A live-action remake may not take flight.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Universal announced a How to Train Your Dragon film is forthcoming, but instead of a sequel to the original trilogy, it will be a live-action film, resulting in some big challenges ahead. The first How to Train Your Dragon came out in 2010 and was a huge hit for DreamWorks, launching a franchise that included How to Train Your Dragon 2 in 2014 and How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World in 2019.
8 Toothless' CGI Needs To Be Just Right Toothless is one of the most iconic characters in the How to Train Your Dragon franchise thanks to his recognizable shape and appearance. Unfortunately, the smooth features that combine the grace and agility of a cat and a reptile could look very strange if made to look hyper-realistic, so his CGI would need to be just right in order to properly capture what makes him so identifiable while still allowing him to move and fly like a real dragon.
6 How To Train Your Dragon's Young Live-Action Cast Will Age Quickly The original trilogy was released over a decade, which had no real consequence for the How to Train Your Dragon voice actors, most of whom were adults voicing children, and could continue to voice the characters regardless of their ages. With a live-action cast, however, the young cast could age too quickly to successfully adapt all the films in time.
4 The Crazy Armor & Weapons Will Look Fake In Live-Action Hiccup and all the rest of the How to Train Your Dragon characters wear armor and utilize weapons that could end up looking fake in a live-action setting. It can be difficult with such brightly colored and exaggerated aesthetics to look anything but cartoony and cheesy. While crossbows and swords would look fine, some of the battle axes might be harder to craft without making Gronckle Iron look like styrofoam.
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