Please come talk about Flight of Dragons with me

Please come talk about Flight of Dragons with me.

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Great looking animation.

Yeah. The set-pieces are very well-done, but there's some corner cutting in the dialogue/non-action scenes.

What was it even about? First time I’m hearing of this.

How science is objectively better than magic

Anyone else think this guy came across as kind of a perv?

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Hey she reciprocated. It's all cool.

Danielle or Melisande? Because he was vaguely creepy with both.

They could have done that final confrontation SO much better!

I
AM
VICTORIOUS!

Science is killing off magic, so a wizard with James Earl Jones' voice decides to fuck things up with magic dragons.

Nice try reptilian

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The movie spent an hour setting up the plot and the last 30 minutes were the actual adventure

Dragons are for slaying.

What a silly dragon design.

Really fun movie. Much more rewatchable than I expected.

Normally I would say the animation quality is most important, but when they paid for James Earl Jones having a ball as the bombastic villain, I don't mind a few cost-saving measures.

Wouldn't you rather talk about SCIENCE?

I remember watching this as a kid on the disney channel as a lad in the 90s

only found out what it was called again like 2015-16

Smrgol was the best character, but Gorbash had a cooler name.

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NOT
QUITE
YET!

i absolutely love this movie, it's too bad the dvd had such shitty cover art

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>Not posting the title song yet
C'mon son.
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Cute movie. Can't watch m.a.s.h. without hearing Carolinus

James Earl Jones just hamming it up as the Dark Wizard Ommadon is still one of my favorite things ever.
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I think Doug Walker did the art for that back when he was an illustrator

>the dragon's eyes depict the hollow soul of the creator
That's bullshit but I believe it.

Would be hard to make it worse

I've had the book since I was 5.

Not bad. Very proto-dragonology

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Art style very cool

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I love this. Gonna buy the book.

Rod Reiss?

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I watched this movie when I was very young, and I thought these guys were pretty creepy. Classic Rankin/Bass design.

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Praying?

i thought it did a goo job of presenting philosophical concepts in a way that children could understand.

Don't forget Col. Sherman T Potter as the good wizard with and ulcer. MILK!

This film had a weird deal where they licensed a book apparently just because it was a bestseller without actually checking to see what it was about. In this case, it was a book without any real story to adapt.

The Flight of Dragons book was a speculative biology book about dragons. Pretty much the only thing in the film that came from it was the name of the main character, the handful of scenes that explain dragon physiology (like eating stone to produce gas to provide lift), and the basic designs of the dragons.

Almost everything else is The Dragon and the George by Gordon R. Dickson. The notion of creating a separate realm for magic plus the wizards besides Carolinus are original to the film with Ommadon standing in for the Dark Powers and the others eventually getting counterpaerts in later Dragon Knight books.

Daily reminder: the bad guy won.

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>James Earl Jones in this
>Christopher Lee in Last Unicorn
>John Hurt in Black Cauldron
>Gary Oldman as Ruber
You know when I was younger I wondered if they could ever make a movie that was just about the bad guys since they were cooler. I find myself wondering about such a story again.

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