press release
For the first time on home video,
a new extended version of MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE,
featuring never-before-seen footage!
Planet Eternia and the castle of Grayskull are under threat from the evil Skeletor (Frank Langella, Dracula) who wants to take over the planet. A group of freedom fighters led by the heroic He-Man (Dolph Lundgren, Rocky IV) are accidently transported to Earth by the mysterious Cosmic Key, which holds the power to turn Skeletor all-powerful. Once on Earth, He-Man joins alliances with two teenagers as they attempt to find the key.
Toy Robot Video is proud to present a newly unearthed Preview Cut of the film featuring never-before-seen footage, including new and extended scenes plus alternate takes.
Bonus Materials
Toy Robot Video is proud to present a newly unearthed Preview Cut of the film featuring never-before-seen footage, including new and extended scenes plus alternate takes.
Bonus Materials
- Preview Cut of Masters of the Universe
- New interview with actor Robert Duncan McNeill
- New interview with actor Anthony De Longis
- New interview with production designer William Stout
- Audio Commentary with the director
- Behind The Legend, archival featurette
- Teaser Trailer
- Theatrical Trailer
- Stills Gallery
- Production Design Gallery
- New Audio Commentary with production designer William Stout
Press Quotes:
"Sure, Masters of the Universe is a movie based on a TV series that was developed to sell war toys to children, but it's a whole lot more: This is pyro-technical submerged sexuality at its intergalactic best."
—Betsy Pisik, Washington Blade
"Sitting somewhere tonally between Star Wars and Flash Gordon, Masters of the Universe demands to be taken on its own terms and remains an enjoyably kitschy lark throughout."
—Josh Winning, Radio Times
"A good job of bringing the characters to life....a treat for the fans."
—Caffeinated Clint, Moviehole
"Possesses some keen schlock value for fans of eighties cinema."
—Felix Velasquez Jr., Cinema Crazed
"Sure, Masters of the Universe is a movie based on a TV series that was developed to sell war toys to children, but it's a whole lot more: This is pyro-technical submerged sexuality at its intergalactic best."
—Betsy Pisik, Washington Blade
"Sitting somewhere tonally between Star Wars and Flash Gordon, Masters of the Universe demands to be taken on its own terms and remains an enjoyably kitschy lark throughout."
—Josh Winning, Radio Times
"A good job of bringing the characters to life....a treat for the fans."
—Caffeinated Clint, Moviehole
"Possesses some keen schlock value for fans of eighties cinema."
—Felix Velasquez Jr., Cinema Crazed
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