Dragon Wars: D-War
2007 , 1h 30mBased on the Korean legend, unknown creatures will return and devastate the planet. Reporter Ethan Kendrick is called in to investigate the matter...
- Director: Shim Hyung-rae
- Stars: Jason Behr, Amanda Brooks, Robert Forster, Craig Robinson, Aimee Garcia
Streaming Services
5,275 Movie Tastes Related to Dragon Wars: D-War
Maimovie AI learns various movie tastes from social media, search keywords, and other diverse crowd data. As a result, our AI has characterized this movie with the following movie tastes:
Film Awards
out of 5,910 movie awards
Grand Bell Awards, South Korea
Best Visual Effects
Blue Dragon Awards
Audience Choice Award
Asian Film Awards
Best Visual Effects
Awards from the Crowd
Ratings
Cast
562 Movie Tastes Related to the Cast
Based on the crowd’s live-updated social data, the following movie tastes represent the cast of the movie, Dragon Wars: D-War:
View Live Cast Profile
Featured Crew
434 Movie Tastes Related to the Featured Crew
Based on the crowd’s live-updated social data, the following movie tastes represent the featured crew of the movie, Dragon Wars: D-War:
Featured Crew Profile
Photos
Trailers
Videos
Search Keywords
Touch to Google the following Keywords:
Movie Review Analysis 
Here are positive & negative opinion analysis based on people’s reviews on Dragon Wars: D-War. Tap on each key expression to see more movies with similar taste.
28%Positive Sentiment
Negative Sentiment
Similar Movies to Dragon Wars: D-War
“Fantasy Sequence” as in Plot
According to the crowd’s opinion on the plot, these movies are characterized as “fantasy sequence”: Sucker Punch, Mary Poppins Returns, Pan's Labyrinth and Suspiria.
“Highly Creative” as in General Taste
According to the crowd’s opinion on the general taste, these movies are characterized as “highly creative”: The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Croods, Coraline and Howl's Moving Castle.
“Most Imaginative” as in General Taste
According to the crowd’s opinion on the general taste, these movies are characterized as “most imaginative”: The NeverEnding Story, The City of Lost Children, Being John Malkovich and The Dark Crystal.
“Highly Imaginative” as in General Taste
According to the crowd’s opinion on the general taste, these movies are characterized as “highly imaginative”: The Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline, Being John Malkovich and Pan's Labyrinth.
“Capturing Imagination” as in Directing
According to the crowd’s opinion on the directing, these movies are characterized as “capturing imagination”: The Dark Crystal, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and The City of Lost Children.
