DreamWorks Animation

[Crimson Crest]

Have companies not learned that live action actors with CGI creators is never popular among audiences?  Wait, wait, I think this is different though.  It looks like they are doing NOT what Disney has been failing at.  This looks promising. I will hold back on criticizing or praising too much yet, but that said, I hope it does well...

Same. And even if the movie does turn out to be a complete failure, we'll still have gotten to see the dragons as if they were in real life. As people who are into sneezes, it should be at least a slight comfort for us to know for ourselves what the gaping nostrils of dragons such as the Monstrous Nightmare and the Deadly Nadder will look like in complete photorealism with potentially soft and moist-looking nasal cavities just screaming to be tickled with a feather or explored with an eager finger or hand...

[Smiles2us]

Is there even any sneezes in the HTTYD franchise?  If they've had a movie trilogy with no sneezes I'd be truly shocked.

But if this is going a more serious route, they would probably cut the sneezes anyways.

[MasterXtreme]

Too early to tell, but if it's taken seriously, I think it could be pretty good.

[Crimson Crest]

Is there even any sneezes in the HTTYD franchise?  If they've had a movie trilogy with no sneezes I'd be truly shocked.

There is a sneeze, I believe, in the series Riders of Berk. Apparently, a sneeze from a Monstrous Nightmare roasted some sheep in one of the episodes.

And while I don't think there were any sneezes in it, there's an episode of Dragons: The Nine Realms revolving around a dragon species that's blind but has a long snout with amazingly massive nostrils it uses to sniff out friends and foes alike called a Snifflehide.

[Silverwing]

Too early to tell, but if it's taken seriously, I think it could be pretty good.

This.

[MasterXtreme]

The Bad Guys 2, Summer 2025.

[Crimson Crest]

Dang, it looks like the Monstrous Nightmare's nostrils got a huge downgrade... I still kind of like the Deadly Nadder's, though. I mean, judging from that shot of it breathing fire at the start, they look a bit smaller, but also a lot more detailed on the inside .

[Graymist]

They are adding live human actors?  Why do companies feel they need to do this?

[Silverwing]

it looks like they are trying to put more care and effort into it... at least based on what we see. They seem to be taking it more seriously then most cgi-human combos.

[RainySunshine]

Dreamworks can be very hit or miss, but this actually looks good to me.

[MasterXtreme]

SHREK 5 teaser has been released with some character design revamps.  Original cast is back.  Expected to land Winter 2026.

[NostradamusTheSeer]

So Shrek's the father of 'tweens now? And nice to see Zendaya back doing family fare, after her brief foray into soft-core porn....

[Anyponedrawn]

So this has to be a different universe. I don't remember Shrek only having one kid.  He had many.

[Graymist]

Doesn't look visually bad to me.  I know the interest is freaking out for some reason.

[Sniffles]

I like the new look, but I sort of like the old classic look we were all used too.  This new style is more cartoony and expressive.