draco from dragonheart. He will be missed.

I strongly agree. As if I had lost a friend. I will not forgive the old hag Raffaella De Laurentiis for her betrayal in relation to such a masterpiece. Dancing deliberately on his bones.

It is a pity that the producer of this film did not appreciate this and did not develop it for the better. But Draco could have been returned as Gandalf ...

He is so handsome, one of the best dragons ever made

True talk)

i see the draco constellation in the background

that is a real thing in space maybe that is where the dragons live like the milky way galaxy but with dragon people living on the other planets of draco like anthor dragons live on one planet maybe feral dragons on the next planet

I loved this movie and I LOVE this artwork! Gorgeous!

Wow, are you a fan of this movie? My congratulations) Yes, this is a unique creation for sincerity and how dragons were shown in this format, they don't do that anymore, they only learned to parasitize, but unfortunately.

This scene is brilliant and one of those that proved that breaking the 4th wall in the cinema is possible and necessary)

Yes, I am a big fan. I still love it, now. It aged incredibly well. I knew exactly what scene this was. The detail in this picture shows the heart of the artist, as all art does. There is a lot of love, here.

True, very true. I myself admire it with admiration, so brilliantly. And most importantly, what is this scene for? Nobody explained, and IMDB didn't even bother to include this scene in the category of breaking fourth wall.

By the way, the film was filmed in Slovakia in 1994, so now I dream of going there and see the filming locations of this masterpiece, because they haven't even made a theme park there. Haven't heard of Kenner's 1996 action figures?

Oh, this scene is where Draco and Bowen have come to an agreement to not kill each other. Bowen had caught some game (rabbit, I think) and was trying to roast it over on s spit, but he couldn't get a fire going.
Draco watched him struggle and said, "I can..." saying that he could light the fire. Bowen looked up at him, then back to trying to start a fire, ignoring Draco's offer. Draco watched him for a moment (this exact moment) with his chin on his palm, then covered one nostril and blew fire out of the other, lifting it for him...albeit way too much fire...intentionally. ^_^ Then he stopped, his chin still in his palm, rubbed his nose with the other and said, "Sorry. I hope you like it well done."
And that's where this scene is from. ^_^

That's right, this scene is from there)) In this case, the look exactly at the camera in seconds becomes, and I understand that the viewer gets this type of hint or something like, how is it easier to explain, "gag" or something.

One word, I love and adore) but it's a pity that it didn't last long, the budget was not enough, or they didn't know how to deal with it, pure enthusiasm and the creation of the first such film in the entire history of CGI :)

Have you seen Kenner 4 dragons from this movie released in 1996?))

I think the movie ended well and was complete. They used their budget to its fullest and the movie was perfect as it was.

I didn't see 4 Dragons, unfortunately.