The director of the How to Train Your Dragon animated franchise and the live-action film’s crew talk about making a photorealistic dragon.

Dystopian movies are one of the most interesting genres in filmmaking. While filmmakers can create a reality and a future out of pure creativity, they can also introduce mind-bending concepts with ...

Universal/DreamWorks’ “How to Train Your Dragon” will hold on to the No. 1 spot at the box office with a $35 million second weekend, topping the estimated $30 million opening of Sony’s ...

John Powell, the composer for 'How to Train Your Dragon', faced a dangerous situation. A fire threatened his home in Palisades. He prioritized his music, saving a backup drive with all his ...

With death also comes life, and humanity is the throughline of the planned trilogy, set to continue with the forthcoming sequel 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. In a memorable scene before her death, ...

Read more: How to Train Your Dragon's Nico Parker responds to racist backlash to her Astrid casting Hiccup and Toothless resting together. Picture: Alamy Explaining why the scene where Hiccup ...

In the live-action version of “How to Train Your Dragon,” expressions can speak louder than words.

I’m the writer, director and one of the executive producers of “How to Train Your Dragon.” In this particular scene, it’s the ...

When I first watched the How to Train Your Dragon movies, I didn't care for the side characters. I was there for Hiccup and Astrid and, of course, Toothless, Stoick, and his crew, but other than ...

Lay prone on a table and place one arm flat with a 90-degree angle at the elbow. Place the other arm in a pushup-like position and turn your head toward that side. Keep your ear on the table, then ...

Bigliassi agrees, noting it is necessary to confront challenges, with one caveat. “You have to match the level of complexity to your current capabilities. The goal isn’t to fail, fail, fail because ...