These days, Cornen Cox is a globally known actor with several leading roles in Sitkomi under her belt and Founded place in the Universe "Crick" As Rapporteur Gail Withers, but in the mid -1980s, she was just unknown who danced on stage with Bruce Springsteen in her music video for "Dark Dark". Apart from a few appearances in shows such as "Murder, she wrote" and "The Dovque Ship", she did not have many loans to her name, but in 1987 she received a pretty big role in a film that had the potential to be a huge blockbuster: "Masters of the Universe".

"Masters of the Universe" was a wildly popular franchise that initially started as a line of toys, and in 1987, there was a series of cartoons and animated films about Prince Adam's adventures, known as HPA, so the live film "Masters of the Universe" seemed safe. Acting Delphus Lundgren as a muscular he-man and Frank Langela as his swearing enemy skeleton, "Masters of the Universe" unfortunately was not a hit The films and canon were hoping.

In the film, directed by Gary Godard, the wicked skeleton takes over the Graykul Castle and captures the Grayskul wizard, hoping to use his huge powers for his own. He-man and his friends rescue master Smith named Guildor (Billy Barty), who motivated a magical key that can open a portal anywhere in the universe using musical tones. However, they lose the key, and a teenager named Jululey (Cox) and her boyfriend Kevin (Robert Duncan McNeil) find him, pulling them into the whole of betweenerstwe's adventure. Juluuli is going on a lot, as he only lost both parents in a plane crash, and now there is a magical key and skeleton chickens after her, too.

Long before she is one of the most successful actors of Sitkom of all time, Known globally as Monica Gellar of "Friends", Cox played poor Jululey Winston in the true adaptation "Masters of the Universe". Since then there have been numerous adaptations, including more cartoons and The upcoming live movie with an action starring Nicholas Galicin as a ha-man, And they are pretty much better than this stupid riff with some really suspicious choices and vulgar acting. (Seriously, the only thing this film was dealing with is Langela as a skeleton, because it gives it all for some reason and it rules.) This is one for the "Masters of the Universe" and only coke finish, frankly, unless you want the fantasy of the 1980s.