Masters of the Universe Goofs

1987

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A Battle Fought In The Stars. Now... Comes To Earth.

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See the goofs, blunders and plain ole mistakes in the 1987 Sci-Fi movie starring Dolph Lundgren, Frank Langella, James Tolkan, Billy Barty

Courteney Cox, Robert Duncan McNeill, Pons Maar, Anthony De Longis, Meg Foster, Jon Cypher, Chelsea Field, Christina Pickles, Tony Carroll, Robert Towers, Barry Livingston, Jessica Nelson, Gwynne Gilford, Walter Scott, Walter Robles (II), Cindi Eyman Update Cast

We believe the following are all legit mistakes. If we've bungled it, or you have additional info, please update us.

Thanks to Eric

Update

In the music store, Kevin finds D# on the cosmic key. This is somewhat of a blooper in that, in the music world, D# is almost always referred to as Eb.

Thanks to Rob Caton

Update

When Karg breaks into Gwildor's lair he declares "find the key.. tear this place apart!"

However, we have already established that Skeletor believes he has the ONLY Cosmic Key and later in the throne room stand-off between He-Man and Skeletor's guards (shortly before they get transported to Earth), he learns of a second one when Evil-Lyn sees Gwildor with a Cosmic Key and turns to Skeletor shouting "it's the Locksmith... the little worm has another key!"

Gwildor's exact line to He-Man and his friends regarding Skeletor believing he has the only Cosmic Key (moments prior to Karg breaking into his lair) is "if he knew i had this prototype."

Therefore, the scene in which Karg breaks into Gwildor's lair should not have been concluded with the line "find the key, tear this place apart" as at the time the scene is set, Skeletor didn't know about the other Key - NOBODY did!

Thanks to Eric

Update

At around 1:09:20, as He Man and company seek refuge from the attack of Skeletor's troops, He Man's sword falls from it's holster as he begins heading up the steps.

Thanks to Wayne Jermin

Update

Before He-Man surrenders himself to Skeletor on the roof top, a group of troopers try to capture him by pinning him down. As they are doing so another trooper runs towards them, trips over a body on the floor and falls into He-Man.

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Bogus Blunders

Sometimes an apparent goof is not a real mistake

But, nothing bogus that we know yet for "Masters of the Universe".

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