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MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE (Travis Knight, 2026)
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MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE (Travis Knight, 2026)
This information is confirmed by the office of John Woo and Variety! whoo-hoo. Lets hope this is good.
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The original is considered to be horrible. It was on Earth, not Eternia, didn't have Orko, Cringer, BattleCat or Prince Adam.
Plus, did you know that there is a new cartoon? When the first came out, the story was never fully developed. He-Man started out in the first comics as not Prince Adam at all and as a jungle guy who finds a sword and a shield to wear. The cartoon from the 80s did give He-Man a clearer story, but the origins were never fully revealed.
The new cartoon, toys and comic that was started in 2002 are MUCH better and have really great writers. However the line has faltered and although Mattel has not "officially" cancelled Masters of the Universe, it is almost completely dead without some kind of spark to get people's interest. A new movie could re-spark interest since not everyone knows about the new Masters of the Universe line. If this is done right, I think it will be a very good thing. 17 million was not enough to spend on the first one, so if they get some good money thrown at a new movie and include the writers that have been working on the cartoon and comic stories, this movie could be really spectacular!
Thats my opinion anyway.
Plus, did you know that there is a new cartoon? When the first came out, the story was never fully developed. He-Man started out in the first comics as not Prince Adam at all and as a jungle guy who finds a sword and a shield to wear. The cartoon from the 80s did give He-Man a clearer story, but the origins were never fully revealed.
The new cartoon, toys and comic that was started in 2002 are MUCH better and have really great writers. However the line has faltered and although Mattel has not "officially" cancelled Masters of the Universe, it is almost completely dead without some kind of spark to get people's interest. A new movie could re-spark interest since not everyone knows about the new Masters of the Universe line. If this is done right, I think it will be a very good thing. 17 million was not enough to spend on the first one, so if they get some good money thrown at a new movie and include the writers that have been working on the cartoon and comic stories, this movie could be really spectacular!
Thats my opinion anyway.
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Yes, but the difference here is the Punisher was done right before. Masters was not everything it could be the first time. Now they can use CGI to have an Orko and also maybe a Cringer/Battle cat. They don't have to worry about expensive sets for Eternia, so they don't have to use Earth at all in the story.Jox wrote:Let's just hope he doesn't pick The Rock as He-Man... What sucks if it gets made is that this would be the second Dolph Lundgren movie to be remade...
Besides, even good films are remade and both are honored equally. Take Superman for example, it is about to be remade and no one will ever say that Christopher Reeve didn't make a good Superman. Its just nice to do a movie again and stir up some interest. Spiderman was done very well, and Christian Bale is going to star as a new Batman, but no one will say Michael Keaton didn't do a good job.
I think Dolph did a good job with Masters for what he was given, the problem was, he wasn't given much but to look good in the scenes he was given. It didn't focus enough on He-Man and Eternia at all.
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The new He-Man...
Check out the following link for a look at the actor who will likely be playing He-Man in the new movie, Jason Lewis. Never heard of the guy before, probably because I don't watch Sex And The City.
I admit that the guy does look somewhat like He-Man, but boy, has he got some serious bulking up to do...
http://www.hbo.com/city/cast/actor/jason_lewis.shtml
I admit that the guy does look somewhat like He-Man, but boy, has he got some serious bulking up to do...
http://www.hbo.com/city/cast/actor/jason_lewis.shtml
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Probably the filmmakers' best bet will be to go with an unknown, a bodybuilder with ten or so years working-out behind him, so that he already has the necessary musculature for the part. As long as they find someone who is a half-decent actor, they might pull it off...
I wouldn't bother trying to get a big-name Hollywood star to play the role. With the exception of The Rock, virtually no-one in Hollywood today is as beefed-up as the 80s crew - Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Lundgren, etc.
I wouldn't bother trying to get a big-name Hollywood star to play the role. With the exception of The Rock, virtually no-one in Hollywood today is as beefed-up as the 80s crew - Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Lundgren, etc.