Pete's Dragon

"Pete's Dragon" is a live-action/animated musical fantasy film released in 2016. The film is a remake of the 1977 Disney classic and tells the story of a young orphan named Pete who lives in the Pacific Northwest with his best friend, a dragon named Elliott.

Pete is discovered by Grace Meacham (Bryce Dallas Howard), a forest ranger, and her father, who takes him in and try to uncover the truth about his mysterious dragon companion. Meanwhile, a ruthless lumberjack named Gavin (Karl Urban) is determined to capture Elliott and exploit his abilities for his own gain.

As Grace and her father try to protect Pete and Elliott from Gavin, they learn about the dragon's incredible abilities and the strong bond that he shares with Pete. Throughout the film, the characters must overcome their own personal struggles and come together to protect what they hold dear.

"Pete's Dragon" features stunning visual effects, beautiful landscapes, and a heart-warming story that will appeal to audiences of all ages. The film also features several memorable songs that are sure to stick with audiences long after they leave the theatre.

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