The dragon or dragons--don't understand their origin or if there's just one or many, nor do I care to much. I can't joke about the monster star who is the star of the film--indeed none of the characters take away from that flying evilly smart malignance. I don't remember better designed CGI; whatever amount of money used to make these things move and their blending realistically with the scenery was money well spent. I've seen the dragon breath on glass, swoops down, chomp ups multiple times; still not bored.
MO Wyvern deserves the original film title. Dragons in plot nothing new but what makes me highly recommend this movie is the set design and cast types--and the inventive ways the beast offs people, and cars and most spectacularly (and tad of a spoiler) a helicopter. And of course can't resist films where folks look everyday see on street. Even the two beauties look normal--and appear to wear bare minimum make up. A bigger aspect that makes the film a breath of fresh air, no crappy human drama weighing it down, no stupid attempts employing logical science with fantasy. This setting could easily be an alien world.
MO Wyvern deserves the original film title. Dragons in plot nothing new but what makes me highly recommend this movie is the set design and cast types--and the inventive ways the beast offs people, and cars and most spectacularly (and tad of a spoiler) a helicopter. And of course can't resist films where folks look everyday see on street. Even the two beauties look normal--and appear to wear bare minimum make up. A bigger aspect that makes the film a breath of fresh air, no crappy human drama weighing it down, no stupid attempts employing logical science with fantasy. This setting could easily be an alien world.