume was no coincidence and that her staff has the green morpher which will turn Rita into the Green Ranger. Long before the script was written for PR re-boot and long before it went into production The Forgotten Ranger featured a female version of a green ranger, Corporate Green. Corporate Green will also be in the upcoming CR live action debut this Oct 2017.
Isaiah Wood
>Cursing – The Corporate Rangers besides their heroics were also famous for their dirty foul mouths. All the Corporate Rangers except Red, Yellow and Lavender were very foul mouth. Awhile back there was a R rated fan Power Rangers film that was successful but the sequel was later shut down by Saban. However the upcoming PR re-boot has cursing. Saban/Power Rangers rule has been to never have cursing. Strange?
>Iron Man and Spider-man Reference (Now they’re in trouble) -In the first ever online release of The Forgotten Ranger Corporate Red meets Tony Stark in a secret ending leading off to the ending of Age of Ultron when Tony Stark leaves Avengers Facility in his car. In the secret Corporate Red ending CR meets with Stark. Stark tells CR about the vision shown to him by Scarlett Witch of the dark future (Infinity War). CR informs Tony Stark that Bucky Barnes killed his father and also gives him details about Spider-man. This was written way before the Civil War script was written and went into production. In Civil War we do learn Bucky Barnes did killed Stark father, but Stark finds out in a different way. However Stark never reveals how he knows about the identity of Spider-man. Corporate Red secret? In the same secret ending both Stark and CR agree to keep their alliance secret. Why is PR-reboot making references to Spider-man and Iron Man? Why do the suits look like Iron Man? Why are the Power Rangers in the ads landing like Iron Man? Is this a dirty cheap shot at Corporate Red/The Forgotten Ranger?
Connor Morris
>plagiarize a genre from Japan >create soulless, repetitive episodes >create copy pasted reboot after reboot >plagiarized a script to the major reboot
Oliver Mitchell
Jimmy Kimmel even called them out. THEY CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!
Hunter Robinson
Are all fan fiction writers this delusional?
Juan King
> delusional
Uh, do delusional people have IMDb pages for their high profile Hollywood movies? I think nay.
Do delusional people get recognized as the character from their internationally renowned short story at Popeyes Chicken franchises in the Bronx? I think nay.
Christopher Cook
Each day my hatred for humanity grows and grows
Austin Barnes
>this thread
Elijah Allen
>internationally renowned fanfiction author
Owen Thompson
Holy fuck how deep does this go?
Thomas Sullivan
>Green and Lavender becoming lesbians after Red rejects both of them for a hangout. that's not how it works
Liam Gray
Sure it does if you definition of lesbian is 'trying to make him jealous'
Some fanfic authors do get deluded enough to think hollywood is ripping them off. And the truth is some do lift some ideas from the fandom, thats part of the risk of writing fanfic. An entire plagiarization of a fanwork never happens. Usually the author of the work is contacted and hired to write. It happend with shows like Xena.
Eli Ward
>plagiarize a genre from Japan
It's not plagiarism if you buy the rights to it dipshit. Stop hating on based Saban just because he's GASP jewish...
Luke Phillips
Pretty sure that isn't the case with this guy. He's hardcore deluded, but he somehow gets people to buy into his bullshit. He has an IMDb page for his "movie" that somehow has a bunch of NYC actors attached.
A friend of a friend actually put me in touch with him around a year ago. No idea how this person first came in contact with him, but they passed it along to me saying he was auditioning people for something Marvel was allegedly attached to, and wanted to know if I'd be interested in meeting with him. Alarm bells went off immediately, because that's not how studios like Marvel run auditions, but I thought whatever, it was on a Saturday in Midtown, and I had nothing better to do, so I may as well check it out. I'll greentext the rest...
>Show up to the building and head up to the rehearsal space where there's maybe thirty or so actors and some of the """""crew""""" attached to the """""""film"""""""" >Terrell isn't there yet. According to a guy from """"""""NBC"""""""", he hadn't finished xeroxing the sides we were to audition with >20 minutes go by, and we're all chatting with each other. The NYC acting community is pretty small, and a lot of us knew each other so we chatted a bit >One actress I know tells me she read the script. It's a power rangers thing. >I think, okay this is obviously a scam. Power Rangers is not a fucking Marvel property, and there's already a high profile reboot in the can at the moment. >Before I can leave, Terrell shows up. He's nervous and shady, but he has the scripts and starts his pitch >Says his movie is based on a short story that got big online called "The Forgotten Ranger". Said he had a major following and was meeting with studios to auction the rights. Said he had interest from Netflix and Marvel >Apparently he was unaware that Netflix works with Marvel
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Aaron Cook
>Blacks cant be autis--
Angel Sullivan
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Noah Watson
>He hands us all the sides we're supposed to audition with, which are really just full copies of the script in its entirety >He splits us up according to role, and asks us to look over the script and wait outside >Nothing in the script is highlighted or marked up that would give us any indication of what scene we would be reading for the audition >script is rife with spelling errors and profanity, which doesn't really seem like Marvel's thing >Movie opens with "Corporate Red", whose secret identity is Terrell's name, and is to be played by Terrell, telling the story of how he was a "Forgotten" superhero who saved Brooklyn from the Chitauri "InVasion" (always inexplicably spelled with a capital V) that happened in the Avengers movie, but didn't get credit for it and got depressed >Whatever impulse I had to leave up until this point has vanished. This is fucking fascinating and I really want to see where it goes. >I'm talking with a few people who also realize this is fake as all hell, and Terrell and co. keep popping out, looking us over nervously, and going back into the audition room >After 10 or so minutes of this, the "NBC" dude walks outside kind of embarrassed looking and tells us Terrell didn't really have a plan for what the audition was going to be, and so they are trying to come up with a game plan >After a while they come back out. And ask us to come inside >They've cleared away all of the chairs and shit, and they ask if any of us have seen power rangers before >yeah, fucking every one has seen power rangers at some point. >Cool. Terrell says we're going to be improvising a power rangers fight sequence >Designates some people power rangers, and other people bad guys >Then asks us to fight, but not hit each other "for real"
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Julian Thompson
>internationally renowned fanfiction
uwotm8
Michael Martin
rekt
Kevin Hernandez
>they plagiarized the heights of the power rangers
Schizophrenia confirmed
Sebastian Clark
this is great
Daniel Diaz
>First group goes while the rest of us watch >They really get into it, fighting each other like their careers depended on it. Actors are broken people >Our turn comes up. I tell him thanks but no thanks. >A week or so goes by and I get a text asking if I'd like to come in for another audition. No idea how he got my number. Tell him he's a crazy person, so I'm good. >Look up """"""""NBC""""""""" guy later. Turns out he was a camera person at a local news affiliate in Yonkers. >lel >Many many moons pass, I get a message from a friend who had been at the audition >Terrell's movie has an IMDb page now with actors attached >wtf. How?
He's got a lot of interesting stuff online. A bunch of petitions with a like 10 signatures asking Marvel to draft his character into the MCU and shit like that. I have no idea how people actually fall for this shit. It boggles the mind.
Nathan Adams
isn't fanfiction plagiarism by definition?
Anthony Wright
>went into this thread thinking it's real and waiting to circlejerk hating on a big hollywood studio like a boss >turns up the guy is actually autistic and has no basis to his claims
Gabriel Nelson
Donald Trump has an IMDb page, so yes?
Parker Walker
Why "Corporate"?
Angel Ross
Hey, at least he's been in movies, though I'm pretty sure exclusively as himself and usually only like 2 minutes at a time
Jace Lewis
Oh man, I left that out of the green text but it's the best part. Apparently in his short story, a bunch of powerful Wall Street people get together after 9/11 to create their own team of Power Rangers to insure that there could never be another 9/11. So the group is called "The Corporate Rangers"
Austin Davis
lol
Juan Nelson
I would rather watch this than the actual reboot.
Benjamin Murphy
I find super powers a lot more believable than a bunch of wall street giving a shit
Evan Diaz
Insecurity is bad for market growth
Lincoln Gonzalez
Click on the authors name and heaps of crazy ramblings come up. This guy is mental.
Logan Watson
That's a fair point. The story, as far as I'm aware, doesn't even really go into how they gave them the powers, either. It is just assumed that if you are a wealthy corporatist, you have can make your own power rangers because why wouldn't that be the case?
Dylan Parker
The first thing that comes up when you google him is a site called "Dating Psychos", so that says something.
Levi Young
Well in Marvel that's sort of true (particularly for villains when the hero is rich). In this case I imagine it was more like they paid the Power Rangers to have some decals on their armor
Hudson Rogers
> The Corporate Rangers a cultural group of individuals picked up off the streets. >The team featured races of black, white, latino and asian.
Literally so did EVERY Power Rangers team since the first season.
Owen King
Well unless you count the Japanese ones, but the picked off the street part might be true
Aiden Long
>Terrell has been keeping updates of the same female for over five years. The female is his ex who just turned 18 when they met. He claimed he was cheated on but he's not the one that left the relationship. He was possessive, controlling, manipulative, careless, judgmental, and hated anyone who was "wordly". When he couldnt conform someone to being a jehova's witness, he'd get angry at personal views which was the major problem in his relationship. He was 21 going on 22 and dated an 18 year old in another state. So it was okay to break up without worries...WRONG! He called obsessively every day and night non stop, harassing the exes grandmother and other relatives. he's even gone so far as to threaten the family's lives.
JFC
Carson Carter
>allegedly a writer >can barely write coherent sentences
Oliver Barnes
He can write a story in six words.
Mason Adams
AND he was instrumental in getting Moonlight it's best picture win.
Adrian Rogers
He clearly has mental health problems which just makes this sad.
James Anderson
OR...It is all true and you are the one with mental health issues.
Gabriel Wright
Huh, maybe there's something actually there. I mean, if I was going to steal something, I'd steal it from some delusional sperg who everyone would think is crazy.
>>Terrell's movie has an IMDb page now with actors attached >wtf. How?
That's interesting and I wonder if HE is the one getting scammed. You can't just submit anything and get an IMDb page, you need some sort of evidence that the film is either complete and has screened publicly, or you need evidence that it is a legitimate movie in production. One random crazy guy would not be able to pull it off by himself.
Evan Ross
68 characters:
1. Iron Man 2. Captain America 3. Thor 4. Doctor Strange 5. Ms. Marvel 6. Spider-man 7. Hawkeye 8. Black Widow 9. Scarlett Witch 10. Vision. 11. Black Panther 12. Buck Barnes 13. Hulk 14. Ant-man 15. Wasp 16. Dr. Hank Pym 17. Janet/original Wasp 18. Nick Fury 19. Agent Maria Hill 20. Agent Coulson 21. Agent Simmons 22. Agent Fitz 23. Wong 24. Star Lord 25. Gamorra 26. Drax 27. Rocket Raccoon 28. Groot 29. Nebula 30. Yondu
Sounds legit.
Henry Lewis
31 Cyclops 32. Wolverine 34. Storm 34. Jean Grey 35. Gambit 36. Rogue 37. Jubilee 38. Beast 39. Morph 40. Colossus 41. Kitty Pryde 42. Iceman 43. Professor Charles Xavier 44, Magneto 45. Reed Richards 46. Sue Storm 47. Johnny Storm 48. The Thing
>Marvel Studios does not of the rights to any of these characters.
Angel Murphy
It's possible.
Asher Wilson
This is genuine autism
Thomas Diaz
Maybe by an extreme definition, but usually Fanfiction is creating a story in an established universe and is an original work of sorts using copyrighted characters.
Mason Barnes
This is good dialogue.
TERRELL (CONT’D) I may not know that much about computers on the inside. I do however have the intelligence of knowing the difference between right and wrong. Unlike a certain technological billionaire out there who gained his fortune on weapons of mass destruction. Terrell gets up from his computer desk and walks towards his desk drawer. TERRELL (CONT’D) I get it I'm not like the elite superheroes. I'm basically the outcast. I’m the little guy. The skinny superhero they call me. I'm different, unique, just not on their level of fame. But I am no different from them when it comes to protecting the public. Every superhero started off from somewhere right? Steve Rogers was once a skinny guy training to join the military before he was juiced up on a super soldier serum to become Captain America. When did all of a sudden did superheroes become gods? Not all superheroes are billionaires like Tony Stark.
