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Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters - AniMat's Review (Patreon)

Published:
2020-11-11 20:01:02
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2020-11-13 22:12:10
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2026-06
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They can fight crime on Netflix, but what they want to really be is quite a stretch

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Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters Review | It's No Spider-Man

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Anonymous

I initially had no interest in watching this because I thought it looked really dumb but when I clicked on this review I actually thought about giving it a chance until you said that it ended on a cliffhanger so now I honestly don’t see a point in watching this since I hate when shows end on a cliffhanger

Hugo Segal
>>47546164

"Hey Arnold!" concluded on a cliffhanger with the mystery about Arnold's parents and where they are. It would take over a decade to tie those loose ends.

Anonymous

So, what’s your point?

Hugo Segal

Funny how in Mat's "Spectacular Spider-Man" review, he notes that the character models in that series resembled the ones from "Kim Possible" (a series he should review someday even if he wasn't a fan way back when) because although Victor Cook wasn't a crew member on "KP," take a look at some of his credits: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0177328/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0.

Hugo Segal
>>47546696

Very few series with character-driven story arcs ending on a cliffhanger ever resolve them. I guess that's what we have comic books for!

Kenneth Stoddard

I didn’t know about the toy or the series on Netflix. I am surprise however that this series was made by David Cook, the man behind The Spectacular Spider-Man aka the best Spider-Man series out there. Anyways, from the way you talk about this series is somewhat interesting, but too similar to Spectacular Spider-Man in comparison. I don’t know if I’ll be up for watching the series now that I find it too similarly, but it most likely that I will give it a pass. Although I do like to see another season of Spectacular Spider-Man since I am a big Spider-Man fan and only if Sony and Disney can work out a deal to make this happen with Ultimate Spider-Man 2017’s Spider-Man made by Disney looked bad in comparison. For this series, I’ll give it a pass since I’m not familiar with the toy franchise anyway and I never played with it back as a kid. Nice review though.

Justin Monti

Ok seriously, what is it with animated series from David Cook getting cancelled after season two? First it was Spectacular Spider-Man and then this, what’s next? But in all seriousness, I did here about this series on Netflix. I wasn’t that interested in checking it out, but after watching this review, I think I'm gonna give it a pass. I mean if the show ended on a cliffhanger, what’s the point of watching it. While I understand what it was trying to do, it can’t recapture the same magic Spectacular Spider-Man had. It also really does have a similar animation style to Spectacular Spider-Man. It is kinda a shame because I do think Stretch Armstrong has potential to have a good animated series. Hasbro has a pretty good track record when it comes to animated series based on their toy lines. I mean if Hasbro was able to turn My Little Pony into a worldwide phenomenon thanks to Friendship is Magic, then they have potential to do something pretty cool with Stretch Armstrong. Definitely a nice review dude.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Not to be too harsh but from Spectacular Spiderman to this? Poor David Cook.