There was a time when dragons ruled the skies of imagination, and How to Train Your Dragon became the crown jewel of animated storytelling. Directed by Dean DeBlois and inspired by Cressida Cowell’s beloved book series, the franchise soared with its breathtaking visuals, heartfelt friendship between Hiccup and Toothless, and universal themes of courage and empathy. The trilogy, praised by critics and audiences alike, became a cornerstone of DreamWorks animation. Now, the story has spread its wings into live action, delighting devoted fans once again.

Now that the How to Train Your Dragon live-action film has completed its theatrical flight, here is where fans can watch it next.

The live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon has officially landed on Peacock, where subscribers to the Premium or Premium Plus plans can stream the film in full flight. For those without a subscription, the film is also available for rent or purchase through multiple digital outlets. Viewers can enjoy the movie’s cinematic adventure across Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home, and YouTube, making it widely accessible for fans eager to revisit Berk’s skies.

At present, the live-action remake has not arrived on Netflix. DreamWorks and Universal Pictures have instead partnered primarily with Peacock and other digital platforms for distribution. The availability on both subscription-based and purchase-based services ensures audiences can experience the beloved saga’s new form with convenience and high-quality streaming options, marking another successful chapter for Hiccup and Toothless.

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When the trailer for the 2025 live-action How to Train Your Dragon premiered, longtime fans felt the nostalgia almost instantly. The seamless transition from animation to live action, paired with John Powell’s soaring score, evoked memories of the franchise’s emotional origins. Director Dean DeBlois, returning to helm this reimagining, was praised for his attention to detail and heartfelt storytelling that maintained the spirit of Berk while introducing a tactile and visually immersive cinematic experience.

The film’s authenticity and emotional resonance have been commended by both critics and audiences. From Gerard Butler’s commanding portrayal of Stoick to the breathtaking realism of Toothless, every frame reflects respect for the source material. Viewers lauded the Faroe Islands’ sweeping landscapes and the epic flight sequences that echo the magic of the 2010 original, proving this adaptation is far from a hollow remake.

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