Or a shallow corporation only creating another soulless project. I'm curious to hear your thoughts, as it's now known that yes: DreamWorks Are Making Another HTTYD ...

Well you can quickly come to see my thoughts as the Official Trailer for DreamWorks' How To Train Your Dragon Live Action Remake is here... and some of it looks a little uncanny. A little bad.

The co-director of "How to Train Your Dragon" is back with a live-action remake of the original movie. He's not a fan of remakes and acknowledged that they can seem unnecessary, but thinks his is ...

How to Train Your Dragon looking at a $65M-$75M U.S. box office opening with another $110M overseas. Dakota Johnson's Materialists eyes a $7M+ start.

In case you don't have a 4K TV to watch the How to Train Your Dragon, they are available in standard Blu-ray format. They still look great at 1080p, and you can get the entire trilogy in one ...

Like those films, it carries a PG rating. “How to Train Your Dragon,” which is about a scrawny teen named Hiccup who befriends an injured dragon called Toothless, cost $150 million to produce.

In a vacuum, there is a great deal to love about How To Train Your Dragon. I wish I had written the CinemaBlend review of the 2015 movie, as I could have just copy and pasted my sentiments (I’m ...

DreamWorks’ “ How to Train Your Dragon ” topped the South Korean box office over the June 6–8 weekend, overtaking local hit “Hi-Five” in admissions and revenue. The live action remake ...

How to Train Your Dragon is now looking at $83.7M after a $26.5M Saturday, -26% from previews/Friday of $35.6M. That’s higher than where tracking was seeing it ($65M-$75M).

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ review: Live-action remake is nice, but doesn’t always soar By Johnny Oleksinski Published June 9, 2025, 5:40 p.m. ET ...

The live-action How to Train Your Dragon can feel hemmed in by its faithfulness to the animated original, but it’s re-creating that film’s sense of heart and soul as well as its entire plot ...