A confirmation of a "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" movie reboot, even without a plot, a director or even an alleged premiere release is more than enough to bring excitement to the children of the 80's as well as the millennial children of today. The worldwide hit television series is once again attempting to conquer the cinema screens once more and is rumored to be launching a new line of Power Ranger toys in lieu with the movie release.

A movie adaptation of the children televisions series was already released a decade ago and created a wave of achievements not only in the cinemas but as well as in product sales. The movie plot revolved around a group of teenage superheroes fighting against and evil person bound to bring darkness and dominate the world. These teens were relatable teenagers with exceptional martial art skills who were bequeathed with supercool fighting gadgets and attack vehicles.

This will most likely be the same plot for the upcoming reboot of the "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers." Just like the old rangers, they will be faced with the challenge of acquiring a power that will help them defeat evil. The only difference would be cooler gadgets and even cooler fighting machines for the group. A new set of teenagers, of different races and social status will complete the animated superheroes.

One of the rumored casts for the movie is Chloe Grace Moretz. The "Kickass" actress has always been the top choice to play the role of Pink Ranger. The pretty face and the exceptional fighting moves she has been known for is definitely the best selling point for her as an actress for the upcoming movie.

Taylor Lautner is also included in the roster of stars speculated to be part of the movie. He would most likely play the role of Red Ranger or the Blue Ranger. Lautner is also known for her agile skills in the martial arts.

According to the fan site Fandango the "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" will most likely be released on screens on July 22, 2016 and will be based in a story written by Ashley Miller and Zack Stentz, the geniuses behind X-Men First Class and Thor.

Unfortunately, with the release of a fan made "dark Power Ranger" the movie might push through sometime in 2017 under the collaboration of Lionsgate and Saban Brands.