Poster for Legend of the White Dragon
Action

Legend of the White Dragon

20261h 37m

6.6TMDB score
2.0/53 reviews

Forced to hide in the shadows, fugitive hero Erik Reed must clear his name to reunite with his family. Standing in his way is a mysterious villain obsessed with destroying the White Dragon for good.

Director
Aaron Schoenke
Cast
Jason David Frank, Aaron Schoenke, Jason Faunt, Rachele Brooke Smith, Michael Madsen

Reviews

Zeus Review from TMDB
★★★★★

0/10 stars review ratings, too bad TMYB wont let me rate as ZEERO !! A total waste of time. Its a total dumpster. Cant even finish watching like more than 8 minutes through and through. Right form the start the movie feels dry as a Sahara desert and not a single refreshing water on sight. Poor acting and you. feel like they are reading the script for one of a better word Trying so hard to fish for emotions of a wrong father from his family but it is so far from convincing.

Read in full on TMDB
Sierbahnn Review from TMDB
★★★★★

This is truly not a good movie. There are multiple reasons why I think this. The first is that this is part two or three or maybe four in an ongoing saga that you are dropped into with the short exposition and then you're supposed to care about any of the characters or any of the things that are going on. The characters have very poorly established relationships but they act as if you're supposed to know who they are or why they are or what their stories are. The movie is trying to force recognition as a way to build the tension for a narrative that ultimately you as the audience member do not care about. The spectacle is not great either. The effect budget is relatively high so this could have looked good but since you have no stake and no understanding in what is actually going on on screen it's all empty visual noise. The next problem is that the actors are not very good and with a...

Read in full on TMDB
Chris Sawin Review from TMDB
★★★★★

*Legend of the White Dragon* is like *The Crow* of *Power Rangers* films, and you can feel it was trying to build toward a sequel or six if this proved successful. It is worth seeing as a sendoff for Jason David Frank, as his on-screen presence is still mesmerizing. Honestly, the best part of the film is the behind-the-scenes footage shown after the credits because you see Jason David Frank interacting with peers and being himself. You can understand why he’s so missed as an actor, a family man, and a person. https://bit.ly/JDFDragon

Read in full on TMDB

More in Action

See all