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The Flight of Dragons (1982)
I haven't seen that since I was a kid, but I still remember this part: "Eleven! Your dragon fire melts my eyes."
I might not even have the quote right but that's what kid-me remembers.
Yeah, it’s a bit off, LOL. But from now on I’ll hear it your way :)
lol how true to the movie is this trailer?
The music in the trailer doesn’t fit at all. It’s way too dramatic and fast paced. And it left out a huge element of the film that wouldn’t have been a spoiler, and makes the whole trailer inaccurate.
I love this movie, but you can tell it was made with television broadcast in mind because it literally has regular fades to black where commercials would go.
I think it would be fantastic if it were remastered either with cleaned up higher-res animation or new animation altogether.
yeah I didn't think that trailer was right so thought I would ask (was the only trailer that popped up). I did see someone uploaded the full movie on youtube so gotta check it out today!
The movie is decent, but the premise and how it plays out is why I love it. Cool ideas.