Movie Review: Masters of the Universe
I grew up watching He-Man and She-Ra on TV. It was a very enjoyable experience and made me love sword and fantasy materials more. Last Sunday, I watched the Masters of the Universe starring Nicholas Galitzine as Prince Adam, Camila Mendez as Teela, Idris Alba as Duncan; the Man-At-Arms, Jared Leto as Skeletor and many more. If you know He-Man's story, he is the alter-ego of Prince Adam, the Prince of Eternia and son of King Randor and Queen Marlena. Eternia is a world of advance technology and magic. It is also the location of Castle Grayskull, the source of He-Man's power and is the home of the Sorceress, his guardian. There have been too many versions of He-Man's story (including the story of Sheera, He-Man's twin), and there have been a lot of cartoons and movies about him. In the 2026 movie through, there were a lot of changes that for me, made the movie "too woke" for my taste. In this version, the royal capital of Eternia was attacked by Skeletor and...
