How To Milk Your Dragon: Dreamworks Now Wants A Live-Action Version

[Peter Paltridge]

<p>The original How To Train Your Dragon, released in 2010, is still one of the best films Dreamworks ever created. An actual classic animated story, with rich worldbuilding and memorable characters, somehow came to exist during the peak of this studio’s “hire a bunch of celebrities and make snarky jokes” period. And the cream doesn’t always rise to the top with the moviegoing public, but they actually responded to HTTYD, allowing an endless number of sequels and TV spinoffs to be created.</p>

 

[PerkJunkieGirl]

They didnt even wait for decade to make a live action remake. The franchise still looks timeless. Why remake? Laziness!

 

[Jae]

You know you are getting old when something from 2010 is now getting a remake.

 

[Lime]

I can't wait to see how they bring the dragons to life in the live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon! I love the original movies and I got sad when they ended. To the h8rs out there, You just don't understand, You are not the market for this. Remakes are not bad. It feeds the economy and brings employment.

 

[lizaberowxn]

Eh,I find myself grappling with conflicting emotions regarding the upcoming live-action remake of the beloved animated classic, How to Train Your Dragon. While I am intrigued by the possibility of seeing these mythical creatures come to life on the big screen in a new way, I cannot help but wonder if the live-action version will capture the same magic and heart that made the original film so special.I must admit, however, that I am skeptical about whether the live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon will be able to live up to the original. The animated film was a true masterpiece, with rich world-building, memorable characters, and a story that touched the hearts of audiences around the world. Recapturing that magic in a new medium is a daunting task, and one that must be approached with great care and skill.

 

[Tom23]

Not sure about what will my opinion about this,only time will tell whether the live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon will be able to capture the same spirit and energy that made the original film so beloved. As an artist and film lover, I can only hope that the filmmakers will do justice to this classic story and bring it to life in a way that honors its legacy and resonates with audiences for generations to come.

 

[Escallation35]

I was surprised to hear that Dreamworks is making a live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon. It's a classic animated film that I know fans adore. I hope that the new version lives up to expectations and doesn't disappoint audiences who loved the original. It will be interesting to see how they bring the dragons to life in a new medium. I'm excited to see what they come up with, but also a little nervous. I think a lot of people will be watching closely to see if they can recapture the magic of the original film.

 

[Ed Sasso]

Listen up, these movie studios gotta cut it out with the remakes, they're ruining my childhood classics. Hollywood's gotta get some new ideas and stop recycling the same old stuff. I mean, what's the point of redoing something that's already been done? It's like they don't have any originality anymore. They're just trying to cash in on nostalgia. Give us something fresh and exciting, something that we haven't seen before. If they keep going like this, they're gonna lose their audience. Hollywood, do us a favor and give us something new for a change.

 

[Sparkly]

Gee, maybe the live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon will bring the story to a whole new generation of fans! I'm so grateful for the original movie and all the joy it brought to audiences. It's great to see that Dreamworks is bringing back the original director for the live-action version. I bet the dragons will look super cool in live-action, maybe even better than in the cartoon! I can't wait to see what they do with the story and the characters. It's gonna be epic!

 

[BabySpice]

Oh man, I am so hyped for the live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon! I can't wait to see who they cast as Hiccup! I mean, they've gotta get someone who can really capture the character's spirit, you know? Someone who's a little bit scrappy, but also brave and kind-hearted. It's gonna be tough to find the perfect actor for the role, but I know Dreamworks will pull it off. I'm already picturing the new version in my head and it's gonna be so awesome! I'm counting down the days until I can see it on the big screen!