It follows the plot line outlined in Max Kruse's books.
I agree, there is no moral shown in this movie, it's just a pleasant waste of time. Not a bad thing if you're a fan of dragons or dinosaurs, or anything saurian.
I think this film was made in the manner of copyright retention, as it is done with many American franchises. Since the characters are used in a new creation, the owners keep the character's rights for a bunch of years.
The movie won't do well in the American market, or any other market that hasn't heard of the Urmel franchise.
Still, it's a pleasant movie to watch at a furry/dragon/reptile fan convention room party.
I agree, there is no moral shown in this movie, it's just a pleasant waste of time. Not a bad thing if you're a fan of dragons or dinosaurs, or anything saurian.
I think this film was made in the manner of copyright retention, as it is done with many American franchises. Since the characters are used in a new creation, the owners keep the character's rights for a bunch of years.
The movie won't do well in the American market, or any other market that hasn't heard of the Urmel franchise.
Still, it's a pleasant movie to watch at a furry/dragon/reptile fan convention room party.