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ReBoot TV Show Revival Trailer Doesn’t Feel Like The Original
The reboot of the ‘90s animated CG television series looks like half Power Rangers half unwatchable teen angst.
The original ReBoot wasn’t perfect, but for a lot of kids growing up in the ‘90s, the first fully-CG animated show seemed like a glimpse into the future.
Next month, Netflix will debut ReBoot: The Guardian Code, a mix of live action and CG that might leave some fans scratching their heads. In the show, four teenagers are recruited by a computer system named V.E.R.A to become guardians and protect the world from cyber attacks. The debut trailer is a little cringeworthy, but we’ll leave final judgement up to you.
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