Cœur de dragon II : Un nouveau départ
- Vidéo
- 1999
- Tous publics
- 1h 24min
Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn orphaned stable boy befriends with a young dragon named Drake and with the help of others help him learn how to fly and fight and protect himself from a ruthless knight.An orphaned stable boy befriends with a young dragon named Drake and with the help of others help him learn how to fly and fight and protect himself from a ruthless knight.An orphaned stable boy befriends with a young dragon named Drake and with the help of others help him learn how to fly and fight and protect himself from a ruthless knight.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 6 nominations au total
- Geoff
- (as Chris Masterson)
- Drake
- (voix)
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I saw this when I was 11 or 12 and really enjoyed it. I was at the time (and still am) a huge fan of the first film. I felt this one wasn't trying to match it though but more or less show the story to a much younger audience.
The acting was decent over all, not anything special but not terrible. I liked Chris Masterson as a young orphaned stable boy. As a kid I could relate to him because of his desire to fight and become a knight but not being able to.
Over all the effects are not great, but it was basically done on a TV budget. The dialog wasn't really that good, but it didn't bother me like other films have.
I think this is a great companion to the first one in the fact that it can re illustrate the power of kindness and love to children. Don't expect the original film, but sit down with your children and have some fun with them!
Good things about the movie are the nicely choreographed fight sequence's and the pretty solid and satisfying end fight. Also the movie provides some successful comical moments.
Still there are some major flaws in the movie. The story itself about the prophecy is quite weak and silly and it's hard to tell at times who are exactly the bad guys, due to some poor casting and bad story telling. Some of the scene's were also edited poorly together. The special effects are far from the best ever but also far from the worst. They look acceptable enough.
Robby Benson (best know for voicing the beast in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast".) wasn't exactly the best choice to voice Drake, he's boring and makes some of the dialog sound silly. Overall the acting is pretty solid by the rest of the cast, of unknown actors.
With some more work on the script, this movie could have been really great. I certainly wouldn't mind seeing a third "Dragonheart" movie being made.
6/10
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It doesn't do the original justice, but its still fun
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesScreenwriter Shari Goodhartz wrote Geoff as a 13-year-old before he was aged up to 17.
- GaffesWhen Master Kwan and Lian meet Friar Peter, the monk has a claw that he claims came from Draco, but Draco never lost any claws during the first film. However, he did lose one in the novelization.
- Citations
Lord Osric of Crossley: Now, let us go outside and see Drake... so you can both tell me what really happened at the mill, hmm?
Geoff: Drake didn't want to come. He's too embarrassed. Kwan tried to teach him how to blow fire, but it came out the other end.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Épisode #23.8 (2000)
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Détails
- Durée
- 1h 24min(84 min)
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.33 : 1