By Jill Sperling

Power Rangers impact on downtown considered mostly positive

Apr 17, 2016 | 4:56 PM

KAMLOOPS — Film crews for the Power Rangers movie will be leaving the area later this week, allowing Angel Grove to morph back into Kamloops. 

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According to Film commissioner Victoria Weller of the Thompson-Nicola Film Commission, there have been a few complaints about street closures but so far it’s mostly been a positive experience for the city. 

“Some services report increase in sales, some say, ‘well, a little bit down but not significantly,’” Weller said. “Overall it’s been a great experience, so many kids have come down to watch. People have never seen anything like this before.”

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Weller said hosting a production of this size could help promote the region to other film makers.