Dreamworks Animation released a “live-action” remake of the first “How to Train Your Dragon” film, directed by Dean DeBlois.

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Visually, How to Train Your Dragon is stunning. Many live-action shots are realistic copies of what was accomplished ... these were shot either on location or required the use of a green screen and ...

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where you can stroke an incredibly realistic Night Fury and capture enviable photos for your social media. Hiccup's Wing Gliders is the rollercoaster to queue for if you want a dragon's eye view of ...

How to Train Your Dragon is predicted to replicate Lilo & Stitch 's success. Its director Dean DeBlois, who co-directed the 2010 original alongside Chris Sanders (the duo, ironically, also made the ...