I wonder why the actor's name for the main hero didn't show up in the beginning of the movie lol 😂. Maybe someone forgot to put his name in at the start 😅?
Dolph Lundgren and Frank Langella were both pre-title names… Billy Barty was the first post title name because at that point they did it alphabetically
frank langella said that skelator is his all-time favorite role. and with good reason. it's similar to raul julia in "street fighter": the overacting of skelator makes it stand out more.
Granted, but did he take this role for the same reason Julia did, which is the same reasons Richard Harris played Dumbledore and Dennis Hopper played King Koopa?
@@Shintigercurl Ah, shucks. Would’ve been fun to see his acceptance of this role enter a long tradition of « being pressured by the grandkids to take an underwhelming role ».
Street fighter is great when you look at the acting and the characterization Masters of the universe is just plain great and is not a bad movie at all it takes liberties from The source material but it also pays respect to the source material at the same time and it doesn't flawlessly and it's masterfully epic
Props to Frank Langella though. This dude is one of the most respected actors out there, with many Tony Awards and Oscar nominations under his belt, and he still says Skeletor was one of the best experiences of his whole career. Now that's what I call professional!
Frank Langella crushed that role. Overacting or not, I was thoroughly entertained. Especially his speech before getting juiced up during the full moon at the end of the film.
whatever people think of this b-movie: Frank Langella has one of the best and most unique villain performances ever and is better than the source material
"50 Shades of Skeletor"??? Really???? How did you miss "50 Shades of Greyskull"!?!!?!?! Also, Skeletors speech is frickin amazing! Right up there M. Bisons
@@superkamiguru4615 His make-up really went from bad to worst ever put on screen. I'm surprised people are praising the Skeletor look because it was the one bad thing that really sticks out from the many bad things.
@@anubusx That is indeed true. He did quit. He has other projects that he has been cast in and cannot wait for this film anymore. The film hasn't even hit pre-production yet. I don't think it will anytime soon.
Oh, DT is digging to crates of bad movies lately. My bad movie nostalgia memories are loving this. All that talk about Skeletor in the Battlefield Earth review must've made them go, 'Let's just review Masters of the Universe.'
I remember after I came out the theater (age 7) I was SO confused! The movie confused me to the point were I lost interest in my He-Man action figures and started playing with Silver Hawks!
The issue with adapting the cartoon, was that they didn't have the license with Filmation, they had the license from Mattel. So they kind of had to work from what was laid out in the comics that came with the toys. A lot of the movie's inspiration came from Kirby's New Gods. Which really could've worked, I think, had they not set most of the action in NEW JERSEY, instead of Eternia.
Yeah, so when Canon finally made the film, they were hemorrhaging money. So they were slashing the budget all across the board for every single movie in production at that time. So this is why He-Man is mainly set on Earth and also why Superman IV became what it ended up as
Dolph Lundgren, body of a god, IQ of 160... straining with all his physique and concentration just to say, "let her go." LOL for all we know, if he said it in Swedish it would have sounded awesome.
Seriously, Dolph’s no dummy! He has a masters degree in chemical engineering (from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm) and turned down a Fulbright scholarship to MIT to pursue acting.
My Dad took me to see this in theaters when it came out in 87'. I've got a soft spot for this film. I really don't think it's a bad movie, only in comparison to the cartoon.
It actually was made. Production was well underway at Cannon for a He-Man sequel and a Spider-Man movie, but they lost the licence to both franchises. So they combined the two projects into one, using new sets and costumes that had already been created, and the result was the 1989 Jean Claude Van Damme film "Cyborg".
Both He-Man and Ninja Turtles were popular cartoons in the 80s that got live-action adaptations only a few years later. I bet a lot of kids thought the Turtles one would be crap and the HeMan one would be great. Oops
This is a good bad movie. Undeniably bad, but enjoyable for it's cheesiness. The guy that played Skeletor had a good attitude about it, he put his all and is proud of the performance he put in. Gotta respect that. Dolph Lungren isn't a good actor but he is annoyingly talented and intelligent. College graduate, speaks five languages, graduated with a degree in chemical engineering, won martial arts championships, he was in the military, partied with Andy Warhol at Studio 54, Grace Jones Bodyguard, did work as a bouncer, and looks a decade to two younger than he really is. Lesser known fact, the lead Earth actor is Tom Paris from Voyager.
Mattel claims the toys have no relation to the 1982 Conan movie but Skeletor looks EXACTLY the way Thulsa Doom is described in the original Conan stories from the 1930s.
Dolph Lundgren and Frank Langella actually got billing before the all-too-obvious painting of Castle Grayskull but not the Bill Conti does John Williams heroic score behind it.
Good points: Skeletor And Evil-Lynn are fantastic, the practical effects, The Eternia sets and Costumes are spot on. Acting is generally corny but it's He Man what you expect? Also, great music score. Bad points: except for Ludwig, the entire Earth story is Garbage (sorry Monica), the action is pretty lame
Seriously that monologue is awesome: th-cam.com/video/8Ek2ArdQM4c/w-d-xo.html Like Marvel needs to take notes if they want to do Dr. Doom you have to go that big with the performance and dialogue
@@tristanmilner9511 I would disagree because the movie is a entertaining unintentional terrible movie including the entertaining action scenes, a character that seriously didn’t believe He Man and the other characters are from a other world, He Man fighting the bad guys that don’t challenge him, a highly entertaining fight in the climax, etc.
The fact they ended up running out of money is quite feat considering they cut down a huge junk of the money that was supposed to go to Superman IV in order to pay for MOTU's budget.
Happy hump day to me!! Let me get comfy and ready to laugh my a** off. To Dolph credit this was his first acting gig. 21:53 I’m on the floor rollin 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
I grew up on He-Man that was my show lol. I actually thought He-Man was turning into a light skinned Black man when did his "By the power of GreySkull!" that's one of the reasons I liked the show so much. 🤣🤣
I’m in my mid 20s I watched this film as a kid and enjoyed it; I think I’m likely to still enjoy it as an adult. I’m aware that it’s not really a good representation of what He-man is supposed to be like nor a good film for most but I honestly don’t care; I’m not particularly interested in the original cartoon series.
You know I would LOVE a He-Man remake. And it would be the movie The Rock was made for. He has the perfect height and build. I can even imagine him with blonde hair from the cartoons. A mix of live action CGI with today’s tech, James Cameron could even direct it with Zoe Saldana yellowing up for Evil-Lyn..
I personally love Langella's performance in this, his monologue about Power is so hammy and great The number one sin this movie commits is the whole "Coming to our world to fight their battle" thing, fuck off with that.
It’s a trope that hasn’t really gone away yet in Hollywood, bringing fantasy or sci-fi cartoon characters to the real-world just because it’s a lot less cheaper to produce.
I feel you all on the nostalgia and a feeling that we all felt when we went to go see the movie I was 10 at that time and a movie like this was supposed to be our version of The avengers back then but it definitely was something else. I remember saying to myself this is not what I expected but also being optimistic of the rest of the movie to see the characters but it still didn't pan out. Some of what happened with this movie reminds me of what happened with Batman the movie adaptation from the '90s a total breakdown of adaptation from super popular intellectual properties. The list goes on and on and on starting from transformers on down.stay toasty!
Double toasted: you guys should review some acclaimed razzie winners. Like: Rhinestone, Mommie Dearest, The Post Man, etc. Also, I loved your odyssey review of Battlefield Earth.
You guys, He-Man was our favorite franchise when we were kids in Germany. We had almost ALL the toys and if I could recommend you anything, check out the 37 German audio adventures from Europa! They were such awesome stories, I don´t think, those came to any other part of the world. I HIGHLY recommend checking them out. I mean, they came out originally on audio cassettes, but I know, you can get your way around that and download them somewhere online. And you should. The company closed down ages ago anyway.....
I know it's putting lipstick on a pig, but if they just darkened in the eyesockets on Skeletor's mask, it would have looked worlds better. I did it the other week on Photoshop. It's not General Kale good, but it's better than what we got.
I just re watched the movie after the netflex series. I think the movie was pretty good for its time. Skeleton was a menacing villain done right who carried the movie
As bad as this movie is, I remember the first time I saw it on HBO at my Aunt's house in the summer of '89 when I was 7 years old. I was always baffled as to why He-Man never used his sword, "transformed" from Prince Adam to He-Man and why they were goofing around on Earth instead of Eternia. I didn't realize until I got older it was because the script is TERRIBLE and they were trying to save a buck. But I still love this movie. I always crave ribs and chicken during that Gwildor scene when they first arrive on Earth. 😂😂😂😂
Frank Langella actually did a great job as skeletor
Yes, and he is still proud of the role to this day.
100% agree
Frank Langella broke that role across his knee.
Facts.
That speech was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
16:43, 30:00 are some of Billy's best laughs ever. Nothing beats the laugh from Tammy & the T Rex.
Idk. His laugh from the Steel review had me in tears 🤣
30:00 is a mini-TIE fighter
God, the stinger and the dog part was freaking funny as hell. 😂
Hiding out on Earth...equates to...saving money....
Yep!🤣🤣
😂😂
Oh The director was a huge Jack Kirby fan, he wanted him to design the sets but Cannon was too cheap for that.
Facts lol
@@a.f.watcher8888 Yeah, Cannon are the ones really to blame for this disaster. Didn´t they even go bankrupt during production? lmao
10:18 killed me. his reaction: "the hero of the movie, the man himself......BILLY BARTY?!?!"
I wonder why the actor's name for the main hero didn't show up in the beginning of the movie lol 😂. Maybe someone forgot to put his name in at the start 😅?
WHO THE ***K!!!
Dolph Lundgren and Frank Langella were both pre-title names… Billy Barty was the first post title name because at that point they did it alphabetically
frank langella said that skelator is his all-time favorite role. and with good reason. it's similar to raul julia in "street fighter": the overacting of skelator makes it stand out more.
Granted, but did he take this role for the same reason Julia did, which is the same reasons Richard Harris played Dumbledore and Dennis Hopper played King Koopa?
@@darwincity not sure. all signs point to him just wanting to play the role.
@@Shintigercurl Ah, shucks. Would’ve been fun to see his acceptance of this role enter a long tradition of « being pressured by the grandkids to take an underwhelming role ».
@@darwincity Yes. He did it for his kids.
Street fighter is great when you look at the acting and the characterization Masters of the universe is just plain great and is not a bad movie at all it takes liberties from The source material but it also pays respect to the source material at the same time and it doesn't flawlessly and it's masterfully epic
One of my favorite childhood movies to watch with friends and get stoned on.
49:16 I laughed way too hard at this. Korey, you wrong for that, lmao.
Korey’s inner rage lol.
49:14
@Hydra Dominatus In a sequel (which thankfully) that never happened!
49:10 💀
Props to Frank Langella though. This dude is one of the most respected actors out there, with many Tony Awards and Oscar nominations under his belt, and he still says Skeletor was one of the best experiences of his whole career. Now that's what I call professional!
Frank Langella truly was a professional
Frank Langella crushed that role. Overacting or not, I was thoroughly entertained. Especially his speech before getting juiced up during the full moon at the end of the film.
The experience of acting doesn't always equal the reception of the product lol. Community theater taught me that.
whatever people think of this b-movie: Frank Langella has one of the best and most unique villain performances ever and is better than the source material
That last henchman looked like Cindy Loo Hoo after chain smoking a carton of cigs per week for 50 years
That stinger at the end totally broke Korey😂😂
That make-up job was sooo bad!!! 😂🤣🤣
Lol
Ah, the stinger to a sequel that never happened. Korey's reaction - priceless.
That is the face of a man who lost the meaning of life lmao
"50 Shades of Skeletor"??? Really???? How did you miss "50 Shades of Greyskull"!?!!?!?!
Also, Skeletors speech is frickin amazing! Right up there M. Bisons
Korey’s reaction to the stinger tho 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That shot was soo bad like they didn't even try and Skeletor looks worse than what he looked like before.
@@Gideon13397 right?? Clearly his makeup isn’t waterproof and Skeletor looks like he’s trying not to laugh 🤣🤣
@@superkamiguru4615 His make-up really went from bad to worst ever put on screen. I'm surprised people are praising the Skeletor look because it was the one bad thing that really sticks out from the many bad things.
skeletor: "I'll be back"
He-Man fans: "we won't be"
He fr had to take a life to express his disappointment lol
"“Where are they? Where are your friends now? Tell me about the loneliness of good, He-Man. Is it equal to the loneliness of evil?”"
This roast of master of the universe came out right before the he-man reboot this week.
What happened to the new live action reboot that was coming out?
@@anubusx Development hell
@@RuffWarl0ck
I heard the lead actor quit.
@@anubusx That is indeed true. He did quit. He has other projects that he has been cast in and cannot wait for this film anymore. The film hasn't even hit pre-production yet. I don't think it will anytime soon.
Oh, DT is digging to crates of bad movies lately. My bad movie nostalgia memories are loving this.
All that talk about Skeletor in the Battlefield Earth review must've made them go, 'Let's just review Masters of the Universe.'
Yep and also because the master of the universe show was coming out.
16:38 when Billy sees that character on the right. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was in tears lol
The live show was amazing lol
I remember after I came out the theater (age 7) I was SO confused! The movie confused me to the point were I lost interest in my He-Man action figures and started playing with Silver Hawks!
You and so many people my friend... That sense of confusion was universal
I officially want Korey Coleman to be the new voice of Skeletor
@Lenny Dominguez Id piss myself laughing so hard
Billy, never leave, never age, never change.
Billy is a bad ass. Love his humour.
Billy is my spirit animal🤣🤣💀💀
It took me a while to realize you’re talking about Billy Brooks, not Billy Barty.
The issue with adapting the cartoon, was that they didn't have the license with Filmation, they had the license from Mattel. So they kind of had to work from what was laid out in the comics that came with the toys. A lot of the movie's inspiration came from Kirby's New Gods. Which really could've worked, I think, had they not set most of the action in NEW JERSEY, instead of Eternia.
Ah. That would explain why the portals between worlds resemble Boom Tubes.
Gwildor drinking bbq sauce is an immortal moment from my childhood I shall not tolerate disrespect of this masterpiece of theater
Agreed. This movie is one of my childhood favourites.
@@irishemogirl6720 Right?! In a time when we embraced cheesiness this was an absolute classic lmao you just can't look away as a kid when this came on
Indeed!
Facts. 😭
@@tnt9126 I still laugh watching Gwildor chugging that BBQ sauce like there's no tomorrow.
Yeah, so when Canon finally made the film, they were hemorrhaging money. So they were slashing the budget all across the board for every single movie in production at that time. So this is why He-Man is mainly set on Earth and also why Superman IV became what it ended up as
49:19 What is he doing to the chihuahua? 😂😂
Is my dude Skeletor wearing a Nintendo power glove...?
He has the Power
Nintendo Power!!!
He loves the power glove.....because It makes him so baaaad.
that whole reaction the stinger at the end needs to go in the DT records XD
That hard cut to New Jersey threw me as a kid. Still does. Who the fuck sets a He-Man movie in NEW JERSEY?
A film crew with no money
Kevin Smith?
They were in a small town in California
Sadly the new live action isn't any better
When he said "cotton candy hair" I lost it HAHAHAHAHHa
I did too lol
I remember thinking "thats Orco? Looks more like an extra from Troll."
Burger King cups...so good, you can wash them and use them for fancy dinners, to impress your guests!
Dolph Lundgren, body of a god, IQ of 160... straining with all his physique and concentration just to say, "let her go." LOL for all we know, if he said it in Swedish it would have sounded awesome.
Seriously, Dolph’s no dummy!
He has a masters degree in chemical engineering (from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm) and turned down a Fulbright scholarship to MIT to pursue acting.
Just a crap actor and crap direction
@@cremetangerine82 did he ever do anything else after this movie? Or did he go get himself a college education like he was originally gonna do 🤔?
@@TheMeloettafulI liked showdown in little Tokyo with him and Brandon Lee. Also had a young Tia Carrere looking fine as hell.
My Dad took me to see this in theaters when it came out in 87'. I've got a soft spot for this film. I really don't think it's a bad movie, only in comparison to the cartoon.
The movie teased a sequel that was never made.
Like Flash Gordon.
Was looking at this like a month ago and and in about 20 years of watching this movie I didnt see the end credit until then
It actually was made. Production was well underway at Cannon for a He-Man sequel and a Spider-Man movie, but they lost the licence to both franchises. So they combined the two projects into one, using new sets and costumes that had already been created, and the result was the 1989 Jean Claude Van Damme film "Cyborg".
I thought they were supposed to be making one.
@nemo pouncey Yeah, a bona fide post-credits stinger... WAY before it was cool!
I don't know what I laughed so hard as I did when he said "BILLY BARTY!?!?".
I'm very glad to see Martin get his laughing mojo back! 😆
I look forward to it every time.
You gotta admit that cop Lubbock was funny trying lock up everybody ....and after the winning battle decided he wanted to stay on Eternia
I think Korey went insane after the end scene stinger.
Now review the holiday special. "You're trying to grab more than you can handle"
Uuuuugh, don't remind us.
Yes 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That movie will do to Billy and Martin what RE Afterlife did to RLM :)
Stir, whip. Stir, whip. Stir, stir, whip.
Frank Langella is to this movie, what Raul Julia was to Street Fighter. ;)
Excellent comparison. Yeah, they both went above and beyond with these roles.
Not even close! Raul Julia is way better by comparison.
Or Jeremy irons in dungeons and dragons
Both He-Man and Ninja Turtles were popular cartoons in the 80s that got live-action adaptations only a few years later. I bet a lot of kids thought the Turtles one would be crap and the HeMan one would be great.
Oops
Ninja Turtles came on top. He-Man did not sadly.
Transpired as written.
I love these bad movie reviews. Hearing Billy's laugh raises my spirts everytime.
Billy's laugh is hysterical 🤣
At first yeah…but then after a while I wanna mute him…
Billy was making me cry with how hard he was laughing at 16:44. He sounded like he was in pain.
That laugh was everything 😂🤜🏾🤛🏾
This was the greatest movie of my childhood! I know every line from it and have watched it 1000000s of times
I'll be back...34 years later...he still hadn't return #skeletor lol 😂
He's wherever Ming is
Yeah this movie is terrible.
But Frank Langella and Meg Foster were genuinely great villains.
They are the only good thing about the film
Seriously hands down those two were great! Meg Foster will always be Evil-Lyn. Those Eyes
49:09 The last minute stinger at the end of the movie which make Korey here... speechless!
I remember watching this movie as a child but I've been a big He-Man fan so maybe that's why enjoyed the movie lol 😆
@Lenny Dominguez I think the comics came first before the the cartoon show if I remember.
More like Fifty Shades of Greyskull.
I was waiting for someone to say this!
Eyyyy
here's the line... scrolls down, there it is
But its original name was:
Masters of the Universe.
Yeah...
Every shade except blue.
This is a good bad movie. Undeniably bad, but enjoyable for it's cheesiness.
The guy that played Skeletor had a good attitude about it, he put his all and is proud of the performance he put in. Gotta respect that.
Dolph Lungren isn't a good actor but he is annoyingly talented and intelligent. College graduate, speaks five languages, graduated with a degree in chemical engineering, won martial arts championships, he was in the military, partied with Andy Warhol at Studio 54, Grace Jones Bodyguard, did work as a bouncer, and looks a decade to two younger than he really is.
Lesser known fact, the lead Earth actor is Tom Paris from Voyager.
Mattel claims the toys have no relation to the 1982 Conan movie but Skeletor looks EXACTLY the way Thulsa Doom is described in the original Conan stories from the 1930s.
Korey's Skeletor is on point. 💀💀💀
When martin said "endgame" lol
I know man laughed my ass off!!!
@@harondick154 😂
Masters Of The Universe and Avengers Assemble are really alike.
Dolph Lundgren and Frank Langella actually got billing before the all-too-obvious painting of Castle Grayskull but not the Bill Conti does John Williams heroic score behind it.
Billy's laughter and Martin's cackle bring me weekly joy with these bad movie reviews.
Fantastic work, extremely funny
Thank you double toasted thank you very much.
Frank Langella absolutely nailed it as Skeletor
29:59 I died 😂😂😂😂
Thank you for making this guy genuinely laugh out loud!! I needed this so bad! I love this movie and everything was spot on 🤣💀😂💀🤣
Watching this made me realize how much Mortal Kombat got from He-Man
I love these bad movie reviews
3:59 Skeletor Laugh😂
Good points: Skeletor And Evil-Lynn are fantastic, the practical effects, The Eternia sets and Costumes are spot on. Acting is generally corny but it's He Man what you expect? Also, great music score.
Bad points: except for Ludwig, the entire Earth story is Garbage (sorry Monica), the action is pretty lame
Soundtrack is incredible, Skelator is brilliant, thankfully the movie is all about him so it detracts from the main plot
@@nnamdiachebe2681?
Frank Langella overreacting as Skeletor is highly entertaining in a so bad it’s good movie.
He is the only good thing about this wreck.
Seriously that monologue is awesome: th-cam.com/video/8Ek2ArdQM4c/w-d-xo.html Like Marvel needs to take notes if they want to do Dr. Doom you have to go that big with the performance and dialogue
@@Terminalsanity When he said "I am that force! I am that power!" I would've throne an award at him.
@@tristanmilner9511
I would disagree because the movie is a entertaining unintentional terrible movie including the entertaining action scenes, a character that seriously didn’t believe He Man and the other characters are from a other world, He Man fighting the bad guys that don’t challenge him, a highly entertaining fight in the climax, etc.
The fact they ended up running out of money is quite feat considering they cut down a huge junk of the money that was supposed to go to Superman IV in order to pay for MOTU's budget.
I came here for Billy laugh
Sorry Korey, but Dolf's name is in the title. It appears BEFORE the painting of Castle Grayskull.
Yea i fina say that too because the dude plays he-man his name n the guy who plays skeletor name is showed before the movie comes on lol😂😎😂😎
Big Facts. They’re being facetious, though. They know. 🤣
@@trealsteve yea i kno they do they just acting anyway 😎😂😎😂
Where
@@swegtaswegta7578 At 0:30. th-cam.com/video/Ox9mC56sMxM/w-d-xo.html
Happy hump day to me!! Let me get comfy and ready to laugh my a** off. To Dolph credit this was his first acting gig. 21:53 I’m on the floor rollin 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
I grew up on He-Man that was my show lol. I actually thought He-Man was turning into a light skinned Black man when did his "By the power of GreySkull!" that's one of the reasons I liked the show so much. 🤣🤣
You’re in for a treat if you haven’t seen revelations yet.
Anthony De Longis plays Blade….the guy is is a multiple weapons master and martial artist, so yes he would qualify as a ‘Warrior’ in my book.
0:18 He-Man: Let Her Go!
Skeletor:... Are you asking me or telling me, I'm not sure this is not even a challenge?!?
He-Man: Let her go!
39:55 Get out of here! This is how a anti gunner handles home invasions.
when you have Cannon involve in a movie based on any big time IP. you know it gonna stray from the source material LOL
I’m in my mid 20s I watched this film as a kid and enjoyed it; I think I’m likely to still enjoy it as an adult. I’m aware that it’s not really a good representation of what He-man is supposed to be like nor a good film for most but I honestly don’t care; I’m not particularly interested in the original cartoon series.
I liked skeletors make-up. At least they had an actor playing him while he-man looked like he walked out of a Madonna video.
You know I would LOVE a He-Man remake. And it would be the movie The Rock was made for. He has the perfect height and build. I can even imagine him with blonde hair from the cartoons.
A mix of live action CGI with today’s tech, James Cameron could even direct it with Zoe Saldana yellowing up for Evil-Lyn..
Funny reviews af. More entertained than the actual movie itself. 😂😂😂
I personally love Langella's performance in this, his monologue about Power is so hammy and great
The number one sin this movie commits is the whole "Coming to our world to fight their battle" thing, fuck off with that.
It’s a trope that hasn’t really gone away yet in Hollywood, bringing fantasy or sci-fi cartoon characters to the real-world just because it’s a lot less cheaper to produce.
Still a guilty pleasure to this day. Kept waiting for movies to get better, but can't mess with a pink Cadillac
Dolph Lundgren's name does appear during the opening credits. It appears before the wide shot of Greyskull
5:22 Martin's face looool
Frank Langella acted very good as Skeletor he carried that movie it’s no such thing as “ overacting” either you can or cannot act.
I feel you all on the nostalgia and a feeling that we all felt when we went to go see the movie I was 10 at that time and a movie like this was supposed to be our version of The avengers back then but it definitely was something else. I remember saying to myself this is not what I expected but also being optimistic of the rest of the movie to see the characters but it still didn't pan out. Some of what happened with this movie reminds me of what happened with Batman the movie adaptation from the '90s a total breakdown of adaptation from super popular intellectual properties. The list goes on and on and on starting from transformers on down.stay toasty!
Billy's reaction to Karg 🤣
Double toasted: you guys should review some acclaimed razzie winners. Like: Rhinestone, Mommie Dearest, The Post Man, etc. Also, I loved your odyssey review of Battlefield Earth.
50 Shades of Skeletor I was dying after he said that.....boy this was funny as hell and I love He Man as a kid WTH happened
I was laughing my ass off too, I thought he was gonna say 50 Shades of GreySkull
Skunk henchmen toy came with a smell patch. One of my favorites toys.
At 5 I loved he-man.
At 40 I love skeletor lol
You guys, He-Man was our favorite franchise when we were kids in Germany. We had almost ALL the toys and if I could recommend you anything, check out the 37 German audio adventures from Europa! They were such awesome stories, I don´t think, those came to any other part of the world. I HIGHLY recommend checking them out. I mean, they came out originally on audio cassettes, but I know, you can get your way around that and download them somewhere online. And you should. The company closed down ages ago anyway.....
The Stinger made Korey so mad, he couldn't even find words for it! 😂🤣
I know it's putting lipstick on a pig, but if they just darkened in the eyesockets on Skeletor's mask, it would have looked worlds better. I did it the other week on Photoshop. It's not General Kale good, but it's better than what we got.
Depilatory parties!!! 🤣🤣 Martin had me rolling!!
Skeletor was shown to be alive in a post credits scene.
I’m wondering if the sequel was going to explain why Skeletor didn’t die.
He's wherever Ming is lol
I just re watched the movie after the netflex series. I think the movie was pretty good for its time. Skeleton was a menacing villain done right who carried the movie
Billy's laugh reminds me of that guy from the flipagram roasts
The end of the movie killed me even more. That bitch was like: yeah getting my parents back was a second thought. Sweet Jesus.
There was a live action He-Man movie?! SERIOUSLY?!
As bad as this movie is, I remember the first time I saw it on HBO at my Aunt's house in the summer of '89 when I was 7 years old. I was always baffled as to why He-Man never used his sword, "transformed" from Prince Adam to He-Man and why they were goofing around on Earth instead of Eternia. I didn't realize until I got older it was because the script is TERRIBLE and they were trying to save a buck. But I still love this movie. I always crave ribs and chicken during that Gwildor scene when they first arrive on Earth. 😂😂😂😂
Dude, I'm blowing snot at Billy's reactions and his laugh is infectious!
I've waited so long for this review lmfao 😂😭💯
Battlefield earth and now this. You guys are killing it lately.
Next they have to do Saturn 3 or Dirty Love
@@austindevine248 haven't seen those but I'm still pushing for Ghosts of Mars. There's allot in there that just makes you ask why.
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Dirty Love is a painful to watch awful movie that is not worth roasting about.
@@jasoncase9481 the irony is she promoted the fuck out of this movie as here comedy debut and this movie fails on every level
Yup