He-Man Returns to Screens, but Not Enough Fans Showed Up
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He-Man returns to screens, but not enough fans showed up
The first live-action Masters of the Universe movie in nearly four decades hit theaters on June 5 with a stacked cast, a $170 million production budget and a wave of nostalgia for the 1980s Mattel toy line. It also hit a wall. The film has grossed $113 million worldwide, according to multiple industry trackers, well below what it needed to break even in theaters. But Amazon MGM Studios, which produced and distributed the picture, appears unbothe…
Only about a month after the (disappointing) release of Masters of the Universe, you can already watch the film around He-Man at home.
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Travis Knight’s epic fantasy with a budget of 170-200 million, has just crashed into cinemas. Now he arrives at Amazon Prime Video with the label ‘failure’ and the hope that streaming will do him justice. On July 22, just in time for the summer, the platform has hung the film. It’s one of those plays that smell like second chance. Nicholas Galitzine, Jared Letto and Idris Elba give themselves to a show tha…
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