Masters Of The Universe Vs The Snake Men Full Movie In Hindi 1080p Download

Masters Of The Universe Vs. The Snake Men Full Movie In Hindi 1080p Download

On the planet Eternia, a young prince gains the ability to become a powerful warrior to defend Castle Greyskull against the dark lord Skeletor.
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2002) premiered on Cartoon Network on August 16, 2002. Eternia is a world of myth, sorcery and advanced technology where epic heroes accomplish remarkable deeds, strange creatures roam the world, and malevolent enemies wreak havoc. Deep within Castle Greyskull lies the repository of universal knowledge hidden long ago by the Elders of Eternia. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe defend Castle Greyskull and all of Eternia from the tyrannical Skeletor and his Evil Warriors.
He-man and MOTU 2002 Version awakens nostalgic feelings on those who were fans of the original 1983 He-man and MOTU. The show is really well made and has a great cast of Voice Actors and Actresses. The characters are mostly 98% similar to their 1983 counterparts with a few exceptions of course. Fans of the original He-man and MOTU might find a few references to the original series like the show's Intro Speech by Adam, Cringer's pose in the Cringer/Battlecat Transformation. The show is a bit more action packed than it's '80s counterpart. Skeletor was fearsome back then now he's a force to be reckoned with. Now you can see the difference between Adam and He-man. Some characters have gotten more important than before like Teela. Other characters have lost their chemistry like Orko and Man-At-Arms, and I liked their chemistry. A few things that are missing from the original are the theme song which is etched into my mind, He-mans echo(Thank goodness it's gone because it was annoying sometimes) and the Morals at the end. But nonetheless it's one great show for He-man Veterans and Newcomers alike. I only wish that Cartoon Network could show back to back episodes of He-man the 1983 and the 2002 versions...
I was born in 1983 (the same year the original series first came out) so it&#39;s not too far of a stretch to say that I literally grew up with it, in any case it remains one of my all time favourites. So, when I heard they were coming out with a remake I was hopeful, but skeptical. I&#39;ve seen too many fall flat and too many are blatant money ploys with little bearing on the original (like a certain movie that I won&#39;t name.).<br/><br/>That said, when I first watched the series I was pleasantly surprised. This is obviously a labour of love that gives as much respect to old schoolers like myself as it does to those who have never even heard of Eternia. I was amazed to see the amount of detail, from Evil-Lynn&#39;s hair to the long standing Keldor/Skeletor rumour, that was brought into it.<br/><br/>The characterization is also terrific and they&#39;ve even expanded on as are many of the details and relationships that weren&#39;t as heavily addressed in the old one. The animation is much richer and smoother and the series lacks the classic &quot;80s cheese&quot; (oh well).<br/><br/>Not to say that there aren&#39;t some points that I don&#39;t think work well ie: my biggest problem is Cringer not talking, though that&#39;s a rant I&#39;ve done elsewhere. <br/><br/>This is a strong series that I&#39;ve really enjoyed up to now and is, so far, a worthy successor to the original.

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