DreamWorks and Universal's Live Remake on "How to Train Your Dragon" It is currently one of the biggest summer blockbusters of the year. The film, of course, tells the story of a young Viking named Hikap (Mason Thames) and his incredibly friend, the injured dragon without teeth, as previously told in the animated film "DreamWorks" 2010 with the same name. And, just like in that film, the two bridges the division between the worlds of people and the dragons in the re -story, teaching the community of the hiccup Vikings that dragons as "teeth without teeth" are their friends, not enemies.

Since then Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" brought over $ 1 billion to box officeDisney has engulfed the market for these "Live Restarting of Classic Animated Films". And while the DreamWorks animation wasn't nearly as long as Disney, those who grew up to watch their films during the last quarter century are now old enough to have their children. Hence this faithful remake, who keeps the heart and soul of the animated "How to train your dragon" While offering more space and for the spectacle of action with dragons and smaller characters to shine, it has grown financially after bringing over half a billion dollars around the world.

Fortunately, for those who still hope to check it on the largest screen, the film remains available for cinemas during writing. However, all families who do not have the time or means to do this to their local multiplex will soon be able to welcome the hugs without teeth in their homes.

"How to train your dragon" will be available for renting and buying digital platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at home, starting July 15, 2025. Then, less than a month after that, the film will be available to buy 4K UHD and Blu-ray starting August 12, 2025.

In addition to the film itself, the domestic media package on "How to Train Your Dragon" will have a horde of special goods that suit the king's holiday. It includes several deleted scenes introduced by writer and director Dean Unbloyis, who also made a distinctive comment on the film in which he offers a scene by the scene, how the whole thing has revived. You can read through the official list of bonus material and exclusive features below:

• Deleted scenes with an introduction by writer/director Dean Unbloyis

• Gag Ril

• LOVEUBOVS AND HEATH: Making How to train your dragon -Lever behind the scenes to see how the characters and the complex world of fantasy were brought to the live media.

• Building Berk - go to the set of How to train your dragon And take into the scale, the details and the heart that entered Berk.

• Dreaming of dragons -View of technology, art and imagination involved in the adoption of animal dragons on the screen.

• Fits for the Vikings - Witnesses to the complex transformations that the cast made to embody the Vikings we see in the film.

• Forbidden friendship by introducing by writer/director Dean Unbloys - Watch Mason Thames how it performs the full forbidden sequence of friendship with a doll in the early stages of creating one of the most iconic scenes of the film.

• Test drive with an introduction by writer/director Dean Unbloys - Tighten as we join the hiccap on his first teeth flight and see the different elements that gathered to build the exciting scene.

• Research on the island of Berk in the epic universe - Explore How to train your dragon -Berk's island and discover an island where the Vikings and Dragons with Breathing Fire exist together in harmony.

• Comment of features with writer/director Dean Unbloyis

I hope all these special features will help tide "How to train your fans on your dragon" while waiting for the sequel Transmitted scheduled to arrive on June 11, 2027.