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Masters of the Universe (1987) - Retrospective / Review
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Masters of the Universe (1987) - Retrospective / Review
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Oliver I can't thank you enough for this review. Because of you I found the movie that i watched in Cuba as a kid. And the soundtrack... WOW just WOW. do you know where i can download the score? The CD is wayyy too expensive.
Oliver, you touched on "Over the top". Any chance of a review?
It's a guilty pleasure of mine.(except for the kid, he was really annoying).
I love this film =) I absolutely agree with your assessment of the whole thing. =)
Oliver Harper i have it on vhs
David S Goyer is writing and directing the film which it could be filming in April.
The world is a sadder place without canon films.
Yes. They must be resurrected and their dead and rotten corpse be dragged before the big screen. Similar to what Disney did with Star Wars. It worked great! Everyone loves Star Wars now. I mean the survivors of course. I am not dead, and that’s a good thing...
Judah Earl Cannon was a company that did things on the cheap which is why most of the movies bombed
I heard in a documentary they once had 84 films in production at once. That is absolutely asking to go bankrupt. But still...LOVED this movie.
@@elvisleeboy I think he was being sarcastic.
@@rexremedy1733 why do I think of the movie Cyborg, and we are going threw a Epidemic. I will take you there(Canon Films)to the big screen, I will be a god.
Friday, September 7th, 2007. I showed this film to my best friend, Jon. We were 22. To this day, he idolizes the ambition and drive of Skeletor as played by Frank Langella. He'd just been promoted to a supervisor position at the retail store we worked at, and he'd constantly start his department meetings in "Skeletor Mode".
Favorite moment as a child: Skeletor arriving on Earth on the floaty barge thing.
Favourite moment as an adult: Kevin trying to fend off Beastman by throwing a dish towel at him. XD
So many great moments, hard to pick one.
All the praise for Langella is legit. He and Meg Foster are doing Shakespeare, while the rest are doing a kid's movie. Thank You for this video. I'm stunned at the amount of research you put into this! Thanks!
Extremely late to this but I just wanted to say on the "Dolph has varied opinions on He-Man" it actually sounds very straightforward - internally he was embarrassed about the role but he is gracious for the fans of it. This shows class, to me.
The film has a lot of problems. I consider Dolph to be among the least of them. 😊
Well said.
I've never understood the issue with Dolph's voice. I saw this movie when I was 4 years old and I could understand every word he said.
He had an "accent"? I find it annoying that they seem to think an Eternian needs to sound Californian.
I think Dolph was perfectly cast.
I also never understood why people say Dolph has an "accent" to begin with. He really doesn't. The problem with Dolph in this film isn't his accent, it's his delivery of the dialogue. It's rather poor for most of the film. I don't think he was mis-cast but I do feel his delivery was poor. It's the same deal with the "fast and furious" movies where anyone who appears in those films deliver some of the worst dialogue in cinema history yet when they do other projects, they don't deliver their lines like that, some of them at least.
Agreed 100%. I never had a problem with Dolph at all. I thought he did well as a kid, and all these years later I still feel that way when I watch it. 95% of playing He-Man is going to be about the look. And coming off the huge success of Rocky 4, Dolph was almost the only choice for the role IMO. Who else could you find that looked like He-Man with some name recognition? You are not going to get someone with real/proven acting chops to play He-Man probably not even today. Even for Thor they got Hemsworth who was pretty unknown at the time. He had only a few acting credits.. Another role that was really about the look more than the acting, but that role exploded his career.. It is a shame for Dolph because had this movie been a big hit like Rocky 4 it would have really skyrocketed his career. But I remember the movie and him fondly. BTW if you have not seen him in Creed 2 watch it. He was great..
@@dbreiden83080 I agree. Dolph looked the part and he has proven that he can deliver excellent dialogue. The problem with this film is the dialogue. It's poorly written therefore, it's poorly delivered. This was still early in Dolph's career but for the time, there weren't many actors who could physically look the part of He-Man.
As a kid I never even noticed or knew he had an accent. He sounded normal to me.
It seems he had to retry the lines several times to get them right. I'd also be fine with an accent, although it would not make sense for only Heman to have that "Eternian" accent. The other characters would have to speak the same way for it to make sense. And actually, they shouldn't even be speaking English, as long as we're on the topic of language. Now that would have made for a more interesting world-crossing adventure!
Mattel really missed the boat on this one. If they'd released this in 1983-4, it would've been huge. Me and millions of other boys would've dragged their parents to see it. By 1987 I was trying to understand the mysteries of girls rather than what would happen if the 2 halves of the Power Sword were combined.
Dean Strickson Same her.
Actually the mysteries of girls and combining the two halves of the power sword had a lot in common.
Dean Strickson So, their big mistake was failing to organize the production of the film around your specific age? Because there were no longer any six year olds around in 1987.
In Finland we had this right at a continum. Because the toys werent that available and only people with cable or sky saw the show. So this movie hit just at the right spot and we saw it while still playing with the toys at age seven.
elvisleeboy think harder
This is probably my number one guilty pleasure movie.
Zero to feel guilty about with this movie. It's magnificent!
Big fan of this channel. Love the look at these classic movies of my youth.First class job buddy!
Nobody does it better BABY! ; )
Old movies are better
Frank Langella did in this movie what Raul Julia did in the 1994 Street Fighter movie starring Van Damme and completely stole the show.
Martin Sexton he's turning in his grave at the thought of that horrible street fighter film... it was embarrassingly dogshit
His costume is utter shit though.
Martin Sexton one of cinema’s great villains. And Conti’s score still kicks arse... even if it was a facsimile of Williams’ Star Wars and Superman
Raul Will always be gomez Adams to me
OF COURSE!!!
45 minutes on Master of the Universe, now that is some love
My love for the Masters franchise stemmed mostly from this film. The show was cute and entertaining but I think the design and character portrayal of the film, namely Skeletor and Evil Lynn are far more intriguing. Also Frank Langella is brilliant in this. Great review Oliver!
Brilliant is an understatement.
as much as some people hate and judge this film. The more i discover the story behind the scenes about it (the whole budget being cut in half for it to be used for superman 4 and whatnot) I still have a fondness for this film.
Thanks for this, Oliver....amazing work as always
I believe it was the other way around. Superman 4 had the budget cut in half so Cannon could use the money for Heman and pre-production of Spiderman.
Superman IV is the one that had its budget cut in half thanks to the money being funneled into Masters of the Universe.
Yeah the special effects were better on this film than on Superman 4. Funnily enough both featuring a tall, tanned, muscle bound, blonde mulleted man with super powers in 1987 with Nuclear Man. A strong look on many levels
Frank Langella as Skeletor was my Darth Vader.
Stefan Wejda no, but Darth Sidious.
there hasn't been any real villains after Vader and Skeletor
More like a cross between Vader and Palpatine
His costume is utter shit though.
"HE-MAN and the Raiders of the Kentucky Fried Chicken."
"HE-MAN and the Masters of Courteney Cox's Hotness."
The Cosmic Key is the most beautiful movie prop ever made
Yeah its fantastic. I want it but only if it makes those sweet synth sounds!
@@OliverHarper this is a masterful film this is canon second-best next to it lifeforce and Cannon shouldn't have cut budgets to Superman 4 for their films and even used it to use for Masters of the Universe even it's very faithful to the He-man Source material there's another way they could have used money to help out with the production of Masters of the Universe instead of cutting the budget for Superman 4 and I love this film !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤🥰🤩🤩🤩🤩🥰🤩!!!
@@OliverHarper "The Star Wars of the 80s" Star Wars came OUT IN THE 80S!!!! 🤣😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 EMPIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! gosH😄😄😄😄😄😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
i was born in 1983 and loved he-man growing up. i love this movie. i remember the movie poster when i was a kid. i still watch it at least a couple times a year, with my son now. thanks for the video, nice.
I remember the disappointment when I saw it. We start at Eternia and I'm in love. Sure, He-Man looks different but those designs, those sets, it's all so beautiful! And then we come to goddamn earth, one of the sci-fi/fantasy tropes I hate the most. I hate it when movies do that.
"I didn't tune in to see Courtney Cox and the Masters of the Universe. I tuned it to see He-Man, god damnit!" Hahaha. Exactly my feelings on this movie. I grew up with this movie though, probably one of my earliest memories when it comes to movies. Great retrospective as usual :)!
I definitely watched it because of Courteney
@@kjdempsey what about meg foster
@@zacharyjochumsen9677 mostly Courteney
Its funny how the popularity of Masters was at an end by the time this movie came out in 1987, yet in Ghostbusters 2 (1989) they have the kids at the birthday party chanting for He-Man :\
Yeah! I don't think Harold Ramis and Dan Aykroyd got the memo that He-Man wasn't popular anymore.
I do not think the movie came to late. More like too early. Now is the time. Like transformers for vastly more nostalgia income
SengirShowsU I've never understood why we haven't had more movies based on 80s cartoons, you'd think after transformers has made so much money studios would of tried more. Mask, bionic 6, and thundercats I'd love to see.
maybe after G.I. Joe movies were not the big success, film companies became a bit more careful
Cinema Voice He-Man toys made $400 million in 1986, all in.
I saw this in theaters back in 88! My dad took me to go see it and I must admit I like the film regardless of its MANY flaws.
This was a bas ass movie only people who dont like this movie played with barbies
This movie really reminded me of Flash Gordon in many ways. They're both flawed movies but fun as heck! And seriously, Flash Gordon is on of my favorite films of all time.
I really need to see this one again, I've seen it such a long time ago. But I do remember enjoying for what it was.
Weirdly enough the plot is very similar to the awful awful Beastmaster 2 Through The Portal Of Time.
Hairy Cornflake Totally agree. Many similarities and both were used as inspiration and sizzle reel clip footage for Thor Ragnorock (2017)
I think the biggest rip off of Masters 87 is Thor (2010)
Jack Kirby should have been much more loved when he was alive.
Definitely. He was a true visionary. With an iconic style. I can see the Jack Kirby influence in this movie and it went full circle in a way, as Masters Of The Universe & the often compared Flash Gordon with it's parallels, were both a massive influence on Thor Ragnorok (2017). Jack Kirby style and original artwork is all over that film, as it should be and is a superb fitting tribute to JK.
I actually love this movie--mostly because of Frank Langella/Skeletor and Meg Foster/Evilyn.
I love this movie, takes me right back to my childhood. The eightiest of 80's movies. Frank Langella is so deliciously over the top, reportedly he had a blast with the performance he took up because of his son. Bill Conti's great score is just iceing on the cake. So many things went wrong, who knows, what could have been if the finances had been in order or the movie had been promoted or recieved well.
Frank Langella is reason enough to watch this movie.
Also the world was a better place WITH Cannon Films than without it. Even though it was mostly shit, it was novel shit. I'd take that over the mockbusters and no-budget fare that constitutes that space where Roger Corman and these films once stood.
HitchensImmortal Right on. Same here.
HitchensImmortal Agreed on all points.
Amen.
Your right about that! Frank Langella's villain monologue near the end of the movie is one of the absolute best ever.
There is a FB page dedicated to Frank Langella's performance as Skeletor.
I agree with your review almost 100%, especially with Langella's Skeletor.
Cheers Geoffrey!
@@OliverHarper Oliver what's your favorite Superman 4 by Alexander courage or He Man by Bill Conti I thought He-Man was by Alexander courage the whole time yeah yeah yeah yeah
@@OliverHarper He-Man , Superman TO A POINT, and lifeForce are Cannon`s best films as Cannon`s big-budget films are better than their small-budget films
I was one of those kids that didn't like this movie because I was a fan of the cartoon. I felt ripped off. Like this was Masters of the Universe in name only. I revisited it in my early 20s when I got my first DVD player. This was one of my first DVDs and I appreciated it more. I absolutely love Frank Langella as Skeletor. You can really tell he had fun with the role.
"flesh out the character" [of Skeletor]. Take a bow. :)
haha!
+Oliver Harper I loved this as a kid. Even now I still reckon the casting and design was very apt. Perhaps if it was set entirely on Eternia it could've been a classic. Who knows? It might've been TOO similar to StarWars - let's face it, it's very much in that vein! Great video as always, Oliver.
Cheers :-)
They have since made some official MOTU movie figures.
I still watch ths movie!!! can nvr gt bored of it!!!
Saw this when it came out.. I was about 11 and loved it! I thought Blade meeting He-Man was the most awesome thing. I didn't care that it was loosely related to the toy line, Lundran did an awesome job. I have been waiting for a sequel for 33 years now!
Favorite character: Skeletor
Favorite scene: when Skeletor was turning godlike. Even today I still love his speech.
I run a Frank Langella as Skeletor Facebook page.
This movie will always be one of my favorites. It's up there with The Last Starfighter as just a great otherworldly battle of good vs evil in the 80s, with an incredible soundtrack.
Last Starfighter was awesome.
This film has a rating of 17% on rotten tomatoes. What a joke as Frank langella alone is worth 50%
paul mcgettigan ..well said*
Frank Lagella was so compelling as Skeletor I could listen to him for the whole movie.
paul mcgettigan unbelievable I freakin love this film!
It deserves it honestly.
Deserve 1%
OLIVER HARPER HAS THE POWER!
Skelletor "a lot was done to FLESH out the character" 😂 was that pun intended?
Thanks for the review! I love this movie, Meg Foster is my favourite and I feel like Langella, she stole the show! I saw it as a child sometime in 88’ 87’ can’t remember but Evil Lyn, Dolphs amazing physique and the tones from the Cosmic Key were so memorable! 👍🏻
Oliver Harper- Your video reviews are so comprehensive and so well crafted... your work is amazing. I appreciate what you do so much. Thank you!
Love this film. Still holds up quite well 34 years later. Bring back Cannon films! Just needs a boutique blu ray release now!
Fun fact: This movie was R-rated in Sweden (15 yrs). I was a big He-man fan at 12 yrs and couldn't even get in the cinema to see it. This certainly must have hurt the movie's profit from the Swedish market (Dolph Lundgren's home country)
Rated R in Sweden? Damn your censors were very strict!
Also restricted at the cinema were Gremlins 1, Ghostbusters 1 and The Empire Strikes Back, even with a parent no one under 15 was admitted. By the early 90's however, things got more lax and Gremlins 2 and Ghostbusters 2 were both given the age rating 11, even though the content was similar (or even more intense).
wow that's crazy!
When Jurassic Park came out in Norway some 10 yr olds got scared and some parents felt 10 rating was too low.......cant win em all ;)
How in the Jean Claude VanDamme He'll did this not completely sweep the '87 Oscars?!? And I'm even talking about Best Short Foreign Film too lol
I think it's pretty clear that Skeletor's golden armor and crown for the climax are directly lifted for the designs made for Salvador Dali's projected role as the Emperor Shaddam IV in Jodorowsky's insane but doomed adaptation of 'Dune'.
Bit os that film ended up in a hundred other sci-fi and fantasy productions.
Your attention to details in these reviews is second to none. Thanks Oliver!
yes i love this movie, i said it
Man Oliver this is your best work yet, and I have been watching your videos for like 4 years now..
I dunno why but my personal favorite scene in this movie is the scene shown here where Tela is told about Rib Bones.I suppose it is in the way Man At Arms tells her,in such a dad way?So not only is Tela a Vegan but also a virgin,haha!!Sine her father had to tell her what those kids where up to in the car. I love this movie,so many many wonderful memories of me and my late biological dad and me watching this.
Further proof that as a child I didn't wear the fanboy hat-I LOVED this movie, even if I was wondering why so much of the cartoon WASNT in the movie, but still,it was fun as hell to watch at the age of 9 in 1987, and I've gotten to thank Gary Goddard for making a movie I loved as a kid on Facebook.
That was probably my favorite end note sequence by you ever, Olly. "And that's why I love it" evoked cheers from the inner child in me!
If they ever remake Masters Of The Universe, i hope they toss on some easterEggs from this movie haha
they are (sony) apparently...but theyre making adam and keldor/skeletor brothers so its gonna be reminescent of thor garbage XD
The remake has been in development hell for years and has been passed around so many directors. It'll be a garbage fire of massive proportions, and papped off to a first time director who will undoubtedly not give a shit about the source material and want to put their own "stamp" on it. Stick with the 1987 film. No matter what anyone says, it's a good film.
He-Man, She-ra, Man at Arms, Battle Cat, Beastman, Skeletor, Evil Lyn. Most creative names ever.
I was a massive he-man fan back in the mid 80s when i was like 5 or 6 yrs old.
I didn't have any of the toys when I was a kid. My mom and dad used the old "We don't want to spoil you" excuse so they could screw me out of toys....
I will always love this movie. Watch it once every 2 years or so. Has it flaws but all in all just a great trip down 80's nostalgic lane. A ton of fun.
Another awesome retrospective! Thanks so much for doing these. I look forward to all of them!!!
Thanks Jesse!
I love this film. I watched this over and over again as a kid. It is very nostalgic for me as it always takes me back to the 90s when I grew up. My favourite was the soundtrack! The soundtrack to me was a awesome iconic hero soundtrack in its own right. Frank did an amazing job as Skeletor! I thought Dolph was perfect as He-Man for me. I loved his voice too. Its just a shame that he was side lined because if he was mentored and trained more, I believe he would have owned the spotlight. Perhaps the director could have directed him more in his scenes and give him homework on how to hold presence with the camera.
In a way I don't want them to remake this film. I would love a live action of He-Man starting form his origins first WITH this soundtrack! :D
"Kevin spends most of the film being short tempered. Not surprised Juilie is leaving him" This had me creasing! Lol
Well I'm always quick to compliment you when you tackle the films I love and really nail them, but I guess this is a far better achievement because you are taking a film I literally laugh at and you are making me see it in a better light. In fact, I almost respect it now... not enough to watch it again, but enough to not let there mere mention of it distress me.
There's just something about this film that makes me love it.
Damn it man. You edit the beginning of this like Masters of The Universe was so badass!!! It sounded so cool and the way it was cut wish the movie was as cool as the beginning. So glad this was reviewed.
Like you, when I saw MotU in the cinema, I was blown away by Frank Langella's Skeletor!
Great retrospective. Really loved the map paintings. Could have been so much better but as Darren Aronofsky once said, "Filmmaking is barely an art. 99% is bureaucracy".
Great stuff again big-O!
Great review, Oliver. You seem to find ways in getting me to watch these again. I thought Meg Foster was a perfect Evil Lynn. it's the eyes that always get me about her.
Thanks so much Oliver. You got nailed the intro. You hit the high points. The first words spoken from the great Frank Langella, Dolph says, "Let her go!" in all it's cheesy glory and you end with the Skeletor/He-Man final battle. Perfection. I agree with everything you said in your final thoughts. I was a much bigger fan of the live action over the cartoon and I always wanted to cut most of the earth footage out.
Thank you.
Frank’s performance in this movie is nothing short of legendary. And I love it. I love the nostalgia, the 80s feel of the whole movie. I just love it. Once a year at least I revisit this little classic.
I love the serious approach this movie takes. Skeletor and Evil-Lyn are treated seriously, and that was a welcome change to the material, even when I was nine years old.
I just love this review! This is one of my favorite movies and I am so glad that you covered it with such beautiful detail and a fondness for the film.
Honestly I'm Surprised that no studio haven't thought about doing a live action ThunderCats film. I think it would have been possible back then.
A quote from it that stuck with me for my whole life when saying good bye to really good friends I might not see for a long time.
It’s not good bye, it’s good journey.
James Tolkan is arguably THE preeminent character actor of the’80’s and early ‘90’s. The man was everywhere popular screen products were for many of those years. The Back to the Future movies. Top Gun. Masters of the Universe. Problem Child 2. An episode of The Wonder Years.
The costume, set & creature designs for this film wouldn't seem out of place in the 1980 Flash Gordon movie.
Frank Langella’s performance alone made sure I was absolutely a fan of this movie. That man gives a gift to franchise fans.
This is one of those movies that when I see it available to watch anywhere, I’ll stop and watch it.
Oliver, for some reason this video popped up in my recommendations. As a result you now have a new subscriber.
Marvellous thank you!
I recently watched this for the first time last. Its one of those films thats bad, but you can't help but love it for its campiness and silliness. Its so innocent and sincere that it makes me smile. Frank Langella was boss as Skeletor, quite intimidating while also being cheesy. I also think the effects stand up very nicely, and the soundtrack was great. I miss films like this, where they are unaware of their silliness, and thus makes it funnier than if it were to wink to the audience.
Klonoa7H Frank Langella really hams it up, he's the best part of this movie.
This movie wasn't funny back when it released. Now majority of the fantasy films of the time are just laughable lol
Love the retro style rei
Fantastic retrospective Oliver! When this popped up in my feed, it really made my day. Absolutely love this film, and not even ironically. Yep, flawed; but still brings the biggest smile to my face.
It seems like we must have had such similar movie tastes and exposure as kids... So many of these were mainstays of my youth. Especially the action movies of the late 80s/early 90s.
Keep them coming good sir!
Boxing day: a public holiday celebrated on the first day after Christmas day in parts of the British Commonwealth. I'm learning all sorts of things by watching Oliver Harper.
Oliver once again you knocked it out of the park ! Liked your initial review but this is just quality !! Nice one mate
Love this cult classic. Although they change so much in film that made you say wtf.. Meg foster n frank did their best. For me totally changing the eagle shapeshifter sorceress to an old uselesssssss character in film was a huge wtf.. I get having battlecat was probably too much but not showing us heman atleast once in his wimpy prince form transform to heman once in film another let down. Still love film ❤️
Over time. I think this has become a Cult Classic. Frank Langella as Skeletor was total Awesomeness.
It would be so cool if you made a retrospective of Deep Rising & The Changeling (1980). The Changeling deserves more attention since it's such an amazing haunted house movie that so many seem to have forgotten about, and Deep Rising is such a dumb fun movie that i also whish got more attention.
I can easily agree with the fact that the movie itself wasn't what most of the children of that time were expecting, based on the classic TV cartoon. However, I particularly like it a lot, most of it because I still keep very good memories of me and my friends meeting in my house to watch it in VHS. We really had a very good time then. As far as I can remember, we did it (gathering to watch this movie) a couple of times. That and some plays of Atari 2600 with snacks. Those were the unforgettable '80s...
You put a lot of heart in this review. I can tell you cherish it as much as I. Tragic those who will never appreciate the thrill of walking into a toy store and seeing walls of He Mans. Thanks, man!
Same here, i watched this movie as a child, and still love it and keep watching it 😂. Never cared about He mans voice, i actually liked it. If i ever get to be a multi millionär, i will do a remake! Amazing to see that people commenting here, view it exactly like me. It will probably always be my favourite movie :) much love from switzerland 🥰♥️ to everybody in here!
Really enjoyed the longer retrospective on this movie, and I'm excited to see more updated retrospectives. BTW, do you plan on reviewing The Fugitive (1993)?
Saw this at the Cannon cinema in Gloucester as a kid. Remember that day so strongly. Me and the boys all went and saw this and all the girls went and saw Big Foot and the Hendersons and then we all had dinner at the Berni Inn. Ah, the 80s. To this day I believe that Langella's Skeletor justifies this movie's existence by itself.
It’s so wild to me that He-Man, this juggernaut of the 80’s, had only two seasons after which they thought it best to have He-Man become a hype man for his sister She-Ra. It’d be like the Transformers becoming the junior guys and there only to boost the Go-Bots or the Ninja Turtles being pushed aside to just feature in a cartoon about the journalist April.
Also, even with all their shenanigans, can we acknowledge how much poorer our world would be without the charming insanity of Cannon Films? What an important 80’s entity.
I love your re imagined trailers that you do for these films. It would be awsome if one day we could see you actually re edit a whole film, if so which one would it be?
Thanks for your feedback. I would love to re-edit Superman II. Im still not happy with the Donner Cut and rarely watch it.
I love this movie. Thank you Oli, one of your best, you can really tell your admiration for it.
Excellent review dude!!! I must say this is the longest review/retrospective that I've seen. Great job :)
I really enjoy your channel .You have a fresh view on these old movies . Especially with Starwars retrospectives , Love the pace ,& extra info .
Awesome, loved this review! Could you do some Gilliam movies? Like Baron Munchhausen or Time Bandits?
7:30: “Who wrote The Dark Crystal”
Me: YAY!
“And in 1984, Supergirl the Movie”
Me: Aww poop.
Just love that you redid your retro review for this movie :)
I love this. I love all of Oliver's videos but this is one of his best & one of the most informative & textured Masters 87 documentaries I've ever seen
You really want to a new level of feeling for this one and I can't thank you enough!
*Legendary french artist Moebius.
This movie was awesome, and I rewatched it countless of times while playing with my he-man toys as a kid, thought the costumes was awesome and skeletor is awesome, this is a must watch for the newer generations if they have missed it.
Unbelievable work done on these retrospectives. Well done. I really didn't enjoy this film as a child due to so many of my favorite characters being left out and it taking place on earth but really enjoyed the trip back and the detail you put in your videos.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Love this film. Loved the the first retrospective and this one is even better. Great work.
Thanks very much Chris!
langella and meg are great and james tolkin as the detective steals the film for me , its not a great film but it is watchable i do like the fight on the roof with dolph and the stuntmen , the main score is great it makes the film seem more epic than it is .