The new live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon is getting a 4K steelbook that's now available to preorder. Its release date is still to be determined.

The live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon is now playing in theaters, and it looks like you’re going to love it. In fact, it’s gearing up for a major box office run, so you know that ...

Dean DeBlois, the director of the "How to Train Your Dragon" remake, told Business Insider that live-action remakes deserve praise when done by the original filmmaker.

It’s the flight sequences that lay the limitations of a “live-action” approach on display. In giving up its animated world, the new How to Train Your Dragon is forced to rely on jerky quick ...

Nintendo has delayed its live-action The Legend of Zelda movie. Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto--who created Zelda--said in a statement that the delay comes down to "production reasons." ...

How to Train Your Dragon filmmaker Dean DeBlois has a list of regrets about his movies, so found the live-action project a way to right some wrongs.

“ The Legend of Zelda ” live action movie will move from March to May 7, 2027, Sony and Nintendo announced. The new date was freed up when “Avengers: Secret Wars” moved to Dec. 17, 2027.

And the action is pretty dope, too.” Both of these would be perfect for a live-action take, and neither don’t seem to already have live-action projects in the works. So they’re on the table.

The live-action version remains faithful to the animated original. In fact, two iconic scenes of Hiccup and Toothless first connecting and the test-flight are – shot-for-shot – the same.

Will the live-action film get a physical release? Although we don't yet have a release date for the 4K or Blu-ray editions of the new movie, it's inevitable that one will become available.

The live-action How to Train Your Dragon is exactly the same story with humans and only the smallest of changes. It’s a de facto shot-for-shot remake that omits a few minor scenes and adds in a ...

With the Switch 2 launch finally here, Nintendo fans have plenty to celebrate. But the wait is still on for the upcoming live-action "The Legend of Zelda" movie, and unfortunately, it just got a ...