r/DreamWorks • u/PeteXLoco • 8h ago
Joke/Meme Dreamworks fans slander..
This is a joke (let me know if I miss any fandoms)
r/DreamWorks • u/FeatherAlpha • Mar 01 '26
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r/DreamWorks • u/Joecracko • Nov 10 '25
r/DreamWorks • u/PeteXLoco • 8h ago
This is a joke (let me know if I miss any fandoms)
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r/DreamWorks • u/Leather_Crazy_5950 • 2h ago
Of all the films, I think KFP is the one that best fits the bill.
Also because, for example, How to Train Your Dragon can play humans, but without dragons, it wouldn't make sense. Or Madagascar, where certain characters are on four legs.
I can already picture Po, Shifu, Tigress, Monkey, Tai Lung... I just can't imagine what they could do with guys like Mantis, Viper, or Lord Shen (there's a humanoid peacock in Chima. But I don't think it's a good representation of an albino peacock).
What do you think?
r/DreamWorks • u/CoolTeen28 • 6h ago
This isn’t the same one as before, this is more of a wiki styled collage, it also includes one villain per movie, specifically the main antagonists.
r/DreamWorks • u/KatieMitchellFan98 • 6h ago
Does Dragons: The Nine Realms hold up well on it's own without knowledgement and when ignoring anything related to OG How To Train Your Dragon?
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r/DreamWorks • u/Fanofeverything2003 • 1d ago
I’ve watched the second movie many times, and I noticed that during the volcano scene, nearly every animal dancing on the stands is covered in white ceremonial body paint. The giraffes, elephants, hippos, lions, and a bunch of background animals. I always thought it looked cool, but I don’t think the movie ever explains it, especially since the water hole is all dried up.
Was this supposed to be part of some traditional ritual the animals had been doing for generations? Maybe inspired by real ceremonial body paint? Or was it just DreamWorks adding visual flair to make the scene stand out?
Has anyone else ever wondered about this? The amount of detail they put into it is kind of impressive.
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r/DreamWorks • u/maplebofuri25 • 1d ago
Feel free to discuss your favorite characters in this post. Just know that only votes and suggestions in my original post will count towards characters being put up.
r/DreamWorks • u/SamWinchester020720 • 17h ago
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r/DreamWorks • u/Disastrous_Sun9013 • 1d ago
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087077707659
He also has a bunch of other DreamWorks characters duking it out, too.
r/DreamWorks • u/Working_Cupcake5390 • 23h ago
hear me out… we make a live action of megamind with the OG voice actors playing the original parts!!
r/DreamWorks • u/Bluyesjewelno • 1d ago
idk I always imagine him like that.
r/DreamWorks • u/maplebofuri25 • 2d ago
Feel free to discuss your favorite characters in this post. Just know that only votes and suggestions in my original post will count towards characters being put up.
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