Masters Of The Universe: Revelation - Netflix

Yes, its exactly the same voice as Joker.

its kinda starts at 10

The 2002 series was good, from what I remember.

I guess a way to look at this series is (full Part 1 spoilers)

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Yeah after what happened, Teela makes it about her ignoring the king and queen losing their son and the kingdom losing its champion.

In this case I'd say it's ones giving bad user reviews due to the Teela:He-Man radio. And paid reviewers probably didn't want to make the same complaint for fear of being called sexist.

I think usually about now Kevin Smith and/or Sarah Michelle Gellar would be getting death threats. Or is that just for videogames?

The show itself is decent. It's not amazing but the story isn't bad and there are some very nice moments in it. I watched it with my 8 year old who loved it. (He even chose to keep watching the last 3 episodes in a row, over getting back to his usual media preference of Roblox reviews on youtube. So it obviously really captivated him.) But for He-man to come back pretty much without He-man is going to be genuinely disappointing for fans. If these episodes were an arc in the middle of a returned series, I think they'd have been far less divisive. For He-man to come back, immediately get rid of He-man, Adam and Skeletor, then completely sideline all the male characters in favour of having the only two female warrior characters go on a mission at the behest of the only other female main character, alongside a brand new character, also female. While the multitude of male characters are sidelined or not even mentioned, is at least a little bit deliberately provocative.

And in any other show of the era, it could be argued as redressing the balance. If M.A.S.K. came back with an arc about Gloria Baker, Thundercats with a strong focus on Cheetara or, best of all, Defenders of the Earth based around Jeda it would be extremely satisfying for all of the middle aged women who loved these cartoons as kids but were always left feeling a bit on the edge of them, as the female characters were absolutely tokenistic and it was obvious that these shows weren't ever really made for us. But He-man had She-ra, not only a whole action show filled with female characters. But actually the slightly stronger of the two shows with a better animation budget and a little bit more depth to it's writing as writers like Joe Straczynski penned some of the episodes. Obviously it would be better not to have a 'boys show' and a 'girls show' but one show written for everyone to enjoy but back then, getting our own show was amazing and we've already had that rebooted. (Even if it was shÏte.) It's easy for me to understand why this has real annoyed so many old fans and it probably was done like this for no other reason than to generate exactly this controversy.

Lara Croft literally based off Indiana Jones then all well and good when you are oblivious to it it now seems hahahah.

Based off yes the same way Ghostbusters 2016 is based on Ghostbusters 1984 words fail you.

Still though, even this attempted amendment in desperation is an utter flop. Either you haven't played the video game or watched the films but in the first conception of both they are archaeologists who are on the hunt for various rare treasures and the countries that they head to for the most part are Peru,Greece and Egypt.

The Ghostbusters franchise was always set in New York, New York confirmed for the next one too.

I'm actually very confused about who is making what point now. But just thought I'd add to the confusion with a useless bit of trivia. The actual original Ghost Busters were two men called Kong and Spencer and their gorilla Tracy. Columbia Pictures had to buy the rights to the name Ghostbusters for the 1984 movie we all know and love, from Filmation who produced the original series. Then there was a whole cartoon war when Columbia also released a Ghostbusters cartoon based on their movie, which Filmation believed they had not sold the rights to. Filmation decided to release their own cartoon called Ghostbusters about Kong and Spencer's sons and Tracy. So Columbia had to rename their cartoon The Real Ghostbusters.

Filmation who made both of the gorilla ghost buster series also made He-man and She-ra. Joe Straczynski produced and wrote for both She-Ra with Filmation and The Real Ghostbusters for Columbia.

Tracy was apparently a male gorilla even though as a child I always assumed he was female. In at least two episodes of The Real Ghostbusters Janine put on a jumpsuit and busted some ghosts.

I think it's pretty clear that being the first 5 episodes in a two-part first season, it's designed to give focus to other characters so the show isn't all about He-Man, but the second half will be more about doing what's required to bring He-Man back to a level where he can defeat Skeletor.

They're not sidelining him, just knocking him down for a bit so he comes back stronger and overcomes the villain.

Their big mistake was splitting it into two parts. There's no need for that when the first season is likely only 10 episodes. They would have been better holding off and airing the season as a whole which would include He-Man coming back to power and being the primary hero in the story again.

Anyway, I think it's probably because I recently watched The Toys That Made Us, but they really seemed to enjoy getting as much fan service in as possible with vehicles and weapons and some minor character roles.

And the flying discs were from the film?

Not sure where the confusion lies?

Original point by the Terryduffster was that there would be outrage at a male Lara Croft to which he was informed actually she's based on indiana Jones, this was the intention stated many times by the games creator and easily searched.

Then out of nowhere he moved on that location was actually his gripe despite the levels in Tomb Raider randomly being set in the very same corners of the globe as Raiders of the lost Ark. Funny man.

Now there are bigger and more influential films that predate that franchise apparently and when asked to give examples he chooses King Solomons Mines,never seen the original but one of the remakes with Sharon Stone was off the back of Indiana Jones success and a complete rip off,the guys a character I'll give him that.

Never questioned why the cartoon was called the Real Ghostbusters when I was younger actually. Watched all the films very recently and the 2016 one defo cites being based on the 1984 concept it wasn't a poor movie because of the female direction it was a poor movie coz it just wasn't very good but at that tis only marginally worse than the original sequel whose formula was the very same as the first also.

I think some (most) of the controversy came from Clownfish tv giving a rough outline of the show, Kevin Smith saying they were wrong and it seems to turn out Clownfish were "right".

I say "right" as they have worded the tweet/artical to get a reaction/ager from fans.

funny if true