With Toothless and Hiccup returning to theaters this summer, director Dean DeBlois is proud to "give a bit of depth" to certain elements from the 2010 animated original.

As DreamWorks Animation dips its toes into the live-action remake waters with How to Train Your Dragon, the film's director seems aware he must avoid some of Disney's biggest remake mistakes.

DreamWorks’ live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon follows a shot-for-shot approach like The Lion King, but fans say ...

Here be dragons in the brand new trailer for Universal Pictures live-action reimagining of the DreamWorks animated classic ...

Dean DeBlois is getting ready to show off footage from his live-action adaptation of "How to Train Your Dragon." But he wants ...

Universal's Epic Universe is central Florida's first new theme park in more than 25 years. Here's the latest on rides, ...

Universal Studios Hollywood will celebrate Trekkies, Potterheads, Dungeon Masters and other obsessed fandom communities when ...

The screens for the new Universal Orlando resort entrance signs now display characters from Jurassic World, Harry Potter, ...

Dog Man' came to the rescue as animation scored again, and this time with a budget of just $40 million. 'No Other Land' takes ...

During Fan Fest Nights the Dreamworks Theater ... one that has been conspicuous by his absence is Yoshi. The character has ...