Pete's Dragon is a remake in all the right ways, taking cues from the original but reimagining the story for a very different audience living in a very different era. A film for children that isn't afraid to deal with real issues in honest ways, but also steeped in magic and whimsey, the David Lowery-directed movie refrains from hewing too closely to the 1977 live-action and animated musical hybrid of the same name to great success.
The new Disney film rebuilds the story of Pete's Dragon from the ground up. Here, Pete (Oakes Fegley) becomes an orphan after his parents die in a car accident. He lives in the woods for five years with his dragon friend Elliot, a sweet, empathetic beast that is as playful as a puppy but can be as terrifying as his dragon nature promises. One day, a forest ranger named Grace (Bryce Dallas Howard) comes deep enough into the woods that Pete hears her, the first human he's seen in years. He's enamored with her as a mother figure from the start, and when the time comes for him to trust her, he does with limited hesitation.
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