Even Dragons Need Love
This scene is a from the movie “I Am Dragon” and is filmed in Russian, but has subtitles. It’s available on YouTube films and on Amazon Prime.
For all you Romantics out there, this film is one of my favs because it’s a dragon shifter story that captures the pure essence of a Beauty and the Beast situation. The story takes place in a long ago time in a small province in Russia. The movie begins by showing the villagers having a bit of a problem with a dragon, where they were forced every so often to give up a virgin to him to keep the peace. On this occasion, the dragon picked the wrong girl because her betrothed was pissed off enough to where he figured out where the dragon lived and wound up slaying him. And peace reigned throughout the land . . . or so they thought. Fast-forward to some years later, we have a duke’s daughter preparing to wed the grandson of the man who slayed the dragon. Grandson thought it would be a good idea to reenact the old ritual and sing the old song that was used to summon the dragon. Little did they know, the dragon had a son, and he’s the new guy . . . or dragon.
I can’t go on without giving away spoilers, so you’ll have to get the movie and watch it. For all the action hounds and those on team girl boss, this film will be too subdued for you. It’s straight up Romance. Which is great for an evening of chill. If someone asked my why I loved this film so much it was the: (1) the romance; (2) the setting - the cinematography and graphics are awesome, very well done; (3) Miroslava, our female protagonist, is excellent. She’s not out there trying to be a girl boss, but neither is she a damsel in distress either. She’s what you would expect most women to be in her situation: proactive, resourceful, and has a strong sense of self and takes no crap off anyone without being bitchy; (4) Armand is a lonely dragon who, outside of his father, has never had any type of human companionship, let alone ever been around women. Besides being very dreamy in appearance, he does what many guys do, kick back and lets Miroslava run the place and tell him what to do, all under the guise of teaching him to live like a human; and (5) the attraction between them is apparent, but it’s paced very well - not too fast and not too slow - and it makes sense and is realistic in its unfolding.
If you need a movie with beautiful graphics and cinematography, a good soundtrack with modern music, and excellent storytelling. I also like how nothing seemed rushed and everything tied up well at the end. You’ll be satisfied.