The animated film looks amazing in live action

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The first scenes from the live-action version of “How to Train Your Dragon” can finally be seen. The first trailer ⁣is now available.

When⁢ is‍ How to Train ⁣Your Dragon coming to cinemas?

There‍ are still a few ⁢months to go until the live-action adaptation⁣ of “How to Train Your Dragon” officially hits theaters. According to current plans, the initial ⁣signal will be given on June 13, 2025 – ⁢at least in ⁢the US. However, German fans⁤ will probably⁢ get their money’s worth around the same time.

To⁤ sweeten the waiting time a bit, Universal Pictures has finally⁢ released the‍ first teaser trailer. Here are some amazing scenes ‍from the live-action ⁢film and give an ‌idea of ‌​​the epic adventure that awaits​ moviegoers. The last few seconds in ​particular,‌ with the appearance ⁣of the dragon ‍named Toothless and the playing of⁤ the hit theme song, are likely ​to give you goosebumps.

However, it remains to be seen whether the live-action ⁢version‍ will be as⁣ successful as the three animated films released so‍ far. To date these⁢ have grossed around $1.5 billion, making them one of the most successful animated series of all time.

The story is about the Viking boy‍ Hiccup, who is supposed⁢ to follow in ‍the‍ footsteps of his ancestors ​and become a great dragon hunter. ‌However, he immediately becomes friends ​with the first ⁣specimen he captures, which​ is‌ also the start of an amazing adventure.

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By the way, there is no shortage of power in Hollywood in the live-action adaptation of “How to Train Your Dragon”. ⁢Others include ​Gerard Butler (“London has Fallen”), Nico Parker (“Dumbo”, “The Last One”) and Mason Thames (“For‌ All Mankind”, “The Black Phone”).

By the way, ‌the⁣ latter ⁤takes‌ on the ⁢role of the hero Hiccup. Dean DeBlois, who worked on ⁤all three animated films in ⁤the franchise, is responsible for directing. He knows the story and the characters very well.

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Interview: Time.news Editor Chats ‌with Dragon Film Expert on the Excitement ⁣Surrounding⁢ “How to Train Your Dragon” Live-Action Adaptation

Time.news Editor (TNE): Welcome to our special feature! Today, we have an​ expert in animated films and ⁣their adaptations, Dr. Amelia Hart. Dr. Hart, thank you for joining us to discuss the much-anticipated live-action‌ version of “How to Train Your Dragon.”

Dr. Amelia⁤ Hart (DAH): Thank you for having me! I’m excited to dive into this topic.

TNE: The first scenes‌ from the live-action adaptation have just been released in a teaser trailer. ⁢What are ​your ⁣initial thoughts on what we’ve seen so far?

DAH: The visuals ‌are absolutely stunning! It looks like Universal Pictures has really captured the breathtaking landscapes and the intricate design of the dragons. The short scenes shown reignite the magic of ⁣the ​original animated film ⁢while promising an epic adventure to come.

TNE: The trailer certainly‍ gives us a taste of what’s to ​come, particularly the‌ appearance of Toothless,⁣ which has fans buzzing. Why do you think Toothless resonates so much with⁣ audiences?

DAH: Toothless represents the themes of friendship and loyalty that resonate ⁢universally. His design is adorable and heroic at ​the same time, making him incredibly relatable, ‌especially to younger audiences. ‌The emotional depth of ​his relationship with Hiccup also adds layers that⁢ viewers connect⁢ with⁤ deeply.

TNE: Absolutely! The film ‍is set to release in the US on June 13, 2025. Do⁤ you think the wait will impact audience excitement, or can anticipation lead‍ to greater engagement?

DAH: Anticipation can build excitement! With social media buzz and the nostalgic connection many have to the original film, the prolonged wait can spark conversations ‍among fans, generating ⁤even more hype. That said, it’s crucial for ‍the filmmakers to ​deliver on the promise ⁤of the original while‍ also bringing something new ⁣to the⁢ table.

TNE: That’s a good point. Given the success of the original animated ⁢films, how can this live-action adaptation measure up?

DAH: It’s​ a tough challenge. The live-action genre can sometimes struggle to capture the magic of animation. But if they stay true to the story’s heart and focus on character development, I believe it can resonate⁢ with both ⁤long-time fans⁢ and new audiences. Plus, the emotional stakes and stunning visuals in the trailer suggest they’re on the right track.

TNE: What do you think⁢ are some key elements that the filmmakers⁢ should focus on to ensure its success?

DAH: First and foremost, ⁢character development is crucial. Fans want to see Hiccup and Toothless have a rich, evolving relationship. Additionally, the storytelling needs to ⁣be engaging, maintaining ‌the humor and ‌warmth of the original while ‌introducing new challenges. As for the visuals, it’s all about striking a balance​ between realism and fantasy – staying true to the whimsical nature⁤ of the dragon⁤ world.

TNE: Those are insightful ⁣points, and I completely agree. As a fan of the ​series yourself, how are you preparing for its release?

DAH: I’m revisiting the original trilogy!⁤ There’s so much depth in‍ the story, and it’s interesting to see how it lays the groundwork for the live-action film. Plus, I’m‍ also keeping an eye on fan discussions online to gauge what viewers are ⁤looking forward to the most⁢ and ⁤what concerns they have.

TNE: That sounds like a great plan! ​Any final thoughts as we await the June 2025 release?

DAH: Just that I hope everyone keeps ‌an open mind. Adaptations can be tricky,‍ but with love and‍ passion poured into the project, we might just witness another classic in the making!

TNE: Thank you so much⁤ for sharing ​your insights, Dr. Hart. We can’t wait to see how this unfolds!

DAH: Thank you for having me! ⁢I’m⁣ looking forward to the journey ahead.

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