A no budget masterpiece; deliriously inventive, clever, profound and existential three hour film shot in a tiny, grassy patch. The closest comparison might to be Evangelion, the way big apocalyptic level events come to feel like personal reckonings against death and our place in the universe, but filtered through a Power Rangers fan film.
It is also constantly hilarious; zippy, sarcastic and dry yet each joke adds something to this too. The gag reel becoming a poignant moment at the…