And Shrek featured a very different version of a dragon that was pink and had strange eyelashes. He's lovable and loyal but he's also like a big, big dog who doesn't know his size and strength.įew movies portray dragons as female creatures. One such Dragon, Toothless, who stars in the blockbuster movie – ‘How To Train Your Dragon' is exactly that. Their sheer size coupled with scales of steel and lungs full of fire can often be a curse instead of being a boon. Now, a Dragon being clumsy can be a real problem. The way Drogon, the oldest of the three, wiped out the Lannister army in the latest ‘Game of Thrones' Season 7 episode, truly showcases the sheer terror these dragons would fill in the hearts and minds of its enemies.Ĭlumsy: Toothless – How To Train Your Dragon The sheer size and fire-breathing capabilities make these dragons a force to be reckoned with. When the ‘Mother of Dragons' calls for her children – Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion, no army in the world can stop the awesome threesome. Don't believe us? Then watch Elliot and Pete's camaraderie in the film ‘Pete's Dragon' and experience a new side of these awesome beasts.įierce: Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion - Game of Thrones He is shy around new people and rarely confronts people he doesn't trust. He is a friend to Pete, an orphaned child who looks up to him for advice and friendship.

Would you believe that dragons can also be shy? That sounds crazy, right? Who would ever believe that a monster of that size, that wipe out the greatest of warriors, could ever be shy? Well, meet Elliot from the blockbuster film, ‘Pete's Dragon'. With Daenerys' dragons stealing the show in the latest episode of ‘Game of Thrones' Season 7, we thought this would be the perfect time to examine the many ways in which Dragons have been portrayed in cinema. The heap of movies with cool dragons across various decades supports this fact. Not all dragons are born with Dany's temperament they can be naughty, protective or even shy.

Daenerys's dragons are fierce, but let's not stereotype them, because they are not the only dragons around in the world of film and TV!Įven the word ‘Dragon' invokes and sense of ‘power and fear'! Insert a fire-breathing behemoth or a sage-eyed, scaly guardian into a movie or television series, and you just know you are bound to watch it.Īcross generations and cultures, dragons have always appealed to people of all ages and why wouldn't they? They are magical, mythical, spellbinding creatures who can sometimes even talk in our language and communicate with us.

Every time one appears onscreen in ‘Game of Thrones', setting people on fire, it gives us a warm feeling inside.

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