
For years, Mr. Meacham has told tales of the fierce dragon deep in the woods. To his daughter, Grace, these stories are little more than tall tales, until she meets Pete. Pete is a mysterious ten-year-old with no family who claims to live in the woods with a giant, green dragon named Elliot.
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Burbank, CA :, Buena Vista Home Entertainment,, [2016]
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EnglishSpanishFrench version
Characteristics:
video file,Blu-ray,1080p high definition,region A,region B,region C,rda
digital,optical,surround,7.1 DTS-HDMA,5.1 Dolby digital,rda
1 videodisc (103 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
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Add a CommentNot quite as offensive, but somehow it's even more boring than the original one.
Great movie.
a good movie. i love eliot! i love pete! i love it all! ok, maby not all...the ending had me a bit teary eyed but don't get me wrong! it's still a good movie and ending!
Recommended for kids ages 8+ , sweet cool movie with an awesome dragon!
This was a delightful surprise. I had never seen the original Disney film, and I knew little about this one before I watched it. I found it charming and sweet. I often find movie children extremely annoying, but I liked Pete. I loved Elliott. The dragon special effects were very good. I enjoyed this far more than I was expecting. It is a true family film that can be enjoyed by all ages.
Wonderful family movie - for teens and adults too
I love this show!! I love how they created Eliot!! he's so cute!!! the computer animations, ill give it a 100,000,000 stars!!
I liked this. I loved the animation of Elliot the dragon and it's characterization. The only thing that let it down was the idiotic behavior to hurt and hunt down something that you are frightened of or can use for propping up one's ego. Insert eye roll. But, that's what's expected with a remake of the Disney film. I'm a sucker for a feel good, let's just be nice to each other film. :-)
A slow, contemplative, film with a gorgeous forest green and brown visual palette.
However, the film's contemplative subject matter leaves little to contemplate. The film's major conflict is a cliché battle between the natural world and capitalism. The end result is neither unexpected or revolutionary. The film also attempts nothing innovative with the already overused "boy and creature" trope.
The films is however an improvement on the terrible original film.
Heartwarming, cute, and ultimately hope-ful, but definitely a tearjerker! By the end of the movie, I still felt a bit crushed by the tragic moments, but I loved every single character, and wished I had my own Eliot for a friend.