Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi. The Best Post-Disney Star Wars Film
I love The Last Jedi. I don’t think there has been a Star Wars movie in quite some time that brought something new, something fresh to the table.
Dragons: Destiny of Fire
Raised by a loving family of condors, little John John grows up thinking that he, too, is a condor, despite the fact that he looks nothing like his parents. Turns out, John John is no ordinary bird. In fact, he's really an honest-to-goodness dragon! After developing his fire-breathing powers, John John flies off on an adventure to find the dragon kingdom and his real family in this charming animated fantasy.
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Raised by a loving family of condors, little John John grows up thinking that he, too, is a condor, despite the fact that he looks nothing like his parents. Turns out, John John is no ordinary bird. In fact, he's really an honest-to-goodness dragon! After developing his fire-breathing powers, John John flies off on an adventure to find the dragon kingdom and his real family in this charming animated fantasy.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Giovanna Pollarolo, Enrique Moncloa, Hernán Garrido-Lecca
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Alpamayo Entertainment
Cast
Eduardo Schuldt
Director
Gian Marco Zignago
John John / Sinchi (voice)
Gianella Neyra
Lily (voice)
Silvia Navarro
Marina (voice)
Jesús Ochoa
Vildrok (voice)
Roberto Moll
Rey John (voice)
Ricardo Velásquez
Wintana (voice)
Paul Martin
Illapu (voice)
Katia Condos
Wara (voice)
Bruno Ascenzo
Ari (voice)
Rómulo Assereto
Sillu (voice)
Elva Alcandré
Chulla Chaqui (voice)
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