Not just any dragon movie. These dragons have riders, and crews. Some of these dragons are so large that they hold 20-30 man crews or more on their backs and bellies. They're like massive bombers. It takes place in the napoleonic era with France trying to take over Britain, and there's a lot of fighting at sea, with massive armadas of ships, and in the air overhead of these ships are the Dragon Air Force. Flying in by the dozens and dropping bombs, spitting acid and fire, all over the navy bellow. Plus dog fights in the air, and plenty of them. Dragons clawing at eachother and tearing one another up, all the while their crew will unlatch from their dragons and board another dragon to try and take it over. Jumping across to another dragon and trying to capture the captain. A dragon's captain is the thing he/she cares about the most in the world. Together since birth, so if a crew is able to capture another dragon's captain while on the back of a dragon, they can force the dragon out of the battle. The dragon being pretty useless to help mush since he can't exactly twist back there to fight them off, and if he was to do much to shake them off, risks losing his own crew.
It's a very unique take on it all, and the action scenes are just the shit. She discribes them in such a way that you can almost imagine it as in a movie. It's great.
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