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Mason Thames, Gerard Butler and Nico Parker make up the main cast for the live-action film How To Train Your Dragon (HTTYD), a DreamWorks animation.

Based on the books by Cressida Cowell and directed by Dean DeBlois, HTTYD follows a young Viking with aspirations to hunt dragons. That is until he befriends one.

My taste in animated movies is quite specific, and HTTYG never appealed because it didn’t quite fit the criteria until this new trailer.

Perhaps it’s the sight of Butler, coupled with his great voice. Honestly, it’s mainly the father/son dynamic. I’m curious how Butler’s character will come to terms with his non-dragon-killing Viking son. I like stories about people getting the acceptance they need. I’m guessing that’s where this story will be going.

Will you be tuning in? It’s okay if a key reason happens to be Butler.

Julian Dennison, Julian Dennison, Gabriel Howell, Bronwyn James, Harry Trevaldwyn, Nick Frost, Ruth Codd, Murray McArthur, Nick Cornwall and Samuel Johnson also star.

How To Train Your Dragon Release Dates: June 13th, 2025 (US & UK)…

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Mel Gibson, Kevin James, Mason Thames and Noah Cottrell star in Monster Summer, an adventure/horror/mystery directed by David Henrie.

At the sent is the story of a mysterious force. One that disrupts Noah and his friends’ much-anticipated summer fun.

This is giving me R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps, but potentially better.

It already looks as though the young actors have been well cast. As such, I’m down for the nostalgic scares that almost certainly won’t induce nightmares. I’m also curious about the story of the monster.

Lastly, I haven’t given much thought to this idea, but, I think it would be quite fun to be like the Mel Gibson character in real life; someone harmless that children find terrifying because of rumours that got out of hand. I can tell you agree.

Monster Summer Release Dates: October 4th, 2024 (US)…

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