Okay 80s kids - with Mattel seeing success with a Barbie reboot

word on the street is that they will finally be making Greyskull.

Marks' script has been described as "Lord of the Rings meets The Matrix," which is difficult to argue. The opening has sorceress Evil-Lyn detailing the origin of the universe as a mythic swordsmith forges two magic swords at the beginning of time. These are the legendary Sword of Light and Sword of Darkness. Mythology is established, revealing that the joining of the two swords enabled King Grayskull to save Eternia from the Forces of Darkness decades ago. Following his victory, Grayskull entrusts six wise warriors -- the original Masters of the Universe -- to hide the two swords.

In the present day, Evil-Lyn (who has betrayed her fellow Masters) leads the villainous Keldor to the Sword of Darkness. As he touches the hilt, darkness consumes his flesh, foreshadowing his transformation into Skeletor. Keldor leads an attack on his brother, King Randor, who's introduced lecturing his son Adam, a spoiled teen who can't seem to avoid getting into fights.