Steineded
How sad is this?
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Best movie ever!
Jakoba
True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.
Kinley
This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows
darkmagicianst
Some call it preachy. But hey I grew up with cartoons like He-man, She-RA, Bravestar & Captain Planet. It's nice to have a cartoon with a message and it's nice to have something you can call a quality cartoon(at least with the TV it's unfortunately true). What can children watch on TV now nothing that would be worth to say that has quality. To see that a cartoon teaches children values, what's wrong and what's right and also what can and can't be done. Also the way the cartoons were drawn it's more nice than the way it's drawn in some cartoons nowadays. I loved He-man and the masters of the universe and I still love it. Sorry to say but cartoons like it was the 80s He-man don't grow on trees. Although when you look low quality, middle quality or just average cartoons now those really need weeding. Sure we can say that the cartoon without a message doesn't exist but still there's something about the cartoons from the past that even generations that see it today admire. As much as the computer drawing era produces, when you show to children, teens, young adults and even adults the cartoons made before those which are made by computer always say wow. And as an honor to these cartoons I award this cartoon a 10!
Paul Magne Haakonsen
"He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" were and still are, to me, one of the best cartoons ever made.This is a classic tale of good vs. evil, where each single episode was a story in itself and it always had some morale to tell.The characters in the cartoon were colorful and very well fleshed out, both the good guys and the bad guys. You had strong heroes, wise heroes, those who ended up in bad situations because of bad luck, you had devious villains, plotting henchmen, and so on and so on. Every character brought something unique to the series, and it worked out very well.Even the re-make of the cartoon series around 2002 proved quite impressive to me as well.I grew up watching He-Man on TV, and I loved the show, I loved the toys, and I am still quite fond of "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe". This is a series that I return to ever so often for good old times and for the good entertainment. And it is something that I will pass on to my son.If you were born before the 80's, chances are that you know the He-Man cartoon, unless you were living under some isolated rock in a galaxy far, far away. If you were born after this glorious decade, you might not be familiar with "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe", and that is a tragedy. So you should do yourself the favor of actually purchasing the original 80's series on DVD or BluRay, and also get the 2002 series as well while you are at it. "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" is a timeless classic cartoon that is fun and exciting.Definitely one of my top favorites ever!
Brian Washington
This is another example of those infamous "super hero shows with a message". Fortunately, however, this came out right as that genre was winding down. Unfortunately, it was right at the forefront of another disturbing trend, the cartoon show as long form commercial. As another person commented, this show probably never would have made it if it weren't for all the tie-ins to the He-Man toy empire. Soon, shows like the Transformers, the Go Bots and other shows followed in He-Man's wake and instead of providing great entertainment for children, all we saw during that time were nothing but over-glorified advertisements. This show featured the worst of both of those genres and unfortunately for the next few years we were inundated with this type of garbage.
Doc_ock_4mugen
I remember when I was a kid watching He-man and the Masters of the Universe, and buying the action figures.After the show was canceled, He-Man remained as a cool cartoon in my memory. 15 years later I pick up one He-man 2002 Remake toy that had a 1983 episode included. He-man's still a great show with great characters and a great story after 19 years, sometimes the morals at the end of each show were a bit corny but it's a kid show. Lots of the characters are pretty real in comparison to other shows. He-man's cancelation had to do with " Senseless Violence" and it being a "30 min. Toy Advertisement" He-man wasn't as violent as some of today's "Kid Shows" like DBZ or PPG. Now there is a remake of the show which it's pretty cool and stuff but it doesn't beat the classic He-man. He-Man might have been a 30 min toy ad but, so is Pokemon and many others... Go and get yourself some he-man episodes and enjoy the best cartoon from the eighties... DO NOT WATCH THE Live action movie with Dolph...The Russian boxer from Rocky 4...
