The live-action How to Train Your Dragon ... in The Black Phone, where he balanced darkness and sadness under much different circumstances. And after reading these insights from The Art and ...

The remake of How To Train Your Dragon sticks close to the blueprint, but is missing one elusive ingredient - originality.

The director who, along with Chris Sanders, had made the 2002 Disney animated “Lilo & Stitch” and the 2010 DreamWorks Animation release “How to Train Your Dragon,” said that he viewed such ...

To celebrate the hugely anticipated release of the live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon, we had the pleasure of chatting to the film’s stars and director to find out more. On the rugged ...

Live-action adaptations usually feel like soulless, board-room directed cash-grabs engineered for mass appeal. Which raises the question: Why is the new How to Train Your Dragon sort of … actually ...

You can whittle all the praise for Universal's live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon down to a single ... plus its looser adaptation of Snow White, struggled to make a profit.) ...

DeBlois, who also directed the two How to Train Your Dragon sequels ... Hiccup (played by Mason Thames), befriends a sleek black dragon named Toothless and learns that fighting the beasts isn ...

The live-action remake of “How to Train Your Dragon” is here ... who played Finney in “The Black Phone.” Thames has also appeared in episodes of “Walker” and “For All Mankind.” ...

The new, live-action How to Train Your ... by The Black Phone’s Mason Thames), a social outcast on the fantastical isle of Berk, who makes an unexpected friend in a supposedly deadly dragon ...

Global on the latter Dean DeBlois-directed How to Train Your Dragon is at $197.6M after $113M ... which did $135.9M (when Sony’s Men in Black: International was leading). Give Universal a ...