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* ForcedToWatch: [[spoiler:Right before Einon prepares to kill his mother, he gives Draco a cruel smile. Draco growls threateningly and tries to shoot some fire, but because he is chained up, he can do nothing but watch the subsequent matricide.]]
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A fourth film titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' will be released direct-to-video in June 2017. It's a sequel to ''Dragonheart 3'' and Drago is voiced by {{Creator/Patrick Stewart}}. After Gareth, king of Britannia, passes away, his twin grandchildren, Edric and Meghan, fight each other for the throne using their inherited dragon strength and fire powers. When Vikings led by Thorgrim steal the Heartfire - Drago's source of power - and challenge the siblings' rights to the throne, Edric and Meghan must set aside their sibling rivalry or the kingdom may fall.
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A fourth film titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' will be was released direct-to-video and on Netflix in June 2017. It's a sequel to ''Dragonheart 3'' and Drago is voiced by {{Creator/Patrick Stewart}}. After Gareth, king of Britannia, passes away, his twin grandchildren, Edric and Meghan, fight each other for the throne using their inherited dragon strength and fire powers. When Vikings led by Thorgrim steal the Heartfire - Drago's source of power - and challenge the siblings' rights to the throne, Edric and Meghan must set aside their sibling rivalry or the kingdom may fall.
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* DraconicHumanoid: Edric and Meghan, due to their inherited dragonheart: they both have patches of scales, and one has SuperStrength while the other has [[PlayingWithFire power over fire]].
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* DraconicHumanoid: Edric and Meghan, due to their inherited dragonheart: they both have patches of scales, scales on their bodies, and one has SuperStrength while the other has [[PlayingWithFire power over fire]].
* MissingMom: When her son Walter was a child, [[spoiler:Queen Rhonu died tragically when the dragon she became bonded with at the end of ''The Sorcerer's Curse'' was struck by lightning and killed.]]
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* MythologyGag: At the end, [[spoiler:Drago ascending to the stars includes a lovely call-back to the way it was done in the first movie: an "explosion" that gets reflected in the main characters' eyes as "To the Stars" plays, and the new star twinkles in the sky.]]
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* MythologyGag: The campfire scene between Drago and Edric acts as a nice throwback to the same scene between Draco and Bowen in the original film, as well as the moment where Drago pins down the twins and shouts at them, similar to how Draco talks to a pinned Bowen after their fight. At the end, [[spoiler:Drago ascending to the stars includes acts as a lovely call-back callback to Draco's death: as "To the way it was done in Stars" plays, Drago's body turns into light and rises into the first movie: air, an "explosion" that gets reflected in the main characters' eyes as "To the Stars" plays, eyes, and the new star twinkles in the sky.]]
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-->"I can't read."\\
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* ParentalNeglect: King Gareth unintentionally never spent much time with Walter as he ruled the kingdom and helped Drago raise the next generation of dragons.
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* PutTheirHeadsTogether: Drago does this at one point to Edric and Meghan.
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* PutTheirHeadsTogether: Drago does this at one point to Edric and Meghan.Meghan to end their bickering.
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* SelflessWish: Drago blames himself for King Gareth's family being fractured by the departure of his and Queen Rhonu's son, Prince Walter, and Drago fears he will be refused entry into the Dragons' Heaven as the result. When Walter's children Edric and Meghan are discovered, Drago takes it upon himself to heal the rift between them and their family. [[spoiler:This act is what earns him a place in the stars.]]
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* SelflessWish: Drago blames himself for King Gareth's family being fractured by the departure of his and Queen Rhonu's son, Prince Walter, and Drago fears he will be refused entry into the Dragons' Heaven as the result. When Walter's children Edric and Meghan are discovered, Drago takes it upon himself to heal the rift between them and their family. [[spoiler:This act is what earns him a place in the stars.]]
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* {{Synchronization}}: This occurs due to the dragonheart, but in an unusual way since it's inherited and it's split by twins: Drago is bonded to Edric emotionally and to Meghan physically.
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* {{Synchronization}}: This occurs due to the dragonheart, but in an unusual way since it's inherited and it's split by twins: Drago is bonded to Edric emotionally and to Meghan physically.
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* AccidentalMurder: [[spoiler:Meghan's flames got out of control and set the house ablaze when she was mad at her father, and he died in the fire.]]
* ActionGirl: Meghan.
* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler: Drago dies and becomes a star in the Draco constellation]].
* ActionGirl: Meghan.
* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler: Drago dies and becomes a star in the Draco constellation]].
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* AccidentalMurder: [[spoiler:Meghan's Edric explains to Drago that Meghan's flames got out of control and set the house ablaze when she was mad at her father, and he died in the fire.fire. [[spoiler: Later, Meghan reveals that she set the house on fire only to hide the fact that ''Edric'' accidentally killed their father, when he pushed him onto a sharp spike without realizing it and stormed out of the house.]]
* ActionGirl:Meghan.
Meghan. In her very first in-person appearance, she led an army of Vikings into battle.
* ArrangedMarriage: Meghan "un-arranges" one for a young woman.
* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence:[[spoiler: Drago [[spoiler:Drago dies and becomes a star in the Draco constellation]].constellation]].
* BadassBoast: "Just remember that when we set sail, I needed an army. Now, I ''am'' one."
* BigDamnHeroes: Drago shows up right at the perfect moment to save Edric, and later both of the twins, and then later on [[spoiler:the women that Meghan trained to fight show up to save her.]]
* ActionGirl:
* ArrangedMarriage: Meghan "un-arranges" one for a young woman.
* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence:
* BadassBoast: "Just remember that when we set sail, I needed an army. Now, I ''am'' one."
* BigDamnHeroes: Drago shows up right at the perfect moment to save Edric, and later both of the twins, and then later on [[spoiler:the women that Meghan trained to fight show up to save her.]]
* DePower: Happens twice: [[spoiler:to Drago when Meghan steals his heartfire, and to both Meghan and Edric at the end of the film.]]
* DraconicHumanoid: Edric and Meghan, due to their inherited dragonheart: they both have patches of scales, and one has SuperStrength while the other has [[PlayingWithFire power over fire]].
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Drago gives up his heartfire, knowing that he'll die without it, so that Edric can save Meghan's life. This earns him his place in the stars.]]
* IJustWantToBeNormal: Meghan when growing up.
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Drago gives up his heartfire, knowing that he'll die without it, so that Edric can save Meghan's life. This earns him his place in the stars.]]
* IJustWantToBeNormal: Meghan when growing up.
* MacGuffinMelee: The fight for the amulet containing the heartfire.
* MythologyGag: At the end, [[spoiler:Drago ascending to the stars includes a lovely call-back to the way it was done in the first movie: an "explosion" that gets reflected in the main characters' eyes as "To the Stars" plays, and the new star twinkles in the sky.]]
* PlayingWithFire: Meghan was born with the ability to control fire.
* PutTheirHeadsTogether: Drago does this at one point to Edric and Meghan.
* SuperStrength: Edric's special ability from the dragonheart.
* {{Synchronization}}: This occurs due to the dragonheart, but in an unusual way since it's inherited and it's split by twins: Drago is bonded to Edric emotionally and to Meghan physically.
* UngratefulBastard: Meghan is angry, rather than thankful, when [[spoiler:Edric saves her from being killed by Sable in her sleep.]]
* {{Synchronization}}: This occurs due to the dragonheart, but in an unusual way since it's inherited and it's split by twins: Drago is bonded to Edric emotionally and to Meghan physically.
* UngratefulBastard: Meghan is angry, rather than thankful, when [[spoiler:Edric saves her from being killed by Sable in her sleep.]]
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* WardrobeWound: When Meghan sends fire at him, Edric doesn't seem to notice his burn wounds, only looking down and saying "My shirt!"
* WithMyHandsTied: Edric challenges Thorgrim to a fight this way, tying one hand behind his own back.
* WouldntHitAGirl: Edric, at least until now.
-->'''Edric:''' Do you know what, I've never said this, but I really wish you had been a brother.\\
'''Meghan:''' Why's that, Eddy?\\
'''Edric:''' Because I would have done this much sooner. ''(punches her)''
* WithMyHandsTied: Edric challenges Thorgrim to a fight this way, tying one hand behind his own back.
* WouldntHitAGirl: Edric, at least until now.
-->'''Edric:''' Do you know what, I've never said this, but I really wish you had been a brother.\\
'''Meghan:''' Why's that, Eddy?\\
'''Edric:''' Because I would have done this much sooner. ''(punches her)''
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* AccidentalMurder: [[spoiler:Meghan's flames got out of control and set the house ablaze when she was mad at her father, and he died in the fire.]]
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* BloodFromTheMouth: Edric spits blood out of his mouth almost casually in his first appearance.
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* DeathByChildbirth: Edric and Meghan's mother at the beginning of the film.
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* DoesntTrustThoseGuys: Edric was raised by his father to mistrust dragons.
* KingOnHisDeathbed: The situation at the start of the movie and the cause of the main conflict: King Gareth is dying.
* MyGreatestFailure: Drago claims word-for-word that the rift in Gareth's family is his.
* NeverLearnedToRead: Edric.
-->"I can't read."\\
"But you can ''sign!''"
* KingOnHisDeathbed: The situation at the start of the movie and the cause of the main conflict: King Gareth is dying.
* MyGreatestFailure: Drago claims word-for-word that the rift in Gareth's family is his.
* NeverLearnedToRead: Edric.
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* ScreamingBirth: The film starts with one as Edric and Meghan are born.
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* SuccessionCrisis: After King Gareth's death and the disappearance of his son, his twin grandchildren fight for the throne.
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* BittersweetEndingBittersweetEnding: Even though Drago [[spoiler:has the chance to save himself with the Heartfire, he sacrifices himself so that Edric can use the Heartfire to save Meghan, thus keeping their family together, earning himself a place in the Dragons' Heaven.]]
* BrokenBird: Meghan, to an extent. Having to grow up wearing up hood to hide the dragon scales on her face, and having the ability to control fire, Meghan was constantly accused as being an evil witch, and put down by her father.
* DisappearsIntoLight: At the end of the film, [[spoiler:as Drago dies, his body fades into balls of starlight, and ascends to the heavens.]]
* BrokenBird: Meghan, to an extent. Having to grow up wearing up hood to hide the dragon scales on her face, and having the ability to control fire, Meghan was constantly accused as being an evil witch, and put down by her father.
* DisappearsIntoLight: At the end of the film, [[spoiler:as Drago dies, his body fades into balls of starlight, and ascends to the heavens.]]
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* SelflessWish: Drago blames himself for King Gareth's family being fractured by the departure of his and Queen Rhonu's son, Prince Walter, and Drago fears he will be refused entry into the Dragons' Heaven as the result. When Walter's children Edric and Meghan are discovered, Drago takes it upon himself to heal the rift between them and their family. [[spoiler:This act is what earns him a place in the stars.]]
* {{Sequel}}: Takes place around 70 years after ''The Sorcerer's Curse''.
* {{Sequel}}: Takes place around 70 years after ''The Sorcerer's Curse''.
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* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Edric and Meghan have respectively inherited enhanced strength and pyrokinesis from their grandparents, King Gareth and Queen Rhonu.
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** And, ironically enough, Draco.
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** And, ironically enough, Draco. The dragon has every reason to hate humanity for how they've hunted his kind down to near-extinction and is a pretty world-weary DeathSeeker all around, but he still aims to do his part to help the very people that fear him and undo his mistakes that led to Einon's rise to power.
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* TheSociopath: Einon. At the beginning, he comes across as a naive and boisterous but still well-meaning kid who loves his (albeit tyrannical) father and needs some guidance from a wise mentor to be an even better king. However, cracks begin to form when his reaction to seeing his dying father is to try and seize the crown. And once he becomes king, it becomes clear the whole naive kid thing was an act he put on for Bowen to learn swordsmanship, which he readily drops and begins a reign of terror, abusing his power to pursue his often sadistic whims without expressing an ounce of remorse or empathy for others.
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler: Drago dies and becomes a star in the Draco constellation]].
* BittersweetEnding
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* ParentalSubstitute: Drago to Edric and Meghan.
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* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Edric and Meghan have respectively inherited enhanced strength and pyrokinesis from their grandparents, King Gareth and Queen Rhonu.
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* ActionGirl: Meghan.
* OlderAndWiser: Drago.
* OlderAndWiser: Drago.
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* {{Superpowerful Genetics}}: Edric and Meghan inherited enhanced strength and pyrokinesis from their grandparents, Gareth and Rhonu.
* {{Unto Us a Son and Daughter Are Born}}: Edric and Meghan.
* {{Superpowerful Genetics}}: Edric and Meghan inherited enhanced strength and pyrokinesis from their grandparents, Gareth and Rhonu.
* {{Unto Us a Son and Daughter Are Born}}: Edric and Meghan.
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* {{Sibling Rivalry}}: SiblingRivalry: Between Edric and Meghan, as they engage in combat over which one of them should have the throne.
*{{Superpowerful Genetics}}: SuperpowerfulGenetics: Edric and Meghan have inherited enhanced strength and pyrokinesis from their grandparents, Gareth and Rhonu.
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The movie was one of the first after ''Film/JurassicPark'' to feature such extensive CGI; Draco was a living, breathing character of his own and Sean Connery's voice gave him added weight.
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The movie was one of the first after ''Film/JurassicPark'' to feature such extensive CGI; CGI, but more advanced in the aspect of CGI being used to portray a main character interacting with live actors. Draco was a living, breathing character of his own and Sean Connery's voice gave him added weight.
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A sequel, ''Dragonheart: A New Beginning'' was released direct-to-video in 2000. Although the new dragon, Drake, was voiced by Robby Benson of ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' fame, it was fairly standard DTV fare geared towards a younger audience.
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A sequel, ''Dragonheart: A New Beginning'' was released direct-to-video in 2000. Although the new dragon, Drake, was voiced by Robby Benson {{Creator/Robby Benson}} of ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' fame, it was fairly standard DTV fare geared towards a younger audience.
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A third film, titled ''Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse'', was released direct-to-video and on Netflix in February 2015, and it serves as a prequel to the first film. Gareth, a squire aspiring to be knighted, discovers a dragon and a clutch of eggs while searching for treasure to pay off his debt. The dragon - who Gareth names Drago - saves Gareth's life by sharing his heart after the young man is badly wounded protecting the eggs, and the two become bonded.
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A third film, titled ''Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse'', was released direct-to-video and on Netflix in February 2015, and it serves as a prequel to the first film. Gareth, a squire aspiring to be knighted, discovers a dragon and a clutch of eggs while searching for treasure to pay off his debt. The dragon - who Gareth names Drago (voiced by {{Creator/Ben Kingsley}}) - saves Gareth's life by sharing his heart after the young man is badly wounded protecting the eggs, and the two become bonded.
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A fourth film titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' will be released direct-to-video in June 2017, and is a sequel to ''Dragonheart 3''. After Gareth, king of Britannia, passes away, his twin grandchildren, Edric and Meghan, fight each other for the throne using their inherited dragon strength and fire powers. When Vikings led by Thorgrim steal the Heartfire - Drago's source of power - and challenge the siblings' rights to the throne, Edric and Meghan must set aside their sibling rivalry or the kingdom will fall.
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A fourth film titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' will be released direct-to-video in June 2017, and is 2017. It's a sequel to ''Dragonheart 3''.3'' and Drago is voiced by {{Creator/Patrick Stewart}}. After Gareth, king of Britannia, passes away, his twin grandchildren, Edric and Meghan, fight each other for the throne using their inherited dragon strength and fire powers. When Vikings led by Thorgrim steal the Heartfire - Drago's source of power - and challenge the siblings' rights to the throne, Edric and Meghan must set aside their sibling rivalry or the kingdom will may fall.
* {{Sequel}}: Takes place years after the first film.
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* {{Prequel}}: Takes place before the original film.
* {{Sequel}}: Takes place years after ''The Sorcerer's Curse''.
* {{Sibling Rivalry}}: Between Edric and Meghan, as they engage in combat over which one of them should have the throne.
* {{Superpowerful Genetics}}: Edric and Meghan inherited enhanced strength and pyrokinesis from their grandparents, Gareth and Rhonu.
* {{Unto Us a Son and Daughter Are Born}}: Edric and Meghan.
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* {{Prequel}}: Takes place before the original film.
* {{Sequel}}: Takes place years after ''The Sorcerer's Curse''.
* {{Sibling Rivalry}}: Between Edric and Meghan, as they engage in combat over which one of them should have the throne.
* {{Superpowerful Genetics}}: Edric and Meghan inherited enhanced strength and pyrokinesis from their grandparents, Gareth and Rhonu.
* {{Unto Us a Son and Daughter Are Born}}: Edric and Meghan.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to the movie's original screenplay, which was later adapted into a novelization, the film was written to be a serious, transcendent drama and epic fantasy with compelling imagery and characters, and moments of levity sprinkled throughout. Creator/LiamNeeson would have been Bowen and the effects for Draco would have been done by Creator/JimHenson. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/UnsortedFilm See here for more]].
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* YouKilledMyFather: Einon slaughters Kara's father right in front of her, inciting her endless hatred.
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* YouKilledMyFather: Einon slaughters Kara's father right in front of her, inciting her endless hatred.Kara's father killed Einon's father
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A fourth film titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' will be released direct-to-video in June 2017, and is a sequel to ''Dragonheart 3''. After Gareth, king of Britannia, passes away, his twin grandchildren, Edric and Meghan, fight each other for the throne using their inherited dragon strength and fire powers. When Vikings led by Thorgrim steal the Heartfire, Heartfire - Drago's source of power, power - and challenge the siblings' rights to the throne, Edric and Meghan must set aside their sibling rivalry or the kingdom will fall.
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A third film, titled ''Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse'', was released direct-to-video and on Netflix in February 2015. Gareth, a squire aspiring to be knighted, discovers a dragon and a clutch of eggs while searching for treasure to pay off his debt. The dragon - who Gareth names Drago - saves Gareth's life by sharing his heart after the young man is badly wounded protecting the eggs, and the two become bonded.
Drago, however, has been cursed by the evil sorcerer, Brude, who wants the eggs for himself: in bright light or by fire, Drago becomes ghostly, unable to fight, and on the night of the full moon - just two days away - Brude will be able to fully bend Drago to his will. Gareth and Drago, and their two new companions, must protect the eggs and figure out a way to break the curse.
Drago, however, has been cursed by the evil sorcerer, Brude, who wants the eggs for himself: in bright light or by fire, Drago becomes ghostly, unable to fight, and on the night of the full moon - just two days away - Brude will be able to fully bend Drago to his will. Gareth and Drago, and their two new companions, must protect the eggs and figure out a way to break the curse.
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A third film, titled ''Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse'', was released direct-to-video and on Netflix in February 2015.2015, and it serves as a prequel to the first film. Gareth, a squire aspiring to be knighted, discovers a dragon and a clutch of eggs while searching for treasure to pay off his debt. The dragon - who Gareth names Drago - saves Gareth's life by sharing his heart after the young man is badly wounded protecting the eggs, and the two become bonded.
Drago, however,has been becomes cursed by the evil sorcerer, Brude, who wants the eggs for himself: in bright light or by fire, Drago becomes ghostly, unable to fight, and on the night of the full moon - just two days away - Brude will be able to fully bend Drago to his will. Gareth and Drago, and their two new companions, must protect the eggs and eggs, figure out a way to break the curse.
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A [[https://www.facebook.com/DragonheartMovie/photos/a.812638565413247.1073741828.811409068869530/1452887238055040/?type=3&permPage=1 fourth film]] titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' is also in the works, and is a sequel to ''Dragonheart 3''.
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A [[https://www.facebook.com/DragonheartMovie/photos/a.812638565413247.1073741828.811409068869530/1452887238055040/?type=3&permPage=1 fourth film]] film titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' is also will be released direct-to-video in the works, June 2017, and is a sequel to ''Dragonheart 3''.
3''. After Gareth, king of Britannia, passes away, his twin grandchildren, Edric and Meghan, fight each other for the throne using their inherited dragon strength and fire powers. When Vikings led by Thorgrim steal the Heartfire, Drago's source of power, and challenge the siblings' rights to the throne, Edric and Meghan must set aside their sibling rivalry or the kingdom will fall.
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* HeroismWontPayTheBills: The idealistic Brother Gilbert points out that a proper hero should RefuseTheReward, to which Bowen sensibly points out that honor will not put food in his belly nor shoe his horse. The dickish Lord Felton still uses it as a pretense to avoid paying Bowen for his service.
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* HeroismWontPayTheBills: The idealistic Brother Gilbert points out that a proper hero [[KeepTheReward should RefuseTheReward, not accept payment]], to which Bowen sensibly points out that honor will not put food in his belly nor shoe his horse. The dickish Lord Felton still uses it as a pretense to avoid paying Bowen for his service.
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** Gilbert's well-aimed arrow to Einon's heart incapacitates Draco long enough for him to be captured.
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** Gilbert's well-aimed arrow to Einon's heart not only incapacitates Draco long enough for him to be captured.captured, but makes Einon realize that if Draco dies, he dies, and causes him to race back to the castle to stop the dragon slayers before they can finish the job.
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The head screenwriter, Charles Edward Pough, published a [[{{Literature/Dragonheart}} novelization]] of the story which expanded somewhat on the characters, events, and world.
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The head screenwriter, Charles Edward Pough, Pogue, published a [[{{Literature/Dragonheart}} novelization]] of the story which expanded somewhat on the characters, events, and world.
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A sequel, ''Dragonheart: A New Beginning'' came Direct-to-Video in 2000. Although the new dragon, Drake, was voiced by Robby Benson of ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' fame, it was fairly standard DTV fare.
Toward the end of Bowen's life, he had returned to the cave where he had first met Draco - and discovered a dragon egg. The egg was put in the care of Gilbert's monastery, where it hatched into a young dragon named Drake. Drake is cared for by a friar and the novice Mansel in secret, until he is one day discovered by Mansel's friend Geoff, a stableboy who dreams of being a knight. Meanwhile, a pair of travelers arrive from the East, searching for a dragon they believe has been born; a prophecy says an ancient evil will take hold of the land using a dragon's heart when a two-tailed comet blazes across the sky. The comet is just days away, and they intend to prevent the evil from happening.
Toward the end of Bowen's life, he had returned to the cave where he had first met Draco - and discovered a dragon egg. The egg was put in the care of Gilbert's monastery, where it hatched into a young dragon named Drake. Drake is cared for by a friar and the novice Mansel in secret, until he is one day discovered by Mansel's friend Geoff, a stableboy who dreams of being a knight. Meanwhile, a pair of travelers arrive from the East, searching for a dragon they believe has been born; a prophecy says an ancient evil will take hold of the land using a dragon's heart when a two-tailed comet blazes across the sky. The comet is just days away, and they intend to prevent the evil from happening.
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A sequel, ''Dragonheart: A New Beginning'' came Direct-to-Video was released direct-to-video in 2000. Although the new dragon, Drake, was voiced by Robby Benson of ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' fame, it was fairly standard DTV fare.fare geared towards a younger audience.
Toward the end of Bowen's life, he had returned to the cave where he had first met Draco - and discovered a dragon egg. The egg was put in the care of Gilbert's monastery, where it hatched into a young dragon named Drake. Drake is cared for by a friar and the novice Mansel in secret, until he is one day discovered by Mansel's friend Geoff,a an orphan stableboy who dreams of being a knight. Meanwhile, a pair of travelers arrive from the East, searching for a dragon they believe has been born; a prophecy says an ancient evil will take hold of the land using a dragon's heart when a two-tailed comet blazes across the sky. The comet is just days away, and they intend to prevent the evil from happening.
Toward the end of Bowen's life, he had returned to the cave where he had first met Draco - and discovered a dragon egg. The egg was put in the care of Gilbert's monastery, where it hatched into a young dragon named Drake. Drake is cared for by a friar and the novice Mansel in secret, until he is one day discovered by Mansel's friend Geoff,
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A third film, titled ''Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse'', was released direct-to-video and Netflix in February 2015. Gareth, a squire aspiring to be knighted, discovers a dragon and a clutch of eggs while searching for treasure to pay off his debt. The dragon - who Gareth names Drago - saves Gareth's life by sharing his heart after the young man is badly wounded protecting the eggs, and the two become bonded.
Drago, however, has been cursed by the evil sorcerer, Brude, who wants the eggs for himself: in bright light, Drago becomes ghostly, unable to fight, and on the night of the full moon - just two days away - Brude will be able to fully bend Drago to his will. Gareth and Drago, and their two new companions, must protect the eggs and figure out a way to break the curse.
Drago, however, has been cursed by the evil sorcerer, Brude, who wants the eggs for himself: in bright light, Drago becomes ghostly, unable to fight, and on the night of the full moon - just two days away - Brude will be able to fully bend Drago to his will. Gareth and Drago, and their two new companions, must protect the eggs and figure out a way to break the curse.
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A third film, titled ''Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse'', was released direct-to-video and on Netflix in February 2015. Gareth, a squire aspiring to be knighted, discovers a dragon and a clutch of eggs while searching for treasure to pay off his debt. The dragon - who Gareth names Drago - saves Gareth's life by sharing his heart after the young man is badly wounded protecting the eggs, and the two become bonded.
Drago, however, has been cursed by the evil sorcerer, Brude, who wants the eggs for himself: in brightlight, light or by fire, Drago becomes ghostly, unable to fight, and on the night of the full moon - just two days away - Brude will be able to fully bend Drago to his will. Gareth and Drago, and their two new companions, must protect the eggs and figure out a way to break the curse.
Drago, however, has been cursed by the evil sorcerer, Brude, who wants the eggs for himself: in bright
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A [[https://www.facebook.com/DragonheartMovie/photos/a.812638565413247.1073741828.811409068869530/1452887238055040/?type=3&permPage=1 fourth film]] titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' is also in the works.
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A [[https://www.facebook.com/DragonheartMovie/photos/a.812638565413247.1073741828.811409068869530/1452887238055040/?type=3&permPage=1 fourth film]] titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' is also in the works.
works, and is a sequel to ''Dragonheart 3''.
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A [[https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1452887238055040&id=811409068869530&set=a.812638565413247.1073741828.811409068869530 fourth film]] titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' is also in the works.
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A [[https://m.[[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1452887238055040&id=811409068869530&set=a.com/DragonheartMovie/photos/a.812638565413247.1073741828.811409068869530 811409068869530/1452887238055040/?type=3&permPage=1 fourth film]] titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' is also in the works.
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I think that's what the image says, anyway. Hard to read on a small screen.
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A [[https://www.[[https://m.facebook.com/DragonheartMovie/photos/a.com/photo.php?fbid=1452887238055040&id=811409068869530&set=a.812638565413247.1073741828.811409068869530/1438475886162842/?type=3 811409068869530 fourth film]] titled ''Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire'' is also in the works.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the DarkerAndEdgier novelization, the film was made to gear towards families. ExecutiveMeddling caused the somewhat graphic violence in the book to be lessened, and more wisecracks and moments of slapstick to be added.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the DarkerAndEdgier novelization, novelization based on the original screenplay, the film was made to gear towards families. ExecutiveMeddling and CreativeDifferences caused the moments of somewhat graphic violence in the book to be lessened, lessened or removed completely, and more wisecracks and moments of slapstick to be added.
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* PlotHole: Number of scenes were cut from the film that help the story flow more naturally, contain character development, and help explain their motivations.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Gilbert's mule Merlin and [[spoiler: the remains of Sir Eglamore.]] In the film, Merlin and what's left of Sir Eglamore are never seen or mentioned again after the scene where Draco and Bowen fight to a stalemate. In the novelization, after the fight, Gilbert wakes up the next morning and finds the arm. He mistakes it for belonging to Bowen and when Gilbert reappears at the swamp village, he tells Bowen about burying the arm in the glade beneath a cross with Bowens name on it. Merlin is with Gilbert at the swamp village, taken to Avalon with him, Bowen, and Kara, and then Kara's village afterwards.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Gilbert's mule Merlin and [[spoiler: the remains of Sir Eglamore.]] In the film, Merlin and what's left of Sir Eglamore are never seen or mentioned again after the scene where Draco and Bowen fight to a stalemate. In the novelization, after the fight, Gilbert wakes up the next morning and finds the arm. He mistakes it for belonging to Bowen and when Gilbert reappears at the swamp village, he tells Bowen about burying the arm in the glade beneath a cross with Bowens Bowen's name on it. Merlin is with Gilbert at the swamp village, taken to Avalon with him, Bowen, and Kara, and then Kara's village afterwards.
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* ThanksForTheMammary: Brother Gilbert to Kara when he jumps on a horse.
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* ThanksForTheMammary: Brother Gilbert to Kara when he jumps on a Bowen's horse.
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The head screenwriter, Charles Edward Pough, published a novelization of the story which expanded somewhat on the characters, events, and world.
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The head screenwriter, Charles Edward Pough, published a novelization [[{{Literature/Dragonheart}} novelization]] of the story which expanded somewhat on the characters, events, and world.
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* MartialPacifist: What Brother Gilbert turns into when he proves to be a quick study with the bow - rather than aim to kill, he tries to incapacitate his targets. His only exception, complete with quoting ThouShaltNotKill while lining up the shot in a moment of conflict, [[spoiler: is loosing an arrow at King Einon, though he ''remains'' this due to Einon's immortality clause kicking in.]]
