Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Overrated and overhyped

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

I love ducktales woo ooh its like soooooo0o goood and i would highly recomend that anyone in the immediatel;y facility should check it out, ten foold

Just watching the first episode left a bad taste in my mouth.First, the animation is pretty much messed up (in my opinion) and many people may agree that they could have done a much better job than this (sadly, the new animations in different series is pretty much messed up too like Pokemon sun & moon just to take it in as an example). In some way it kind of looks like the animation was a little cheap made when they produced the pictures. Of course the original is not very good as well, but compared to the technology they had in that time they did do a super good job, but the new one is super bad compared with all the technology we have today. Animations is one of the core structures in good series and movies, but seems like they did not focus too much on animations this time.Just looking at the characters Huey, Dewey, Louie and Webby gave me a really really weird feeling in a bad way. some of the reasons for that is how they look, color, their heads seems to be a bit squared and do i even need to mention how much their personality has changed compared to the original one? Their personalities do not even seems familiar anymore and they have been at least 10 times more childish than an average 10 year old child. Also Mrs. Beakley now looks like she was a professional wrestler in the past with that build and it looks like she can overpower any security guard by the look.The story is OK and i am not so sure about this, but i always believed that Webby was Scrooge's grandniece and not Beakley's granddaughter. Launchpad McQuack should not have been the driver, Duckworth should have been that. I do not know if Duckworth appears in the new DuckTales, but it will be a big failure to not having him in the story as well. The money bin should be on a hill in Duckburg, not be surrounded by open sea! Not even the comics have the money bin surrounded by sea so this is a big failure.I would like to come with more details, but then i have to watch the rest of the episodes to find other big mistakes and i nearly fainted over how bad it has become so that wont happen...PS: Flintheart Glomgold seems to be way unusually fatThe original DuckTales is at least one million times better than this both in animation and story (trying not to have feelings in the review, but i am new to writing reviews so i need more time practice)

'Ducktales (2017)' the series remake of the late 1980's series of the same name is wonderful.What makes this show great for me is the majority of the artwork was in honor of Scrooge McDuck's creator Carl Barks; Donald Duck's black sailor suit, Scrooge's red coat and the CGI textures & shades resembling old screentone sheets from the 30's 40's.I loved the Easter-egg references to the old series, the original comic books & other Disney properties; The city names Cape Suzette, Spoonerville & St. Canard from 'Tail-Spin', 'Goof Troop' & (my personal favorite) 'Darkwing Duck'.The portraits hanging in McDuck Manor feature some of Carl Barks' drawings of Scrooge McDuck.Scrooge's garage (aka "The Wing of Secrets") is filled with relics from the old series; like the big gold sun coin, Armstrong the robot, and the lamp from the 'Duck Tales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp' movie.I liked the change in Webby (Webbigail Vanderquack) from the original series. She's as adventurous as the triplets and a more "take charge personality than her counterpart on the 1987 series. When you pause on Webby's "big board" searching for hidden references, you might also notice a doll impaled on her bedroom wall that looks like the old Webby character voiced by Russi Taylor, who also did the voices of all three boys back in the day.Speaking of the original cast; Tony Anselmo reprises his role as Donald Duck for the show. I know the surviving voice actors from the original series had campaigned to do the voice work again, and with all of these hidden surprises, I'm hoping to hear their familiar voices in the future.I do miss Alan Young. He was Scrooge McDuck to me. I love the addition of David Tennant (an actual Scotsman playing a Scottish Duck), but his voice-over will take some getting used to. It might be interesting to note that while David Tennant played the 10th Doctor on 'Doctor Who', Alan Young was also connecting to time travel in the 1960's classic 'The Time Machine'. Also (to put a smile on your face) while Alan Young was the star of the 1961-1966 series 'Mister Ed', David Tennant is incredibly allergic to horses.

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! ****