Live Remains are bonds for creativity and originality and a sign of slow decay of Hollywood. Surely, There have been some good efforts over the yearsLed by creative people with real visions that have managed to create adaptations with something to say. However, for the most part, the live remuneration with action are the new curses for video games adaptation, with the vast majority not only unnecessary, but completely despised by the audience and the critics-even if they are still withdrawing serious money.

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This brings me to "how to train your dragon". The original animated film is an amazing, beloved and critically valued film that started one of the best trilogies in the past 20 years regardless of the media. When a live remake was announced by action, there was (understandable) a lot of skepticism, but also a reason to be cautiously optimistic. This is mostly due to the fact that Dean Unbloyis, who co-rated the original film, returned to direct the remake of live with action and Gererrard Butler will repeat his role as Stoica huge in all his glory.

Well, with the film for just a few months, we finally start hearing reactions from people who saw the final film. Specifically, the reactions come from journalists attending a movie industry conference in Las Vegas, who saw an early screening. It turns out, they all agree a lot about one thing: Dean Unbloys still have it, and "how to train your dragon" remains great in every medium.

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First of all, it is worth noting that "how to train your dragon" is "excessively faithful adaptation", like Direct Rus Milheim He points out. If you've seen one, you've seen both films. However, Milheim praises the look and volume of the remake. "All the dragons look absolutely incredible, and the film smartly does more to throw out the characters."

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Indeed, if there is a common thread that unites the reactions is that the film looks gorgeous. It is a huge relief, as this was probably the hardest thing to step into live action. Not only do modern live blockbusters tend to look pretty heartless (In addition to the dialogue, it is difficult to understand), but the animation as a medium is capable of stunning and incredibly stunning visual sides that cannot be replicated in live action, because that medium is restrained from, well, reality. The animated films "httyd" were further reinforced by having the legend of cinematography Roger Dekins as a visual consultant, helping to give the animated trilogy as a unique look.

However, journalists and critics were thrilled by the visual in the remake "How to train your dragon". Host of film podcast Daniel Baptista He praised the new film's "stunning visual":

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"" How to train your dragon "is a wonderful re -examination of one of the most beloved animated films of all time. Full of heart, everything that the original has done so special and increases to new heights with stunning visual and spectacular story for the whole new generation."

Well, not all reactions are positive. Germermen Lucier of Io9 (Earlier than /film) wrote: "Live-action" how to train your dragon 'captures the magic of the original in almost every way. All great moments are there, all the heart and excitement too. Gorgeous performances around. "However, he added this warning:" My only grid is the new job, while it is good and subtle, it never elevates things enough. "

The audience will be able to judge for yourself when "how to train your dragon" to rise to theaters on June 13, 2025.