From the archives - Masters of the Universe Movie Commentary

from Operation Retroshock · host Allan Price and Chris Vint

So we have had some commentaries from James Eatock and myself and now we have a long commentary but this is with a different James. James Sawyer, Dylan Cook and myself talk bout the 80's classic movie starring Dolph Lundgren and an unknown at the time Courtney Cox! What are our thoughts on this film and what about Gwildor? Woud we have preffered Orko or did we like the Chicken loving Gwildor! make sure to hit play when we tell you and enjoy the ride as we talk about the only He-Man movie in existance (well at time of publishing this in 2017!)

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