How to Train Our Dragon 2018
Director Shaun Su delivers a lighthearted Taiwanese comedy with *How to Train Our Dragon (2018)*, weaving a playful narrative around Dragon Lee, a teenager caught between the domineering expectations of his five accomplished sisters and the arrival of a new classmate, Meng.
Director: Shaun Su
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *How to Train Our Dragon (2018)* about?
*How to Train Our Dragon* follows Dragon Lee, a young man suffocating under the strict rules of his five older sisters. Desperate to gain independence, he enlists a new classmate, Meng, into a pretend relationship—but their act of defiance only draws his sisters into an elaborate game of cat and mouse, where Meng's wit and courage forge a real connection between them.
Who directed *How to Train Our Dragon*?
The film was directed by Shaun Su, known for his work in Taiwanese comedy.
Who stars in *How to Train Our Dragon*?
The cast includes Kent Tsai as Dragon Lee, Jeannie Hsieh as Meng, Eugenie Liu, Zhang Moxi, and Clover Kao among the ensemble of Dragon's sisters.
Is *How to Train Our Dragon (2018)* worth watching?
If you enjoy Taiwanese comedies with heart and humor, *How to Train Our Dragon* delivers a charming escape. While IMDb hasn't rated it, the film's blend of family chaos, light romance, and over-the-top sibling antics makes it a breezy, feel-good watch for fans of quirky coming-of-age stories.
How long is *How to Train Our Dragon*?
*How to Train Our Dragon (2018)* has a runtime of 100 minutes.
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About How to Train Our Dragon (2018) — A hilarious Taiwanese comedy about siblings and first love
Director Shaun Su delivers a lighthearted Taiwanese comedy with *How to Train Our Dragon (2018)*, weaving a playful narrative around Dragon Lee, a teenager caught between the domineering expectations of his five accomplished sisters and the arrival of a new classmate, Meng. Struggling to break free from their watchful eyes, Dragon hatches a plan to use Meng as a shield, pretending she's his girlfriend to keep his sisters at bay. Instead of crumbling under the pressure, Meng rises to the challenge, turning their staged romance into a genuine bond as they navigate increasingly creative traps set by Dragon's sisters. The film blends slapstick humor with heartfelt moments, capturing the chaos of family dynamics and the awkwardness of first love.
Set against a backdrop of Taiwanese suburbia, *How to Train Our Dragon (2018)* balances exaggerated sibling rivalries with relatable teen struggles, all wrapped in the director's signature comedic style. With a cast led by Kent Tsai and Jeannie Hsieh, the movie thrives on the contrast between the sisters' stern control and Meng's resilience, making their journey one of self-discovery and unexpected solidarity.