@johnsonalexander150 NOTHING about this series was compelling :joy::rofl::joy::rofl:.... I find it so telling that those of your ilk never want to create something brand new, but you're ALWAYS willing to take what someone else created and deconstruct it and/or destroy it to push an ideological narrative. so compelling....:grimacing:
And FYI: criticizing something as 'terrible' because IT IS terrible is not "dude bro tear tantrums". it's simply criticizing
@johnsonalexander150 You do realize that a lot of the people pissed off (like yours truly) are WOMEN who were fan of the original and the 2002 version, right? Not only is this not He-Man, and disrespects the male fans, it slaps the female fans in the face as well by making a formerly strong heroic female character (Teela) into a totally unlikable selfish bitch, even going to far as to remove any of her feminine traits (both physical ones like long hair and curves, and more ephemeral feminine traits like her big sisterly attitude she used to have). She's effectively just a dude with tits in this show.
@kaisaria once again I say, this is not Twitter I’m not going to sit here and argue my review with you. Almost every other review is harsh, critical, and in my opinion over the top. I’m sorry it’s not what you expected or hoped for but sometimes things change. This is my review, I liked it. I liked it more because people were mad and I happen to like progressive, feminist forward media. That’s it, that’s my review. Feel free to post your own which I won’t comment and argue with, let me be the one person in fifth that likes something and hopefully my review will be seen by somebody and will encourage them to watch it, rather than listen to the fifty people who aren’t watching it for what it is and are stuck with their childhood memories. Sometimes things are not for you and that’s okay,
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Shout by Alexander JohnsonVIP 3BlockedParent2021-07-26T00:33:54Z
Nothing tastes as good as salty dude bro tears, honestly watching all these men have a tantrum makes this even better.
As a nineties kid I never watched HeMan, and honestly it’s too dated for me to enjoy at this point, so I am coming in fresh here. But this is amazing animation, and incredible voice talent.
The story is compelling and enjoyable, with twists and wonderful female empowerment. This is modern animation at its finest and I am very invested in the future of this program.
I hope to see queer representation also as was done with She-Ra.