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How to Train Your Dragon (2025)

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The first film retold in live action

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Do you need to watch it before Dragão 2 (2027)?

Yes. It's in the Main story, the list of only what moves the plot forward to How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2027).

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  • Chronological4 of 5
  • Everything17 of 18

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Quick recap

The 2010 story again, now with actors. Berk is at war with dragons, and Hiccup, son of chief Stoick, is the kid nobody takes seriously. He downs a Night Fury with one of his inventions, can't kill it and builds it a new tail fin. Training in secret with Toothless, he becomes the star of Gobber's dragon training, to Astrid's annoyance. When the secret comes out, Stoick uses Toothless to reach the dragons' nest. Hiccup and his friends arrive riding dragons, and he and Toothless bring down the giant queen. Hiccup loses part of his leg, and Berk learns to live with dragons.

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Hidden details

  1. CameoGerard Butler again

    Gerard Butler, Stoick's voice in the animated films, plays the same role in the flesh. Mason Thames is Hiccup and Nico Parker is Astrid.

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  2. Behind the scenesThe same director

    Dean DeBlois, who directed all three animated films, wrote and directed the remake, which stays close to the 2010 film.

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  3. Behind the scenesThe score returns

    John Powell, composer of the animated films, returns to score the live-action version.

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