Darren Soto

So this movie has gone through development hell.

There was multiple different versions of the script.

There were different actors attached.

It's gone through some stuff.

There was a whole other version of this movie that was happening, not Skeletor.

three years ago i feel like this is a hell of a sales pitch so that's okay but i'm selling it because i'm saying i was so skeptical about it coming into it i was just like i don't know i think it's gonna be so bad that i want to go see it like it's gonna be so and i was so pleasantly surprised it really has uh thor ragnarok vibes it's like very fun it's just like it's a light it's a light romp the movie is like two hours and 15 minutes long i

Never felt like it dragged at all.

Pacing was great.

Felt like the movie kept going.

Like, there wasn't any, like, weird side quests.

Like, I never felt like the movie, like, got into a weird, like, oh, the movie needs to be longer, so, like, let's make them have some obstacle that they have to go do a fetch quest.

There was none of that.

It's like, he gets the sword, he goes to Eternia.

Like, it's a whole thing.

So everything, like, leans into the conceit of this being ridiculous.

Yeah.

And it is like there's a moment early on where like Skeletor is like laughing and it's sort of very Austin Powers where like he's like laughing and then he looks around.

He's like, I didn't like it is stop laughing like or whatever.

And so and Alison Brie plays Evelyn and she is like very good.

And it's wild how much this movie came together when it absolutely against the like against all odds.