Find out if it is necessary to stay in the movie theater after the screening of ‘How to Train Your Dragon’, Live-Action that debuts today (12)
This Thursday, 12, the live-action of “How to Train Your Dragon” debuts in theaters all over Brazil! The plot is a remake of the first movie of the homonymous three animations franchise that emerged in 2010 by Dreamworks Animation, adapting the English author’s literary saga Cressida Cowell.
Marking the first time a studio movie came out of the lively format to come to life through real actors and the use of CGI, one of the concerns that fans can have is whether or not to stay in the room after the film’s screening, as there is a question whether DreamWorks will follow the custom of great productions and insert a post-credit scene.
After all, is there a scene or not at the end of the movie?
For those who want to discover the answer, here is it: Yes, the feature film has an extra scene, which is displayed as a gift to fans who waited for the initial credits to come to an end.
What happens in the post-credit scene?
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In the scene, Hiccup opens the book of dragons and puts a banguela design on the page that previously had no track of the fury look of the night, which implies that the young Viking will update the section with the information he learned when gaining the confidence of the dragon that became his faithful squire.
What do you need to know about how to train your dragon
In addition to what happens in the extra sequence, who will follow the plot should know that the story is really the feature of 15 years ago, as it follows Hiccup, a young Viking who has difficulty fitting as, unlike other residents of Berk Island, he does not adapt to local tradition that has created warriors for eliminating what they believe to be the greatest threat to humans: dragons!
Trying to feel accepted and part of the community, he struggles to be who is not and ends up hitting a powerful fury of the night, the most mysterious and feared dragon of all. However, as he approaches, he finds that all he had learned about these creatures was not true and, against all probability, builds an incredible friendship with the dragon (which he names as a banguela), which will forever transform the way Berk deals with dragons.
For this story to win shape, Mason Thames (The Black Phone) was chosen to live the protagonist, Hiccup. Besides him, there is in the cast: Nico Parker (The Last of Us), Gerard Butler (300), Nick Frost (Shredded lead), Ruth Codd (The midnight club), Bronwyn James (Wicked), Harry Trevaldwyn (My Lady Jane), Gabriel Howell (Bodies) and Julian Denisson (Deadpool 2).
“How to train your dragon” is directed by Dean Debloiswhich also commanded the previous three films. See the trailer:
Source: Recreio
