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2014 Chinese film

Dragon Net: Warriors' Dawn
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Directed by	Song Yuefeng
Screenplay by	Bill Borden Yuefeng Vocal Yuefeng Zhong Ran Zhuo
Story past	Terry Izumi Ran Zhuo
Based on	Dragon Nest
Produced past	Bill Borden Jack Zhang Michael Yijun Wang
Starring	Hu Ge Jing Tian Xu Jiao Xia Zitong
Music by	Adrian Lee
Production visitor	Mili Pictures
Distributed by	Huaxia Film Distribution (China) Universal Pictures (International)
Release date	July 31, 2014 (2014-07-31) (Prc)
Running time	88 minutes
Country	China
Language	Mandarin
Budget	United states$22 million
Box office	United states$9,200,000 (Cathay) ^[1]

Dragon Nest: Warriors' Dawn (Chinese: 龙之谷：破晓奇兵) is a 2014 Chinese blithe fantasy-romance-adventure film directed by Song Yuefeng and based on the Dragon Nest video game.^[two] ^[three] ^[four]

Plot [edit]

The moving picture takes place 50 years before the game. Alteria is a country divided among humans, elves, goblinoids (chosen "beasts"), and dragons. Decades ago, the elves and humans drove the beasts and dragons dorsum into the Dark Mountains. However, with the beasts vanquished, the humans and elves eventually came into conflict with each other, thereby remaining unaware that evil begins to thrive and gain strength again within the Dark Mountains, all centered on a jewel of ability embedded in the chest of the sleeping Black Dragon Karas, under whose influence the beasts have united into an regular army.

A cocky, adventurous human male child named Lambert and his dogs One and Two have a run-in with a big beast band on a raid. But before they stop up killed, they are saved by a trio of famous adventurers: Barnac, a famous mercenary and captain of a flying ship; Geraint, a famous dragon fighter; and Argenta, Geraint's sister. They proceed to the human kingdom of Saint Heaven, to which ii Elven maidens, Princess Nerwin and her companion Liya, have secretly travelled to beseech the king for an brotherhood confronting the beasts. While trying to get himself a sword, Lambert encounters Liya and ends teaming upwards with her and his heroic companions against a band of beasts attacking the city, holding them off until the Purple Knights under Velskud can bring the situation nether control. With evidence of the new threat on his literal doorstep, the terrified king finally agrees to the alliance.

While the newly-found allies assemble their forces, Liya spots a shadow near the king's dining hall and follows it, accompanied by Lambert. There, they sneak into a coming together between the rex, Terramai (his priest and counselor), Karacule (a sorceress), Nerwin, Barnac, Geraint, Argenta, and Velskud discussing the threat of Karas and the precious stone forming both his base of power and his nigh vulnerable spot. An argument over who should assume custody of the gem breaks out until Lambert interrupts them with a plan for a combined diversionary set on and infiltration, upon which - although the plan is accepted - he and Liya are kicked out. However, by listening in they learn that the gem'southward dark power corrupts those of weak heart and will therefore accept to exist destroyed.

Subsequently that night, Velskud is joined by Princess Elena, a Dark Elf who desires the precious stone for herself and the infiltrator Liya saw before. Velskud, seduced by Elena's promises to be fabricated ruler of all Alteria, kills the king before joining the other heroes for the secret mission. Lambert, who also comes along with Liya, receives a sword from an old blacksmith in return for holding onto One and Ii until his return. Nether the cover of darkness, they travel to the Dark Mountains on Barnac'south ship. Lightning strikes the ship, and while Lambert tries to retrieve his sword which has slipped from his mitt, he accidentally disables the ship's wheel. The ship crashes, and the group is forced to go on the journey on foot.

Along the style, the companions reach a fix of ruins which were the site of a boxing between the elves and humans and are still haunted past the ghosts of the fallen elves. Forced to cross them post-obit 1 of Lambert's mishaps, they are discovered and taunted by a bat sentinel serving the Black Dragon. When Velskud attacks it, it tries to skid abroad to the Dark Mountains before the heroes manage to impale it. As the journey continues, Lambert and Liya develop a romantic interest in each other, and Geraint and Argenta are shown to hide a hugger-mugger connected to the Dragon's jewel. Using this link, Geraint finds and unseals a undercover entrance to the Dragon'southward lair in the wall of a glacier, only while traversing the ice ravine beyond the door, they are ambushed past Karas' beast guardians. They escape past collapsing the exit, only Geraint and Argenta stay behind, and Geraint uses the ability of the precious stone in his chest to awaken a giant beast frozen in the water ice. They escape and reunite with the others.

However, the companions exercise not make it in time before the Alliance begins its attack, causing Karas to awaken. The beasts fighting against the Alliance retreat merely run into Lambert'due south group. In the ensuing defoliation, Liya and Lambert are left behind and forced to fight the monsters past themselves. When Lambert is most to become eaten past a beast, Liya uses her last pointer to save him, sacrificing herself. The others hear Lambert'southward cries of anguish and race to aid him, simply are quickly overrun by the beasts. Geraint uses his secret power to transform into a Gold Dragon and save his companions, but accidentally hurts Karacule in the process. It turns out that he and Argenta are One-half-Dragons and therefore bearers of Dragon Gems themselves. The others, seeing Geraint'southward dragon course, starting time to distrust the siblings, claiming that dragons need to be killed.

Karas appears and attacks, and is immediately engaged by Geraint. As they fly above Lambert, he notices the glowing gem on Karas' chest, and remembering what was said nigh information technology - including that it holds the ability to raise the dead - he decides to get it for Liya. He jumps onto Karas as he flies past and climbs his way up to the chest. The others join in to dislodge the dark gem, and Argenta transforms into a Silverish Dragon to aid her brother. By combining their powers, they are eventually able to detach the night gem from Karas, killing the monster at last.

Lambert demands the precious stone from Geraint in gild to resurrect Liya, merely Geraint warns him from touching it, for fear that its power will corrupt him, and instead gives him his ain gem. While Lambert runs off to apply the precious stone on Liya, Velskud seizes Karas' precious stone; but before he can slay Geraint, Lambert interferes and returns Geraint's precious stone to its owner. As he and Velskud duel, the night jewel begins to decadent the knight and transform him into a new Black Dragon. Before the warped knight can kill Lambert, an elven arrow distracts him, allowing Lambert to grab Velskud'south own sword and fatally wound his opponent.

The arrow was guided by Liya, who has returned from the brink of expiry, and she and Lambert embrace each other in a kiss. The Alliance army arrives and picks the heroes upwardly for a ride home; but Elena has gained possession of Karas' gem. Post-obit the finish credits, Lambert reunites with his dogs and respectively renames them Bow and Pointer.

Cast [edit]

Characters	English language Bandage	Chinese Cast
Lambert, the protagonist	Charlie Schlatter	Shen Dawei
Liya	Blythe Auffarth	Xu Jiao
Elena	Carrie-Anne Moss	Huang Ying
Varnak/Barnac	Graham Beckel	Meng Xianglong
Gerrant/Geraint	Lucas Grabeel	Sun Ye
Nerwin	Jessica Constrict	Ji Guanlin
Velskud	D.W. Moffett	Hu Ge
Kasarana/Karacule	Blythe Auffarth	Xia Zitong
Terram/Terramai	Simon Jaglom	Shang Hong
Argenta, the Argent Dragon	Bianca Collins	Jing Tian

Reception [edit]

Box office [edit]

The flick earned CN¥0.57 billion at the Chinese box function.^[5]

Sequel [edit]

A sequel, Dragon Nest two: Throne of Elves, was released in 2016.^[6]

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