Universal Studios and Dreamworks Animation’s live-action adaptation of “How to Train Your Dragon” flies into theaters on Friday, June 13, giving fans a new look at Hiccup, Toothless, Astrid ...

Gerard Butler is the sole actor to reprise his role from the animated How To Train Your Dragon (2010). He voiced Hiccup’s father, Stoick the Vast, in the first film, and now he portrays the ...

How to Train Your Dragon, the beloved tale of unconventional Viking teen Hiccup, adorably misunderstood dragon Toothless, and the remote Isle of Berk, has been given the live-action treatment ...

At the time of writing, I'd guess that "How to Train Your Dragon" will come to Peacock at some point in October 2025. That's based on how long we've waited for past DreamWorks features to come to ...

How to Train Your Dragon filmmaker Dean DeBlois has a list of regrets about his movies, so found the live-action project a way to right some wrongs.

What is the release date? “How to Train Your Dragon” releases nationwide on Friday, June 13. But, depending on where you live, you can likely catch an early showing on Thursday, June 12.

About halfway through “How to Train Your Dragon,” Hiccup, the unlikely hero hiding under a mop of teenage hair, hops onto the back of his newfound dragon friend, Toothless, and cautiously goes ...

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Going into my screening of the new live-action feature, I made a specific point of not revisiting the 2010 movie – which I probably last watched around the time that How to Train Your Dragon ...

Cinemark 'How to Train Your Dragon' popcorn bucket Cinemark is selling a detailed Toothless Popcorn Bucket for $39.95, spotlighting the fan-favorite Night Fury dragon as a keepsake collectible.

Mason Thames (right) as Hiccup with his Night Fury dragon, Toothless, in Universal Pictures’ live-action 'How to Train Your Dragon', written and directed by Dean DeBlois. Photo: Universal Pictures.

Fifteen years and some change after Universal and DreamWorks launched the first of its three successful animated How to Train Your Dragon movies, their live-action remake, complete with CGI ...