How To Train Your Dragon at IMAX

Take your kids to see the new DreamWorks animated film at the How to Train Your Dragon at IMAX film screenings. Showing at the state of the art cinema in 3D, the film is bound to be popular with dragon fans of all ages.

DreamWorks in 3D
Promising the same blend of colourful visuals, humour and pathos that have become the DreamWorks trademark following films such as Shrek, Monsters vs Aliens and Madagascar, the How To Train Your Dragon at IMAX screenings are bound to be popular with cinema fans of all ages. The film starts at the cinema just in time for the Easter holidays and long Easter bank holiday weekend.

The story
Set in a mythical world of Vikings and wild dragons, the How to Train Your Dragon at IMAX screenings follow the story of Hiccup, a teenage Viking misfit. Hiccup's life changes forever when he meets a dragon that challenges his tribe's whole world view, in story full of adventure and action.

How To Train Your Dragon Film Trailer

Popular venue
Previous 3D films at the BFI IMAX have been massively popular with film fans of all ages, with highlights in the recent programme including Alice in Wonderland the Avatar. Tickets are likely to be in high demand to see How To Train Your Dragon at IMAX, so book early to make sure you get to see the film at the cinema's super sized screen.

How To Train Your Dragon at IMAX opens on Wednesday 31st March, with special previews taking place on 27th March and 28th March 2010.

Standard adult tickets cost £13.50, with tickets for kids costing £8.75. For further information and to book tickets in advance, click on the link below.

BFI IMAX Official Site

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