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Okay, this movie rocks! and it's not just because I love dragons and anything having to do with myth and legend. this is truly a enjoyable movie. even my little bro loved it and he's six and hates anything live action. I didn't even realize David Thewlis was in it until i looked him up. His performance was great...I HATED him--in a good sorta way. he's the king we all love to hate and he plays it to a tee. The dragon was stunning and funny to the extreme to boot as well. While the movie down plays a bit at times i can watch it again and again. The landscape is beautiful and a perfect cast of characters makes it something for the whole family.

Dragonheart...this may still be my favorite film, even years after its release...only The Sixth Sense fights with it for that position at this point, though the new Lord of the Rings series may join the battle if the other two hold true to the promise of the first film. Dragonheart is the moving tale of a knight that has lost his way and his hope, and the dragon who brings it back to him. Friendship, faith, honor, and trust are the themes, and the film explores them excellently, telling a story that brings the viewer into its world. Dragonheart is, quite simply, a wonderful film.

This movie was one of the best I have seen in 1996. They picked the perfect music and characters. I think though if made a bit later on in years that graphics could of have been a bit better. Though they showed a lot of detail and went beyond what you could possibly do at that time. I like how the story line plays out so smoothly and it all connects together. I don't you could ask for a better movie really back then. My brother and I loved it so much we rented it and watched it all day. I must say that Sean Conery did a great job with the voice of Draco, no one could have been better for that part. If you really pay attention in the movie you will begin to walk in it on your own. At the end it almost feels like your that brave night that accompined Draco on his last journey.