Strange they don't mention the Dolph Lundgren version in that article (unless I missed it?). But meh: I'd love to see a new He-Man movie! I've always loved wallowing in nostalgia, hence why a large chunk of my DVD collection comes straight out of the 80s (Thundercats, He-Man, Dogtanian etc, soon to be joined by Mysterious Cities of Gold! :D)

Good news for my recently arrived niece, as due to my geekiness, my sister has plenty of kiddy TV to draw upon. ;)

The upcoming Thundercats movie is also going to be animated, apparently, but like that trailer, appears to be aiming for CGI rather than the original pseudo-anime style (although as far as I'm aware anime does still involve a certain degree of computer animation these days). Personally I tend to prefer animated to live action anyway, as that gives more scope for the imagination.