"How to Train Your Dragon" director Dean DeBlois is ironically not a huge fan of live-action remakes of animated films.

The live-action How to Train Your Dragon is soaring at the box office, just $3M shy of becoming the franchise’s top-grossing film—DreamWorks wins big!

Ahead of How to Train Your Dragon's release on 4K and Blu-ray next month, we have an exclusive clip from the movie's gag reel ...

However, Disney live-action remakes did not come to the fore until 2010's Alice in Wonderland made more than $1 billion, leading a number of other remakes to go into production. This includes ...

“I had heard murmurings from Dean a year earlier, saying, ‘Oh, we’re going to do the live-action, but you’re not available.’ And I remember thinking at the time, I get it.

I went to see the live-action remake of this beloved 2010 film over the weekend and was anxious about whether it would maintain the whimsy, humor and charm of the animated original.

Written and directed by Dean DeBlois—who also co-wrote and co-directed the original animated movie—this 2025 movie is, basically, a shot-for-shot remake of 2010’s How To Train Your Dragon.

The 56-year-old actress voiced Hiccup’s mother Valka Haddock in the original animated Dreamworks trilogy, and DeBlois - who helmed the first three films, as well as the 2025 live-action remake ...

Dean DeBlois and Nico Parker on the set of “How to Train Your Dragon” (Universal Pictures) “I had heard murmurings from Dean a year earlier, saying, ‘Oh, we’re going to do the live ...

If nothing else, they provide fodder for more live-action remakes in the near future. Hollywood can’t have these nostalgic adaptations without something to redo in the first place.

This live-action "How to Train Your Dragon" is more than just "House of the Dragon" for tweens -- there are important messages imparted about peaceful coexistence and acceptance, and learning to ...