Travis Knight, director of the new Masters of the Universe movie, shares his passion for He-Man and the world of Eternia. He discusses how he approached adapting the classic franchise, aiming to capture the spirit of the original 1980s series while creating a modern blockbuster with genuine emotional depth. Knight was inspired by the tone and music of Flash Gordon, and he recounts the special experience of having Brian May contribute to the film’s score. He also explains how the movie blends lighthearted fantasy with meaningful themes of finding yourself and accepting who you are. Finally, he hints at potential future stories within the Eternia universe, shares his ideas for adding new characters, and explains his focus on making this film a complete story in itself.
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