“How to Train Your Dragon” is running it back in live action. For children who grew up with the animated adventures of a Viking teen and his best dragon friend Toothless, the remake (in theaters June ...

I never got into the How to Train Your Dragon animated movies, and I missed the big live-action remake when it hit the 2025 movie schedule earlier this year, but I decided to check it out when it came ...

A mom, daughter and Toothless pillow arrived for a screening of How to Train Your Dragon — and had a fantastical evening. (Photo Illustration: Annelise Capossela for Yahoo News, photos: Dreamworks, ...

Ever wanted to soar through the skies on the back of a friendly dragon? The new “How to Train Your Dragon” may be the ticket, from a decidedly safer, though possibly still vertigo-inducing, distance.

The live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon is doing exceptionally well, powering through the box office charts and receiving high praise from both fans and critics. Disney could surely learn a ...

Dreamworks’ live-action How to Train Your Dragon has introduced the franchise and its lovable lead Toothless to a whole new generation of fans, and the film is still soaring at the box office. The ...

The animated adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon was a huge hit when it first hit the big screen in 2010, and now, 15 years later, Dreamworks is bringing that fantasy adventure back to theaters as ...

Get ready to go back to Berk for more dragon drama. How to Train Your Dragon is one of the most popular and beloved animated franchises of the 21st century, spawning a film trilogy, various television ...

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Dreamworks Animation takes a page out of Disney’s playbook this week and releases a live-action remake of one of its animated movies, starting with the first entry in the blockbuster “How to Train ...

Ever wanted to soar through the skies on the back of a friendly dragon? The new “How to Train Your Dragon” may be the ticket, from a decidedly safer, though possibly still vertigo-inducing, distance.