"Masters of the Universe" has arrived. The first live-action adaptation of the fondly remembered animated series and accompanying toy line since 1987 is in theaters this weekend, courtesy of Amazon MGM Studios and Travis Knight,

He-Man battles Skeletor in a modern reboot of the 1980s kid-friendly franchise "Masters of the Universe." But is it suitable for today's youngsters?

Of course, another major one is the 1987 film starring Dolph Lundgren and Frank Langella. One fan of that film is Travis Knight, the director of the new Masters of the Universe, who made sure to weave references to all eras of Masters of the Universe into the film,

The movie’s tone and plot owe a great deal to the 1980 'Flash Gordon' movie, which featured a stellar soundtrack by the rock band Queen at its apex.

Orko was first introduced, as with the majority of the franchise’s characters, in the initial Mattel line of action figures and accompanying mini-comics. He was also featured in the comic book series and became a fan favorite after appearing in Filmation ...

Nicholas Galitzine steps into the shoes of Adam, Prince of Eternia in a fun-filled reboot that stays faithful to the Masters of the Universe cartoon.