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everything I feel about the live-action aside 1. It might be growing on me a bit 2. I’m at the movies again (not seeing httyd) but I’m seeing little kids showing up with toothless plushies and whole families going out to see it and you know what that brings me so much joy
See if there's one thing to take of note, the live-action How to Train Your Dragon is going to be DreamWork's first.
They're taking the same path as Disney (ngl no matter how you try to frame it- feels like a money grab) where their movies are being turned into a live-action. And they picked HTTYD to be the one submitted to that fate.
But at least they're making some good efforts, there are highlights. I'm still scared as to what the end product will be, but-
Dean Deblois is still directing. John Powell returns as the soundtrack composer. Gerard Butler is reprising his role as Stoick in live-action format.
I even saw on Instagram that Cressida Cowell, author of the HTTYD books, even visited the movie set.
One of DreamWorks' most popular movies was picked to become a live-action. One that was already so well praised for its revolutionary animation. I want to say it's DreamWorks legacy, but that's always a matter of opinion. The Kung Fu Panda trilogy is also brilliant. Well I guess no longer a trilogy.
Anyway, I am both excited and terrified for what the live-action could come to be. A friend of mine weighed the option that maybe they're taking this opportunity to have it be more book proportionate, that I'm more doubtful of.
And then, what if the movie comes to be a success, that's what I get on about. Like, enough to make sure the 3 movies are made live-action too?? Why I dwell on it, is because of the brilliance of the shows. If the live-action does actually garner some good attention, is there going to be a possibility of the shows being made live-action too.
live-action httyd 0/10, no scene of Jack Black in a black shirt saying:
"I... AM TOOTHLESS!"
DreamWorks proving once again that they're better than Disney! Went and saw the HTTYD Live-Action and it was honestly really good! It was almost a shot for shot of the original with a few changes. Disney should learn from them and take notes.
I mean...
At least it looks nice I guess...?
Hi :D 4 months ago I took a train down memory-lane and made this video for my Patrons. It was actually @AudrieGreywind who inspired me to make this, watching her videos brought out some nostalgia for me <3 I think it’d be really sweet to leave the video here as all. This is me, many years later scrolling back through this blog, @leffie-draws-fanart. Enjoy, I wonder how many of you are still around :D
AHHHHH JAY BARUCHEL JUST LIKED MY COMMENT ON IG ABT THE LIVE ACTION IM FREAKING OUT
it was a dumb goofy comment but im still soooo hype UGH IM SO OBSESSED W HIM!!!!! here’s hoping he makes a cameo in the live action 😭😭🤞🏽🤞🏽
Guys, GUYS. I can't help it now.
First off I could only watch the first 30 seconds of the HTTYD live-action teaser before tearing up, but now I'm so fucking excited. I mean I always exercised some caution because of numerous reasons. Obviously I was going to go watch the movie regardless of the prospects because DreamWorks needs the support or we'll lose them to fucking Disney- but now the release date is LOGGED in my calendar.
(purposely only going to say this much because I don't want to spoil my fellow die-hard fans)
