Age of the Dragons 2011
"The Ultimate Hunters VS The Ultimate Prey"
In Ryan Little's medieval fantasy epic Age of the Dragons (2011), a reimagined Moby Dick unfolds where dragons replace whales as the ultimate quarry.
Director: Ryan Little
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Age of the Dragons (2011) about?
Set in a medieval world powered by dragon vitriol, the film follows Captain Ahab and his crew—including the charismatic harpooner Ishmael—as they hunt dragons for survival. Ahab's obsession to destroy a massive white dragon that killed his family years ago drives the crew into danger, testing loyalty, courage, and the limits of revenge.
Who directed Age of the Dragons?
Age of the Dragons was directed by Ryan Little, known for his work in fantasy and adventure films.
Who stars in Age of the Dragons?
The cast features Corey Sevier as Ishmael, Danny Glover as Captain Ahab, Vinnie Jones, Sofia Pernas as Rachel, and Larry Bagby.
Is Age of the Dragons (2011) worth watching?
As a visually driven fantasy-adventure with solid action and emotional stakes, Age of the Dragons offers a unique twist on a classic story. While it may not achieve blockbuster scale, fans of dragon-centric sagas and revenge-driven narratives will find it engaging—especially for its daring take on Moby Dick.
How long is Age of the Dragons?
Age of the Dragons runs 91 minutes.
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About Age of the Dragons (2011) — A Medieval Fantasy Epic of Dragons, Revenge, and the Hunt
In Ryan Little's medieval fantasy epic Age of the Dragons (2011), a reimagined Moby Dick unfolds where dragons replace whales as the ultimate quarry. Charismatic harpooner Ishmael and his tattooed warrior companion Queequeg join Captain Ahab's crew aboard the ironclad ship Rachel, a vessel helmed by Ahab's fierce adopted daughter Rachel. Hunted for the rare vitriol that powers their world, the crew embarks on a perilous voyage into uncharted skies. Yet Ahab's relentless obsession with a monstrous white dragon—responsible for the massacre of his family and his own horrific scars—threatens to consume both ship and crew. With breathtaking aerial battles and emotional depth, this film blends swashbuckling adventure with dark fantasy, creating a visually sweeping and thematically rich tale of vengeance and redemption.
Draped in rugged medieval aesthetics yet soaring on fantastical dragonback flights, Age of the Dragons (2011) delivers a thrilling twist on a literary classic. Its themes of obsession, loss, and the cost of vengeance resonate through every cloud-scudded chase and fiery confrontation, all set against a world where man and myth collide in a desperate hunt for survival.