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Live-Action Redo Is a Squandered Opportunity

At The Movies: How To Train Your Dragon is a safe but spectacular greatest hits tour

A 3-star review of the live-action How To Train Your Dragon remake - a faithful, visually spectacular but creatively timid return to Berk that values nostalgia over innovation. Read more at straitstimes.

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Movie Review: ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ might have just redeemed the live-action adaptation

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‘How to Train Your Dragon’ review: Live-action remake has soar musicals

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Live-action remake of 'How To Train Your Dragon' stands apart from predecessor | Review

“How to Train Your Dragon” is a fun, adventurous flight of fancy that digs deeper for something more and explores the ability of an individual to grow beyond what they’ve been taught to believe by pee...

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How will live-action ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ do at the box office?

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How to Train Your Dragon director is already thinking about the sequel, wants Cate Blanchett to return in live-action

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“How to Train Your Dragon” review: Live-action remake doesn't breathe new life into story, but still soars

DeBlois wisely assembles a marvelously talented cast, most notably in the case of Mason Thames, who carries the film as Hiccup.

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‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Review: DreamWorks Live-Action Remake Retains Charm but Plays It Safe

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How to Train Your Dragon Review: A Pointless Shot-for-Shot Remake

Nico Parker addresses 'How to Train Your Dragon' haters

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Mason Thames and Nico Parker Talk ‘How to Train Your Dragon’

Parker opens up about bringing her dad to the premiere of the film and Thames talks about dressing up as the iconic character of Hiccup for Halloween as a child.

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Nico Parker addresses “How to Train Your Dragon” casting“ ”backlash: 'I can't value your opinion on my hair'

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‘How to Train Your Dragon' Star Nico Parker Says ‘I Just Don't Care' That People Are Upset Over Her Casting: ‘I Can't Value Your Opinion on My Hair'

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‘How to Train Your Dragon': Dorks & Dragons, but Make It Real(ish)

DreamWorks Animation gets into the live-action game with this redo of the 2010 fantasy about a boy and his giant, fire-breathing best friend. Sure, why not

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‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Review: DreamWorks Swoops Into the Remake Game With Respectful Cover From Co-Director of 2010 Toon

The leap from computer animation to 'live action' is safer than the trial-and-error update strategy Disney’s been trying with its hand-drawn classics.