Ultimate Dolph

Here's the complete awesome CINEFEX article (21 pages) about the MASTERS special effects from the newly created MOTU blog! (where a Q&A with Gary Goddard should be coming soon)

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Finally the promised Q&A with director Gary Goddard, along with exclusive behind the scenes pics!!!
http://mastersoftheuniversemovie.blogsp ... ddard.html

wowwwwww, impressive body. and to be in front of all those people dressed like that. wowwwwwww. he's so cute.

Custom creation of Skeletor

Saw Alice In Wonderland over the weekend and found it utterly unenjoyable. Watching it I kept thinking of Masters for some reason, probably because it was a fantasy adventure into a different world I actually enjoyed.

I wouldn't be suprised if we see in the next few years a Masters of the Universe remake in 3-D, with the big hit of Avatar and Alice in Wonderland, alot of studios now will get involved in more movies made in 3 D.

TV spot at 07:46

Albert Pyun on his planned MASTERS 2 sequel:

Planet Origo: What were your ideas for the planned Masters of the Universe sequel you were going to do for Cannon? I found on the net this: "Albert Pyun directs the sequel, which takes the superhero to Earth disguised as a football quarterback" - LA Times.

Albert: Again, I just can't remember that much because it was a crazy time in my career. I know we cast Laird Hamilton to replace Dolph Lundgren but not much more other than Skeletor did destroy much of the world as an industrialist Aaron Dark.

Planet Origo: It is known among fans that the sets and costumes for the flatlined He-Man sequel were used for Cyborg, to save money. How did you write the script so that things from another movie would fit in?

Albert: I don't remember it being that difficult to adapt except time was short. The Masters I was going to do pretty much was about Skeletor (as Aaron Dark) destroying most of the world before He-Man can stop him. So Masters 2 sort of ended in a devastated post nuclear world.

If only Gary Goddards vision would become a reality. An epic "middle-earth style" adventure with Dolph lundgren would have been cool.

Also i'm not sure but did Albert Pyun intend to have Skeletor destroy earth or Eternia? 'cause from what I seen in the first movie Skeletor seemed to have did a good number to Eternia. Kinda glad it wasn't made too much death and destruction for a kids toyline(I might be alone on that one). Should be a fantasy adventure.

Costumes and props from the film for sale including the "God" Skeletor and Evil Lyn costumes ($2,999)!
http://www.screenused.com/index.cfm?sec ... =index.cfm

Meg Foster talks about making MOTU during a Q&A (at 06:30)

The great MOTU blog brings us an interview with Pons Maar who played Saurod!

Good times!
Inside a UK Cannon cinema (http://www.cannon.org.uk/cannonmanager.htm)

Jox wrote:Good times!
Inside a UK Cannon cinema (http://www.cannon.org.uk/cannonmanager.htm)

Shit I wish I was born in the 70's, now that's the ultimate movie line-up... nowadays that wall would be something along the lines of... "Generic Jennifer Aniston romantic comedy number #38", "Overhyped big-budget 3-D superhero reboot" and "Another tired-ass, tasteless spoof movie during which you laughed a total of three times due to dirty texting caused by boredom"...