EntertainmentEarth.com Gets Exclusive First Look: ReAction Figures
February 7, 2014
Our Friends over at EntertainmentEarth.com got the Exclusive First Look at many of the new “retro” ReAction Figures from Funko:
Get them here first! Funko and Super 7’s super-hot, brand-spanking-new release of fully poseable 3 3/4-inch ReAction figures has arrived… and it’s available first at Entertainment Earth! Choose exciting new action figures of key fan-demanded characters and creatures from The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Terminator, Predator, The Rocketeer, Escape from New York, and more. They feature multiple points of articulation and some even come with accessories! Don’t wait. Pre-order now to ensure you get yours!
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These look pretty decent. I can’t wait to see what the Universal Monsters and Michael Myers figures look like. The Snake Plissken without a jacket figure looks okay, may have to get that one also.
I want to see the Back to the Future figures mainly, and see what other licenses they have.
I hope they also have the Dallas license, and possibly even Ghostbusters.
I will never understand why anyone has interest in such lame looking things. Let alone versions of characters that have been over produced; ie universal monsters, micheal myers, etc…
Josh, Since WHEN have the Universal monsters in the 3.75 format been over produced? Because the last time they were out were 1980. It is OBVIOUS you were born what? in the nineties?
Leave these for us old farts.
My comment was in regards to the plethora of UM figures (regardless of scale) that have been produced over the lest ten years. C’mon, you can’t deny we do get a lot of the same stuff repeatedly these days; be it the 500th version of batman or universal monster.
As far as your question goes, I believe Remco made 3-/+ figures back in the 80’s.
Sarah Conner is the only decent figure here. The rest seriously look like dollar store figures. disappointing
Yeah, I’m an old fart, and have been eagerly awaiting Funko’s reveal, but these are pretty damn crappy. Utterly disappointed at the sculpts and paints, the packaging doesn’t even echo vintage in any way. I hope another company takes a stab at this. Sadly, I’ll pass.
Thanks for sharing the news Daniel!! I was really excited about this company when I first saw the Aliens figs and when I heard about all of their wonderful licensing deals. HOWEVER, these look really bad (in my opinion). A definite pass for me, which is too bad as I had plans to buy quite a few of these lines. Nice concept, horrible designs.
I would concur, these aren’t really looking too great. I liked the idea and thought it was was cleverly done with the Alien figures. but now its like a funny SNL sketch turned into a bad 2 hour movie.
I think people are truly missing the point. Did Kenner’s Luke look ANYTHING like Mark Hamill? Of course not! If you want exact likenesses go hang out with Hot toys. That is how Funko has been able to get all these licenses. By NOT having exact licenses. I think it is great and will order what I can.
nah, i get it. I just don’t see the point in seeing clunky versions of predator, terminator, etc. characters that have been done to death already. id probably be a little more forgiving of quality if they were doing characters that never got an action figure line or not much in the way of merchandising during its heyday. the gimmick (for lack of a better word) wears a little thin though, when its stuff thats been done already.
i wish they pursued the properties more specific to that time period (late 70s/80s). would’ve been more interested in the tv versions of hulk and spiderman, land of the lost, road warrior etc more so than predator, terminator and universal monsters.