The Live-Action Masters of the Universe Movie Has Apparently Lost the Power of Netflix
losses—even after the movie’s initial $200 million budget was nudged down to $180 million. Variety notes that “a spokesperson for Mattel confirmed thatis no longer at Netflix, but did not provide any further comment. A Netflix spokesperson had no comment.
”fan in particular, it’s an interesting look at a project that Hollywood has been trying to make for over 15 years in some form, with this latest shot at Netflix—home to popular recent animated He-Man adventures—being just the latest to run aground.
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