After the success of How to Train Your Dragon, I'm sure we'll see other DreamWorks classics in live-action, including Madagascar and Megamind.

Dragons have plagued the viking village of Berk in recent years. 16-year-old Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, played by Mason Thames is the son of Stoick, the chieftain of the village. As an apprentice ...

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As DreamWorks Animation dips its toes into the live-action remake waters with How to Train Your Dragon, the film's director seems aware he must avoid some of Disney's biggest remake mistakes.

Universal's live-action remake of How To Train Your Dragon might not benefit DreamWorks or the animation industry in general. The success of Disney's live-action remakes does not guarantee the ...

In a cinematic landscape littered with live-action remakes, DreamWorks Animation can separate How to Train Your Dragon from the pack if they avoid one of Disney's crucial mistakes.

Should Dreamworks Be Following Disney Into Live-Action Remakes of Animated Classics? Dreamworks doesn’t have the same hoarde of IP to draw on, but it may still be able to capitalize on nostalgia.