Masters of The Universe -1987 Teaser Trailer Rare

[kennermike]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZxJCTlg-wo
quality is poor but I love Ernie Andersons voiceover .way better then the real trailer.stupid they never put on the DVD.maybe when it gets a Blu -Ray Release

man Still love the Cannon Production B-Film now more then ever

[toys2cool]

will always love that movie

[kingdom warrior]

will always love that movie

Damn D you never saw Apocalypse now.....but you love MOTU....I'm worried about you bro.....

[toys2cool]

Damn D you never saw Apocalypse now.....but you love MOTU....I'm worried about you bro.....

ha ha, I'm an 80's kid, He-man was a must

[Bruce Banner]

Great movie.

Frank Langella is excellent as Skeletor.

[johnmiic]

Man that movie could've been so much more. So much talent in the film. Designs by William Stout, (Return of the Living Dead). Dolph Lundgren & Frank Langella were so obviously the stars but there were lots of good actors in the supporting cast.

Courtney Cox pre-Friends fame but fresh off Misfits of Science.

Robert Duncan McNeill as her boyfriend Kevin went on to play Lieutenant Tom Paris on Star Trek Voyager.

Billy Barty as Gwildor who was in Legend previous to this and would appear in Willow right after. Also was Sigmund the Sea-Monster on TV.

James Tolkan as Detective Lubic was Principal & Marchall James Strickland from the Back To The Future films.

Jon Cypher as Man-at-Arms was Chief Daniels whose Character used to fence w/Capt. Frank Furillo played by Daniel J. Trivanti on Hill Street Blues.

Meg Foster as Evil-Lyn, fresh off John Carpenter's They Live and played Hercules mother in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys & Xena.

Chelsea Field as Teela never quite burst into an A-List actress but has appeared in many TV shows and movies like The Last Boy Scout & Commando.

[Den82]

When I was 5 years old, this movie was the final nail in the coffin for my interest in MOTU. If my memory serves me right, I think it came out right after the craze died.

Today I actually like it for the nostalgia. Blade and Saurod are cool (maybe the best thing about the film). Skeletor is great in it too.

Being older now, I understand better why so many changes were made. Budget restrictions and also the fact that the cartoon backstory just cannot work as a live action film.

[kennermike]

When I was 5 years old, this movie was the final nail in the coffin for my interest in MOTU. If my memory serves me right, I think it came out right after the craze died.

Today I actually like it for the nostalgia. Blade and Saurod are cool (maybe the best thing about the film). Skeletor is great in it too.

Being older now, I understand better why so many changes were made. Budget restrictions and also the fact that the cartoon backstory just cannot work as a live action film.

I was 16 when I saw it in theater opening day summer 1987 went back twice I never was a hardcore watcher of the cartoon but did watch

yeah I think nostalgia factor for me too 24 years ago is a long time

[MIB41]

Every time I see Dolph all I can think is "I must break you."

[Werewolf]

Frank Langella is excellent as Skeletor.

I totally agree.

More Eternia and less Earth and it would have been better. Still a fun movie.

[toys2cool]

Every time I see Dolph all I can think is "I must break you."

If he dies...He dies

[kennermike]

Every time I see Dolph all I can think is "I must break you."

isnt that Tom Hardys Line in the the next Batman movie

[MIB41]

isnt that Tom Hardys Line in the the next Batman movie

EXACTLY!

[Den82]

Dolph Lundgren's acting in this film is so **** poor it's not even funny. The woman who played Teela sucks pretty hard too.

Over at heman.org the biggest topic is always about a new movie.

I just don't see it happening. A movie based on a guy named "He-Man" in 2011? No way. Major changes would have to be made to the story, so much, that it wouldn't even be MOTU (MUCH like this film wasn't).

As much as I love MOTU (one of my favorite lines ever), it was still just a toyline and all the many backstories are terrible and illogical, because like I said, it was just to sell a toyline.

[ctc]

>A movie based on a guy named "He-Man" in 2011? No way.

*snerk* "Fisto."

BWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!!!!!!

Don C.