Though it may seem like a recent trend, filmmakers have been making live-action remakes of beloved animated movies for ...

A sequel to that is set to arrive on April 3, 2026. The Legend of Zelda live-action film will show up in movie theaters on May 7, 2027, now that it’s been delayed out of March 2027.

Hollywood continues to cash in on popular animations by remaking them as live-action/CG hybrids. Lilo and Stitch, released just a few weeks ago, is the third highest-grossing movie of the year so far.

Every Disney Live-Action Remake Ranked (Including Lilo & Stich) Disney’s got a good handful of live-action remakes by now. Some flopped, some surprised us, and a few still stand out today.

A live-action Care Bears movie is in the works from the director who brought you the R-rated movie where Will Ferrell plays a talking dog – and we are so here for it. Per The Hollywood Reporter ...

What Sold Gerard Butler on Reprising His Role in the Live-Action ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ The star reteams with director Dean DeBlois for a retelling of the 2010 animated hit. By Kirsten Chuba ...

This live-action How to Train Your Dragon is earnest and competent, but rarely inspired. It follows the blueprint so closely that it feels more like a live-action tribute than a reinterpretation.

And Cheers.’ I Asked How To Train Your Dragon Live Action’s Director About Seeing The Movie With An Audience For The First Time, And It Did Not Disappoint News By Jessica Rawden published 6 ...

If I traveled back in time to the 2010 premiere of How to Train Your Dragon and I told you that you’d be making a live-action adaptation in 2025, would you have scoffed at such a notion?

With the Switch 2 launch finally here, Nintendo fans have plenty to celebrate. But the wait is still on for the upcoming live-action "The Legend of Zelda" movie, and unfortunately, it just got a ...

Dean DeBlois’ live-action How to Train Your Dragon could have easily been a soulless shot-for-shot recreation. In many ways, it is — the narrative is nearly identical, and much of the dialogue is ...

The new movie specifically. Before I get into this, let’s bring up Disney's live action remakes in general. These movies tend to lean towards changes that not everyone agrees with.