Live re -action operations are no longer just a Disney. Universal launched a complete look at the re -imagination of Dreamworks Animation “How to Thor Dragon” during Super Bowl, which led to the launch of an exciting new trailer after a match during the NFL game.
Like the original movie of 2010, this new version follows Burke Island, where Vikings and dragons were enemies for a long time. But when Hiccup (Mason Themes) contradicts centuries of tradition to hold a friendship with Tooths, which is Dragon Fury Night, it disrupts society and opens new possibilities for both Vikings and dragon. The humor shows their initial meeting, with cautious hiccups in communicating gently to communicate without teeth on the hook, and he slowly got confident.
“I am the first Viking to not kill a dragon,” says Hiccup.
And reward for his decision. Together, hiccups and horizons rise across the sky, make the past rocky slopes and enormous oceans, and flying over fierce battles with enlarged music.
“How to Train your dragon” directed by Dean Dipbluis, who was directed and wrote the first three animated in the series, adapted from a series of best -selling books from Cretida Cowell. These DreamWorks films collectively got more than $ 1.6 billion at the global box office, along with the arrest of four Oscars.
The crew of “How to Train your Dragon” also includes Niko Parker Akterid (“The Last of Us”), Nick Frost in the role of blacksmith (“Shaun of the Dead”), Julian Denison (“Deadpool 2″), Bronen James (” Wicked “), Harry Trefaldin (” SmotherD “), Ruth Coded (” Midnight Club “), Peter Serafinowicz (” Guardians of the Galaxy “) and Mauri McCarz (” Game of Thrones “). Gerard Butler also restores his role in the village commander Stoik, who was expressed in the animation chain.
In addition to the return of Deblois to this imaginary world, the Oscar -nominated producer is three times Mark Platt (“La La Land”, “WICDED”) behind this new version. The film was also filmed with IMAX cameras.
The screen will meet without teeth and Hiccup on the large screen on June 13. See the trailer below.
