> Not-so-important thread #1: Seen any pretty dragons lately?
> I watched Dragon Fighter (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Fighter), featuring Dean Cain, on German TV tonight. The film > itself was painfully clichéd and predictable, but boy, were the dragons > gorgeous!
> Which one was your favourite dragon?
Their reply was:
I recently rewatched How To Train Your Dragon - and the main dragon in that is very cute (and really feline). I'm also looking forward to seeing Smaug in the Hobbit film (as well as the rest of the film, although it will probably be bad in many ways, but hopefully fun as well).
I really hope that at some point they make a film of the Temeraire books, as they have loads of wonderful and varied dragons, but not a lot of hope that they will - or that if they do it would be any good.
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Date: 2012-10-06 11:18 pm (UTC)> Not-so-important thread #1: Seen any pretty dragons lately?
> I watched Dragon Fighter (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Fighter), featuring Dean Cain, on German TV tonight. The film
> itself was painfully clichéd and predictable, but boy, were the dragons
> gorgeous!
> Which one was your favourite dragon?
Their reply was:
I recently rewatched How To Train Your Dragon - and the main
dragon in that is very cute (and really feline). I'm also looking forward
to seeing Smaug in the Hobbit film (as well as the rest of the
film, although it will probably be bad in many ways, but hopefully fun as
well).
I really hope that at some point they make a film of the Temeraire
books, as they have loads of wonderful and varied dragons, but not a
lot of hope that they will - or that if they do it would be any good.