Dean DeBlois
How to Train Your Dragon
Follows a young Viking as he aspires to hunt dragons, and how he becomes unexpectedly a friend of a young dragon.
- Director: Dean DeBlois
- Main Cast: Nick Frost, Gerard Butler, Nico Parker, Mason Thames
- Soundtrack: John Powell
- Cinematography: Bill Pope
- Screenplay: Dean DeBlois
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Premiere: June 9, 2025
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Foreign Reviews
11 foreign reviews of How to Train Your Dragon (2025)
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8 / 10
Translated from swedish: "How to Train Your Dragon" is a genuinely excellent and emotionally rich live-action remake that not only justifies its existence but actually manages to elevate the source material in certain respects. It's a testament to passionate filmmaking that delivers a visually spectacular, emotionally resonant, and utterly captivating adventure that will enchant both newcomers and longtime fans alike. This is a must-see film that reminds us of the magic found in unlikely friendships and the power of understanding.
Swedish: filmparadiset.se »
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8 / 10
Translated from swedish: Turning animated classics into live-action films has emerged as one of Hollywood's most lucrative recycling formulas. As such, "How to Train Your Dragon" belongs in the top tier and hits all the right notes.
- Mats T OlssonSwedish: bt.se »
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8 / 10
Translated from swedish: All in all, "How to Train Your Dragon" is an outstanding family film that showcases sincerity, enthusiasm, and above all humor - something that's absolutely vital in these times.
- Elis HolmströmSwedish: kulturbloggen.com »
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8 / 10
Translated from swedish: This remake serves almost like a bridge between generations, where nostalgia meets the joy of fresh discovery, and where love for the story can flourish once again – but this time in two hearts instead of one.
- Nathalie LethSwedish: filmtopp.se »
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6 / 10
Translated from swedish: A family adventure with rhythm and motion that's almost on Steven Spielberg's level
- Sebastian LindvallSwedish: dn.se »
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6 / 10
Translated from swedish: "How to Train Your Dragon" actually works despite everything. It doesn't matter that there's another, better version out there. It doesn't matter that it's neither necessary nor important, and especially made for kids. You'll be entertained, whether you want to be or not.
- Jonathan BengtssonSwedish: gp.se »
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6 / 10
Translated from swedish: "How to Train Your Dragon" is the antithesis of innovation, but this new outfit still doesn't sit entirely wrong. Heart and action are still in the right places – as long as you can shake off that feeling of déjà vu.
- Daniel Hånberg AlonsoSwedish: unt.se »
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6 / 10
Translated from swedish: There was nothing here that, in my opinion, justifies why this needed to be live-action or what purpose it serves other than making money and getting families to feel nostalgic.
- Linus AndersenSwedish: cinetaste.se »
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4 / 10
Translated from swedish: The mere fact that HBO is currently filming a TV reboot of "Harry Potter" makes you scratch your head. It seems somewhat unimaginative since the original films feel impossible to outshine. Just like the case with "How to Train Your Dragon" – why can't we just be satisfied with the originals? Or, believe it or not, come up with something new.
- Siri VaaraSwedish: aftonbladet.se »
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2 / 10
Translated from swedish: Do something new, Hollywood! The live-action version is shot for shot identical to the 2010 animated film.
- Oscar WesterholmSwedish: sydsvenskan.se »
1. Moviezine
Translated from swedish: "How to Train Your Dragon" will create many new Viking fans and dragon enthusiasts among younger audiences. It's a fantastic family film with wholesome values and exciting adventures.
- Alexander Kardelo
Swedish: moviezine.se »