Dragonheart (1996) Movie Reaction | Her FIRST TIME WATCHING | Dennis Quaid | Sean Connery 

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"To the stars, Bowen. To the stars."

A Knight Is Sworn To Valor. His heart knows only virtue. His Blade defends the helpless. His might upholds the weak. His word speaks only truth. His wrath undoes the wicked.

RIP, Sean Connery. 1930-2020. People often thought he only played James Bond, but played the voice of a beloved character.

You know a film is meaningful when your mind drifts back to it for no particular reason. “Dragonheart” is one of those films.

Such a good movie! The theme song, "To The Stars" composed and conducted by Randy Edelman, was used for the 1999 Summer Olympics as well as the opener for the 2001 Academy Awards.

1996 was such an amazing year. It's the year I graduated high school, and with some of the BEST movies ever! This, Independence Day, Twister, Titanic, The Rock (also with Sean Connery!), Romeo + Juliet, I could go on forever!

This is a great movie. It’s fascinating that a washed up knight and the last dragon would be con men together. Edit: I also knew jack about actors when I saw this as a child but in retrospect, stacked cast.

I had the exact same journey with David Thewlis and even remember being so mad when he was cast as Lupin because my sole image of him was this film XD

I adore this movie, Draco's my favourite movie dragon, honestly. That ending always gets me, so perfectly tragic 😭🐲💔

I remember me and my sister watched this movie together and my sister was crying her eyes out.

This brings back a lot of memories! Always one of my wife's favorite films. ❤ Neither one of us can guess how many times she has seen it, lol. It is amazing to come back years later and see how it stands up, and also how many of the cast went on to other interesting work. I am glad Vanessa enjoyed it!

I loved this movie as a teenager when it came out. It was a movie I bought on dvd.

This movie from my childhood, broke my heart forever :(

I think i see Dragonheart more of 20 times but at the ending i cry any time like first

Can't tell u how fast I clicked on this video as soon as I saw the name of the movie, never knew people actually acknowledge it

I remember catching it on TV back in the days we had 4 channels on TV to choose from, and the programming was only known a week in advance from the TV magazine... I think this was my first encounter with a non cartoon dragon and I cried my little eyes out at the end. It left an enduring love of fantasy and a little special appreciation of the 'last of something' trope. I think that's why I feel most for the Marauders and the Targaryens and the concept of the fading of the Elves. And the slow daying out or departure of all that's magical/mystical from Middle Earth as the 3rd age moved onto the 4th. I not only feel for the characters that are "the last" but also the void that's left, like missing something or someplace you never knew.

Loved your all reaction. As an avid D&D player/DM and fan this is best Dragon movie. It shows Dragons are powerful and intelligent. D&D has good and evil dragons and they do have their own language and can speak our language. Sean Connery was fantastic as the Dragon. I love how Bowen struggled after years of killing dragons..Bowen saying but you are my friend just broke my heart. All because he didn't want face the truth.

Holy shit holy shit holy shit!!!! Absolutely love dragonheart, cant wait to see yalls reaction

one of my all time favorite childhood movies

This movie used to make me cry at the end it the score and the scene.

My father watched this film in theaters, when he walked out he told himself he would name his first son "Bowen" and here i am. The first bit of advice i was ever given was by Sir. Sean Conery as a dragon. "Look to the stars Bowen, look to the stars"

I still have the VHS of this movie

one of my favourite movies, always makes me cry at the end

The 2015 reboot sequels takes place hundreds of years before the first movie, Drago was from an asteroid or Egg from the constellation Draco, Drago was played by Ben Kinsley and Patrick Stuart and Siveth was one of Dragos eggs was played by Helena Carter. Siveth is potentially Dracos sister.

Draco's facial expressions are that of actor Sean Connery, because the VFX artist has used photos from his James Bond movies and Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade as references.

This is my favorite movie ever. "To the stars, Bowen. To the stars." I'll never not cry at the end.

This is one of my favorite dragon/films. It taught me a lot about storytelling and the importance of how a piece of musical score placed at the right moment can become iconic. So now as an aspiring writer it started with movies like this.

If you guys haven't seen it yet I think you'd love The Man Who Would Be King with Sean Connery and Michael Caine! They're amazing together

To the stars Bowen, to the stars... One of my favorite childhood movies! I've seen all kinds of Dragon movies and to this day this is one of my favorite designs!!! I can watch Dragonheart at any time and be happy for the whole length of the movie, until the end where I start crying! For me a 10/10!!! 🤘🥲

I'd forgotten who played the bad guy here until now. It's lucky I did or I'd have the same trouble when David Thewlis showed up in Harry Potter.

Oh shit this is an absolute banger that no one’s reacting to on YT- big up your damn selves

This movie introduced me to dragons and thanks to it I love them.

I saw this film when it was out in cinemas with my parents and sister I was only 7 years old at the time we both cried when Draco died

Oh man, im so glad you guys reacted to my favorite movie! This was my Lord Of the rings. I still remember what it was like watching it for the first time at my grandma's house. I totally didnt see Draco being the dragon who gave einen his heart coming (i was not a smart child), and i was as awestruck as the characters were when Draco ascended to dragon heaven! If youre wondering how the other movies are, the direct sequal to this movie was honestly kind of crap, but the other three sequals were pretty good, though never reached the hights of the original.

Beautiful movie

Such an amazing movie

Not only there are two Harry Potter actors and a Draco, but the character Jason plays is named Lord Felton!

Please spare yourselves the agony of watching the others and stay with the first one. It's the only installment that's worthy of recognition. You can't beat the team of Dennis Quaid and Sean Connery.

I think this is the first movie I ugly cried at in the middle of a movie theater

Draco is definitely my favorite dragon. And the end gets me every time without fail. I wouldn't say the movie isn't violent, per se, but it isn't gory which is appreciated.

Jason Isaacs didn't die in Black Hawk Down and he was a badass in that movie.

I still can't decide, which voice I like best, Connery's voice or the deeper voice of Mario Adorf in the german dubbing.

Sh*t I remember and don’t remember this movie at the same time maybe that’s my sign that I need to rewatch soon

and Behold, my favorite movie of all time. it is not the greatest movie ever, but it is my favorite side note: the blend of practical and CGI was pretty solid. for example, the waterfall explosions could not be rendered, or the smoke cloud.

god i love your transition

i always argue when i see them saying "dragon" then show us a wyvern. This is a proper dragon

6:21 HAHAHAHAHA I do that all the time a scene is overly dramatic it cracks me up everytime.

I loved all the dragonheart movies

I only remeber crying when i was a kid

Yes! This is one of my favorite fantasy films and I’m glad to see a reaction video for it. This was the first thing I saw David Thewlis in, and it was the same for me. I hated him so much cause Einon was such a bastard (my sister still hates him😄), but after seeing him as Lupin and the Earthworm in James in the Giant Peach, he became one of my favorite actors. All the HP connections made me laugh too. Such a great fun movie with an iconic score.

Crying. ❤

I know there are better movies out there but this will always be my favorite.

this is my second favorite dragon movie. the best dragon movie ever made is "Dragonslayer" (1981)

I will probably never forget when our parents watched the film in the cinema with my little sister and I. especially in the scene where Dennis Quaid sits in the dragon's mouth. everything hurt from laughing. That was so brilliant and the music by Randy Edelman was actually a shame what rubbish films Rob Cohen has been making since Triple X.

David Thewlis was legitimately a really bad guy for a quirky movie. He’s an amazing actor and did well in the movie War Horse but that movie is amazing overall if you never seen it. Tissues might be in need for that. Another great film that is reminiscent of this is The Mighty. The end of that film is an enormous tear jerker.

Love this film I just wish the ending wasn’t so sad 😞. The score is awesome I love it.

one of my all time favourites.deserves a serious remake.

I passed on sequels because I knew beforehand that they were geared toward children. so it became more of a children's movie.

The series is good my favorite one is the original

I clicked it, and I'm on a TV, no matter what you say

DragonHeart 2 is cute. Not nearly as good, but really cute. You should give it a try. And yes, it takes place after the original, not a prequel. I didn't know there were more. Also, the voice of King Arthur was Sir John Gielgud, another iconic actor of Sean Connery caliber.

Dragonheart 2 will be the sequel to this movie but the other ones are prequels

Sean is greatly missed

"I have a particular set of nuts...." and so on was what she was going for, I think...

An even better movie to react to is Dragonslayer.

Luscious getting it from Reimus lol

Nominated for Best Visual Effects, but lost to Independence Day.

Liam should played

In my opinion, all those straight to video sequels kind of suck. I think there was one that was somewhat bearable, but I don't remember which.

For the sequels... Skip the second movie. It's meant as a childrens movie and only works halfway as such. Part three to five are ... Lower budget, straight to video but the funds are used good. And the movies are decent. Not as good as the first one but not bad by any means.

I also miss the archetypal knight figures in fantasy. They are not realistic enough for more modern takes on fantasy, like in ASOIAF there's plenty of deconstruction of the knightly myths. That's why I am not so secretly hoping that Ser Arthur Dayne really was that knight. His persona seems like all the knighly PR rolled into one and it's waiting for GRRM to throw a curveball to disabuse us of that notion. But I am hoping for some subverting of expectations.

Dragonheart: A New Beginning is worth watching. And I quite enjoyed the 4th one as well. The third one was kind of forgettable and the 5th one I haven't seen yet.

The sequels are sequels. The sequels are based on Draco’s son Drake and his grandson Drago.

The monk not wanting to kill reminded me that it's actually a mistranslation in the commandment. Hebrew has 2 words for homicide just like we do. It's actually murder not kill. Self defense is justified killing.

The sequels have their moments, but this series has dragons handing out hearts like Oprah. Try one, but don't expect much.

Oh man, this is childhood right here. It's so corny, cheesy but for some reason I will defend it

I remember this was a big deal in terms of FX and was very impressive in 1996. Not so much now, lol

Highlander didn't win a poll?! That's the greatest film ever made! Please watch it

Great music for such an average movie, saw waaaaaay back when I was in high school. The original script was much better than the final product, the novelization by the main script writer was much much more enjoyable than the movie. The hero sounds so much like an American, its like Kevin Costner's Robin Hood. Sean Connery gave some personality to the dragon which was really just a flashy CGI visual effect.

Ironically this is one of those movies I refuse to watch. Sorry. But can't wait for the next one to check out you post :) If you are asking what a Dragon Freak like me watches instead... That would be "Dragon Century" I actually own the physical DVD and good luck finding one to buy or get I was lucky to find it on an Auction site for hardly anything. You can watch the movie for Free on youtube though both Episodes if you ever want to check it out sometime. Keep up the Great Work and hope you feeling way better Robert.

You two are exceptionally annoying.