How to Train Your Dragon
"The legend is real."
FantasyFamilyActionAdventure
On the rugged isle of Berk, where Vikings and dragons have been bitter enemies for generations, Hiccup stands apart, defying centuries of tradition when he befriends Toothless, a feared Night Fury dragon. Their unlikely bond reveals the true nature of dragons, challenging the very foundations of Viking society.
🎬 DirectorDean DeBlois
📅 Release2025-06-06
🌍 CountryUnited States of America
🗣 LanguageEnglish
🏢 StudioDreamWorks Animation, Marc Platt Productions
🗳 Votes2,830
🔥 Popularity25
💰 Budget$150,000,000
💵 Revenue$636,351,148
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🎭 Cast
Mason Thames
Hiccup
Nico Parker
Astrid
Gerard Butler
Stoick
Nick Frost
Gobber
Gabriel Howell
Snotlout
Julian Dennison
Fishlegs
Bronwyn James
Ruffnut
Harry Trevaldwyn
Tuffnut
Murray McArthur
Hoark
Peter Serafinowicz
Spitelout
Naomi Wirthner
Gothi
Ruth Codd
Phlegma
Andrea Ware
Burnheart
Anna Leong Brophy
Retcha
Marcus Onilude
Snorti
🎥 Crew
Producer
Dean DeBlois
Producer
Marc Platt
Director
Dean DeBlois
Producer
Adam Siegel
Writer
Dean DeBlois
Original Music Composer
John Powell
Director of Photography
Bill Pope
Costume Design
Lindsay Pugh
Set Decoration
Daniel Birt
Production Design
Dominic Watkins
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🏷 Keywords
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💬 Reviews
Whatever happened to Brenton Thwaites? For some reason that crossed my mind as this thoroughly entertaining fantasy adventure gets off to a rollicking start and keeps going. Now if you are the “Hagar”-esque Viking chief (Gerard Butler) expecting your son to take over as fearless dragon-chaser after you, why would you call him “Hiccup”? Might as well call him “Buttercup”? Anyway, that h…
The How to Train Your Dragon live-action remake is a shot-for-shot remake of the original 2010 animated film. It is DreamWorks Animation's first foray into live-action and original screenwriter and director Dean DeBlois returns. The few highlights of the live-action version of the film are that the majority of the dragons transition to live-action or are computer generated to extremely satisfyi…
Maybe some of the stellar reviews are based on some sort of nostalgia for the 2010 animated movie but I don't hold the same regard to that movie, although I did enjoy those movies. However, this live action version, like the ones Disney has been churning out, feels a bit pointless even though most of the CGI wasn't bad. It is certainly watchable but I found myself a bit bored having seen most of t…
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