The best thing you can be able to recount your story is that you can fix previous mistakes. In the case of "How to Train Your Dragon", director Dean Debloyis was able to reconsider his animated classic in 2010 in live action, improving not only the characters like Ika (Who played by Mason Thames, the "Black Phone")) Both without teeth, but also certain plots from the original film that never made sense to start.

Talking to Hollywood reporter For his second environment, unblocked clearly how he can control the damage to the story that has remained untouched for 15 years. A special example he brought was a little plot in the almost perfect original animated film, in which Berk people dealt with the outcome of Neboyj, which broke down the red death. As you can recall, the overwhelming alpha quickly turns the Vikings ships to encourage Gererrard Butler on the island, accommodating the dragons nest. However, the film never clarifies as Stoic and others do it at home afterwards.

"Also allowed little moments we could explain, how how did all Berk's Vikings returned at the end of the film if the red death burned all their ships?" Unblois explained. "So, we could only look at things in dialogue, and it was satisfactory to check the list of those little things, but also to make room for missed opportunities." But besides the small details, there were also larger elements in the desired story of the Dragon of Unbloys, which he wanted to expose and.

In addition to filling the plot holes, there were many more Minor changes in live action "How to train your dragon" He unblocked he wanted to do, including to pay some characters more attention. "One of the biggest was that I felt like we missed the ship for the development of other teen characters, especially Astrid," said Demblois, referring to the young Viking played by Nico Parker in the remake and expressed by America in the original animated film. "So, I wanted to give her a little more to buy in the story and the feeling of backsters and why its resentment is so acute when it comes to hiccup and its privilege position."

This change of Astrid is also what Hikap suggests to choose his future Love -Board to take the lead in the last battle in the live remake. Indeed, it is the one that gives orders to the rest of the Vikings in training, unlike the animated version (where hikap takes the lead). Young Viking Snotlout Jorgenson (Played by Gabriel Howell in the remake, having previously been expressed by Ahon Hill in an animated form) Similarly, he gets an extended role here in the form of a story involving his relationship with his father Spileut (Peter Serafinovich). Then, all things that are being considered will be interesting to see if unblois is treated more or less with "How to train your Dragon 2" while adjusting that movie in live action Also.