Jeanskynebu the audience applauded

Smartorhypo Highly Overrated But Still Good

Benas Mcloughlin Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

Phillipa Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

meandmyself-51106 While a good reboot stays true to the source material, DuckTales' makes changes to what didn't work and manages to successfully improve on the already great 80's show, making it dare I say better than the original serie.What worked in the 80's DuckTales is kept practically unchanged, notably Launchpad McQuack being completely untouched, and what didn't - and only what didn't - is improved upon, like Webby going from generally annoying to enjoyable.The pace has been hastened a little, which is actually a welcomed change from the old show that was honestly really slow, too slow at times, to one that's more dense while still taking its time.Of course it's not perfect : the computer animation, while cleaner, won't win everybody's hearts. But despite all the skepticism I had after disappointing reboots, DuckTales' is pretty much the best one the serie could've hoped for.

gryyt I'll say it straight away; I have never seen a single episode of the original 80s cartoon. I started watching this one because the original Ducktales was supposed to be a really good show, and everyone was saying that the new one was also supposed to be really good. I just finished watching season 1, and I cannot wait for the second season. In my opinion every character is likable in their own way, whether they're interesting or just plain funny, and I like the idea of combining an overarching plot with mini stories for each episode. I like the concept of a character (the mother) not only being missing, but seemingly being erased from existence, with any trace of her hidden away and never spoken of. I also think Lena is a pretty interesting character, with that mysterious shadow creature that she seems reluctantly loyal to. But as awesome as it is, I just hope it isn't dragged on for too long like a lot of modern cartoons (such as Spongebob and the Fairly Odd Parents) seem to, and that it actually has a conclusion eventually. SERIOUSLY recommendable, whether you've seen the original or not.

pachomar84 As a fan of the original series (yes, I'm 33) I gotta say this is an awesome reboot. The characters are well revamped for 30 years later. There's the original opening (one of my favorites ever) All characters are there (some of them appearing episode by episode) and the inclusion of Donald makes it more fun I'm not ashamed to say this i one of the best animated reboot done, and I gladly watch which which some laughter from nostalgia Definitely recommended for old fans and new fans!

Eric Stevenson Looking at the kid's cartoon of the 1980's, I believe that this website lists "DuckTales" as having the highest score of any cartoon of the entire decade and looking back, I certainly agree. I remember owning VHS tapes of the original show when I was really little. I recall seeing the new intro for the show which fortunately kept the same theme song which is among the catchiest of all time. The animation style is all brand new but it's still authentic to the original series. Having seen just the first two episodes, I'm blown away at how amazing they are. Thank you, Disney XD for another great show! If "Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil" was the next "Gravity Falls", is this the next "Star Vs."? This may in fact be even better than the original. In the original, the character Webigail wasn't really that interesting. She wasn't bad, she was more like a stereotypical little girl. This version, on the other hand is way smarter and is an action girl all the way! Thank you for improving this character! We even get more screen time with Donald Duck which was oddly lacking from the original show a lot. We even get some new villains or henchman of Flintheart Glomgold.My only complaint is that Huey, Dewey, and Louie's voices are a bit too mature. We even get shout outs to locations in other Disney cartoons from around the same time period. A new universe they're creating, perhaps? I just love all the constant movements and action. They're not doing that much to make the show relevant again by changing any personalities and it's working perfectly! Everyone is in character or better than they were before and I see the beginning of an awesome show! ****