In this long-anticipated sequel to the pretty frickin’ awesome “How to Train Your Dragon,” young Viking Hiccup and his dragon return for more dragon-fun. Hiccup, Toothless and his fellow dragon-riding ...

New toys based on the live-action adaptation ofHow to Train Your Dragon will allow fans of the franchise to take the movie’s iconic dragons, and their riders, home with them. From Spin Master, this ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Writer-director Dean DeBlois breaks down how he nailed the film's epic flying scene, from Toothless's design to making Hiccup star ...

UPDATE: Empire has now shared an official look at Hiccup. Talking to the site, director Dean DeBlois says, "[The movie is] so dialled-up in terms of stakes - having a fully credible, photo-real dragon ...

Live-action remakes aren’t just Disney’s anymore. Universal debuted a full look at the reimagining of DreamWorks Animation’s beloved “How to Train Your Dragon” during the Super Bowl, releasing a ...

Hiccup (Mason Thames) and Toothless go for an epic ride in 'How to Train Your Dragon' Mid-movie spontaneous applause is a relatively rare honor in cinema today. But, there's one moment so ...

Writer-director Dean DeBlois breaks down how he nailed the film's epic flying scene, from Toothless's design to making Hiccup star Mason Thames look like he was really riding a dragon. Thames' mom ...