MOVIE · 2011
Book of Dragons
ActionAdventureAnimationComedyFamilyFantasy18 min
Young Viking Hiccup opens the Book of Dragons to explain how dragon training works, with Astrid, Toothless, and Gobber filling in the legends and field-tested advice. Jay Baruchel voices Hiccup, while Craig Ferguson’s Gobber brings the gruff expertise as the group walks through dragon lore and the story behind the book itself. Built around insider tips and illustrated entries, the film introduces never-before-seen dragons while keeping the focus on Berk’s riders and their bond with the creatures they study, train, and fly alongside.
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