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3.3/10
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Workers in an underground lab fight for their lives against a cloned dragon they created.Workers in an underground lab fight for their lives against a cloned dragon they created.Workers in an underground lab fight for their lives against a cloned dragon they created.
Vesela Dimitrova
- Bailey Kent
- (as Vassela Dimitrova)
Hristo Dimitrov
- Radiation man
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThe split screens were added in the edit as an attempt to make the "talking heads" scenes more interesting.
- GoofsThere is a fusion explosion in the lab, with power half the Hiroshima bomb. After it's exploded, rescuers find another lab just 30 meters below explosion point. The lab is still quite operational, and even the second dragon is alive and well.
- Crazy creditsNo animals, including dragons, were injured in the making of this motion picture.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Episode #28.11 (2003)
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The first 45 minutes of Dragon Fighter are entirely acceptable and surprisingly watchable. The characters are believable and interesting. The cloning lab looks really high-tech. After that, it all collapses. The characters start behaving idiotically, and a new subplot is introduced from nowhere about a fusion reactor (and this is supposedly "present day") going critical, the only plot justification of which is that it is required to kill the dragon - only it doesn't. The finish is incredibly weak. One wonders what made a movie that started out so well turn so wrong.
All the characters except Dean Cain are played by Russians. This results in some weird situations and details, like the character being played by Vessela Dimitrova being called "Bailey Kent" despite her heavy accent (and despite her, on one occasion, inexplicably switching to *Spanish*!).
Because of the decent start, I considered rating this movie a 5, but it really was more disappointing than that, so I only give it 4.
All the characters except Dean Cain are played by Russians. This results in some weird situations and details, like the character being played by Vessela Dimitrova being called "Bailey Kent" despite her heavy accent (and despite her, on one occasion, inexplicably switching to *Spanish*!).
Because of the decent start, I considered rating this movie a 5, but it really was more disappointing than that, so I only give it 4.
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