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Having seen the majority of the remakes of He Man since the original 80s version, most of them suck compared to the original IMO, particularly Masters of the Universe: Revolution that was on Netflix last year.
Thoughts?
Which was your fave version of He Man? 80s, or the more modern ones?
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Which was your fave version of He Man? 80s, or the more modern ones?
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Which was your fave version of He Man? 80s, or the more modern ones?
I enjoyed the original series at the time, and Skeletor is stil a cult classic villain.
The 2003 series I couldn't really get into, especially not when it was discontinued after two seasons, leaving any plot unresolved.
As for the two series that came out on Netflix recently.. While I didn't enjoy the CGI and re-use of animation (ironic, given the show's origins..), it kinda grew on me... in a sense that I wanted to watch it to completion; or well, as complete as it's gotten so far, since there's clearly another season coming...
I enjoyed Masters of the Universe; it was a nice journey back to the Eternia of the old days, without bringing us yet another reboot. Mark Hamill was a great Skeletor, and it was nice to see a deeper exploration of some of the lore; hoping we'll get a new season of that soon.
The 2003 series I couldn't really get into, especially not when it was discontinued after two seasons, leaving any plot unresolved.
As for the two series that came out on Netflix recently.. While I didn't enjoy the CGI and re-use of animation (ironic, given the show's origins..), it kinda grew on me... in a sense that I wanted to watch it to completion; or well, as complete as it's gotten so far, since there's clearly another season coming...
I enjoyed Masters of the Universe; it was a nice journey back to the Eternia of the old days, without bringing us yet another reboot. Mark Hamill was a great Skeletor, and it was nice to see a deeper exploration of some of the lore; hoping we'll get a new season of that soon.
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