There is comfort in Universal Pictures' and Dreamworks' live-action film following the original story almost beat for beat.

Director Dean DeBlois talks to io9 about the challenges of replicating the animated world of 'How to Train Your Dragon' in ...

If the thought of a Stephen King movie makes you want to get up and dance … hoo boy, do I have the flick for you.

Adapting a beloved story from page to screen is never easy. And, as we’ve seen with Disney’s mixed results with their own ...

Nico Parker addresses backlash over her casting as Astrid in 'How to Train Your Dragon', embracing change and representation.

such as teen appeal and an expanded role for Hiccup’s friend Astrid. “The original wasn’t broken, so you can’t fix it,” says Mason Thames, who plays the live-action Hiccup.

Review of the new How to Train Your Dragon, which is a stunning live-action remake, but also a pointless exercise.

The live action does not stray from the original in terms on concept, context or plot, but it adds more to the lore and the ...