Masters of the Universe

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B P @Bradster69 3d Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more Vincent S @Vin_E_At_The_Movies Aug 18 This was not as bad as I expected but definitely not good. I mean it’s Cannon. Some of the acting is actually good including an outstanding Frank Langella who elevates this from trash. It is just too cheesy but it does have energy. It doesn’t sit still which is kind of good. This is way better than 1986 Howard the Duck but no 1980 Flash Gordon. See more Jelisije J @jjosifovic Aug 12 A cheesy corny movie that gave it its all with the limitation of the time it was created and they did a commendable job where other movies wth the same limitations couldn't care less. See more Everett T @RT41780084 Aug 6 Awesome 👌 movie! On rotten tomatoes I'd give it a 85% See more Vinicius M @Vini_Monteiro Aug 3 "Masters of the Universe" is a flawed adaptation crippled by budget cuts and a massive identity crisis. The film abandons its sword-and-sorcery roots, scrapping iconic characters for generic laser shootouts that shamelessly rip off Star Wars. While Dolph Lundgren physically embodies He-Man perfectly, his robotic acting leaves the hero feeling hollow. The biggest clash occurs when the gothic atmosphere of Grayskull is abruptly traded for a cheap California suburb. The plot wastes time on annoying teenagers and slapstick comedy, ruining the epic pacing. Despite terrible VFX and a lazy script, the practical makeup is actually solid. Above all, Frank Langella delivers an intensely theatrical and terrifying performance as Skeletor, single-handedly trying to carry the movie. Ultimately, it is a creative mess swallowed by its own limitations, but it retains an undeniable B-movie charm that makes it worth watching for historical curiosity. See more Joaquin U @Joaquin1 Jul 28 Very entertaining. Plenty of absurdity, but the kind of 80s absurdity that makes it fun to watch. A bit disappointing in terms of how little it resembles the cartoon and toy line. Even for its time, the effects weren’t great, and the acting leaned a bit over the top. The script and direction are mediocre, but the cast is decent, and there’s plenty of action—most of it unfolding in an empty city... Guess there was no budget for extras. Campy, yes, but spirited all the same. See more Read all reviews

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