Editor Reviews:

Amazon.com:
Dragons: Fire and Ice is a visually and dramatically impressive animated adventure inspired by a line of Mega-Bloks toys, the same way that Mega-Bloks' rival Lego's Bionicle products yielded the Bionicle: Mask of Light and Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru Nui features. By comparison, Dragons may be the superior entertainment, perhaps no less cluttered in its mythic storytelling than the Bionicle franchise but framed and paced far more like a handsome, live-action movie. Set in a time of legend, the film concerns a shattered truce between two warring kingdoms, Draigar and Norvagen, whose earlier peace was established through the wisdom of dragons. Each side blames the other for the disappearance of those winged creatures, though that tragedy was brought about by a manipulative ambassador. But it is Draigar's prince and Norvagen's princess, unbeknownst to them, who possess special powers granted by the Dragon King to heal the old rift. Above-average family viewing. --Tom Keogh

Rating : - DRAGONS RULE!
If your kid likes dragons then they will love this tale. The graphics are great, the music is fabulous and the story is top shelf. The people who wrote this story and the others in this saga should get an award because they are entertaining for kids and adults too and border on theatre releases. I actually prefer these movies to some of the other hack job sci fi flicks being released in theatres today. A lot of imagination went into these stories and your kid should really enjoy them. I would recommend the child being around 5 or older before turning them onto these stories/DVDs because there is animated fighting in it. I simply watch them with my kids and when questions come up then I'm there to answer them so they understand its only fantasy.