Scott Erickson

Everything you'd expect from someone who unironically names their child "Harley Quinn." The writing is simple, shallow and cringy, forcing "borrowed" one-liners from other "nerd sources" into any chance it gets, regardless if it actually fits. It's very clear the goal of this was to bait everyone in with a chance at seeing He-Man and then show off some GIRLPOWER instead of just being honest that it would be a show about Teela who comes off as obnoxious. Funny enough, I was never really the biggest fan of He-man but this was just insulting to its audience and I really can't imagine what kind of person would enjoy it though I'm sure Smith is sitting quite smug in his echo chamber entirely certain it must be the audiences fault.

It looks great but the stories a complete disaster and personally that's the most important thing. Characters are completely nonsensical at times, even for a dystopian story. Frankly it just feels like a real far cry from the original. I gave it 2 stars because it looked nice but really it has no replay value and luckily I was able to sell it on for 3/4th what I paid so no big loss.