Fire & Ice: The Dragon Chronicles (2008)

31% of users liked it
(493 ratings)

Her kingdom having come under attack from the rampaging Fire Dragon, desperate Princess Luisa recruits the brave knight Gabriel to slay the beast, and together they summon the fierce Ice Dragon. Later, as the two fearsome creatures do battle, Princess Luisa and Gabriel realize that they may have… More Her kingdom having come under attack from the rampaging Fire Dragon, desperate Princess Luisa recruits the brave knight Gabriel to slay the beast, and together they summon the fierce Ice Dragon. Later, as the two fearsome creatures do battle, Princess Luisa and Gabriel realize that they may have created an even bigger problem. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Play Trailer

Rating, Runtime: PG-13, 1 hr. 25 min.
Directed By: Pitof
Genres: Action & Adventure, Science Fiction & Fantasy

In Theaters: Sep 1, 2008 Wide
On DVD: Nov 23, 2010
Studio: Entertainment One

Critic Reviews

Sean Axmaker, Seanax.com
It's basically a 21st century Godzilla movie in medieval fashions, but without the fun of suitmation effects and physical puppets.

Critic ratings and reviews powered by RottenTomatoes.com

Fresh (60% or more critics rated the movie positively)

Rotten (59% or fewer critics rated the movie positively)

Featured Audience Ratings

Justin Y

Fire & Ice: The Dragon Chronicles is Pitof's attempt at a made for television movie. That's exactly what this comes out to be.The plot lacks meat and substance, which isn't surprising with a less than 90 minute story. As for the… More
Fire & Ice: The Dragon Chronicles is Pitof's attempt at a made for television movie. That's exactly what this comes out to be.The plot lacks meat and substance, which isn't surprising with a less than 90 minute story. As for the storytelling, it's somewhat choppy since the film tends to progress forward quite rapidly. That's probably a good thing, especially when there isn't any excitement to be seen.The design of the dragons is interesting; however the mediocre CG doesn't do it justice. The action is also unimpressive, therefore lacking any entertainment value.The acting performances are just as amusing as the characters themselves. In other words, lifeless and bland. Amy Acker and Tom Wisdom just get by at leading this film, but ultimately none of the characters are worth caring for. There are a number of reckless deaths and the dialogue isn't that great to begin with.Fire & Ice: The Dragon Chronicles is far from a good movie and while there are worse films to see, there are many many many others that are better. Feel free to skip.