He-Man and the Masters of the Universe

Serie TV
2021–2022
T
26min

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5,9/10

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Yuri Lowenthal in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2021)

Eternia's Prince Adam discovers the power of Grayskull and transforms into He-Man, Master of the Universe. A reimagining of the classic animated series.

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Il principe Adam di Eternia scopre il potere di Grayskull e si trasforma in He-Man, Padrone dell'Universo.Il principe Adam di Eternia scopre il potere di Grayskull e si trasforma in He-Man, Padrone dell'Universo.Il principe Adam di Eternia scopre il potere di Grayskull e si trasforma in He-Man, Padrone dell'Universo.

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- Robert David
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5,9/10

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In this series, He-Man repeatedly uses the catchphrase "Lightning Strike!". In the Eighties, another cartoon hero based on a toy-line used a similar line, "Lightning Strikes!", namely the title character from Jayce il cavaliere dello spazio (1985).

Citazioni
Eldress: To know yourself is to truly become a Master of the Universe.

Connessioni
Featured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: The Universally Lego Movie (2019)

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The Power is Ours
Performed by Ali Dee
Composed by Michael Kramer and Ali Dee

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7/10

A Reboot We Didn't Need, But It's OK.

Because it's a complete reboot, I'm giving it a lot of slack. If I were a kid today, I would probably love it. As an adult who grew up with the original, it's a bit disappointing.

They do give reasonable story lines to some of the changes they made, if a little cliché at times. I don't know that the cyberpunk feel is right for the property. It's grown on me over the 10 episodes, but it's still a little weird. It really bothers me that He-Man skips leg day. EVERY DAY IS LEG DAY! And the wannabe "imagine dragons" theme song is just awful.

Also, making the shift from a hero-focused story to an ensemble team story, somewhat reminiscent of power rangers dynamics, feels odd.

This is not at all the He-Man I grew up with, and it's not how I would have done a reboot. I don't believe we needed a hard reboot like this. The 200X series was the right way to do a reboot (and it had things I didn't love as well...) But it's not terrible, and it's orders of magnitude better than Kevin Smith's travesty.