Hadrian's Wall was built by the Romans occupying Britain in the 2nd century. Its purpose was to keep the various tribes of Druids from crossing over into the area south of the wall. While the wall roughly parallels the present day border between England and Scotland it is completely in present day England, and towards its east end is as much as 68 miles south of Scotland.This fictitious story is set in that time, and features Julian Morris as Gareth, a Squire who has been in training to become a Knight. There is a medium sized village nestled into the wall on the south side and one of the tasks of the Squires is to collect "tax money" from the residents, presumably for the protection afforded. But when Gareth came back "a bit light" in the coin sack, for taking pity on a potter whose business had turned down, Gareth was denied Knighthood. So he escapes over the wall into Druid territory and witnesses a giant ball of fire from the sky, upon finding it the next day, and chiseling on it to see if he can extract some gold, the big rocky ball explodes and out comes a full grown dragon, which he names Drago (voiced by Ben Kingsley). Drago had also been carrying 9 dragon eggs for safety until they were ready to hatch. When Gareth is injured by an arrow Drago transfers some of his Dragon magic to Gareth, this goes to his heart, he has become a dragonheart. In the process Gareth also encounters Druid warrior Tamzin Merchant as Rhonu, good with bow and arrow and also hand-to-hand fighting. Together they and Drago fight the good fight to overcome the bad Druids and also to break open the gate to the wall for passage to the south side. It is all fantasy, the CI is good and overall the costuming and acting are good, for those who enjoy this type of fantasy story.

Thanks to the Directors for ruining Dragonheart for me I loved one and two but this film is a total disgrace to the franchise, why not quit while your ahead and cancel Dragonheart 4 before you ruin it anymore than you already have with Dragonheart 3.The story was confusing for me and didn't make any sense and Drago sharing his heart with the guy was nothing like it's been with 1 and 2 something totally new that ruined it and Drago claiming he couldn't speak until he bonded with the guy is total rubbish doesn't explain how dragons in Dragonheart 1 & 2 could speak without needing to share a heart I mean Drake was a young dragon and he could speak!So I say once and I'll say it again you've ruined a perfectly good franchise you should of left Dragonheart to 1 and 2 and that be it but no you had to screw it over.So I recommend any true dedicated fan of Dragonheart like myself NOT to watch this movie you'll be sorely disappointed

The CGI was so good has the first one i taught in the beginning that dragon heart 3 was going to have the same simple CGI has the 2th one but i was wrong. i just waited just 2 days for the movie to be released. i never knew that dragon heart 3 was being made. it was announced around the summer of 2014 but i never saw anything about it to me it came out of no were. i was actually looking on the web something about dragonheart 1 and the trailer of dragon heart 3 came to me out of nowhere and i was glad to know about it 2 days before its digital hd release because if i had knew about mounts before the release i just be to excited to sleep wondering if we were going to have the same sad ending has the first movie i actually spoiled the movie for my self i skipped to the end to know if the dragon dies or not. but in final word Dragon heart 3 was satisfying at least to me i don't expect this movie to have high IMDb ratings but i hope higher than dragonheart 2

This was really well done. Gives you everything it should as a Arthurian fantasy movie. It had its corny moments, but that is what gives these movies their charm. You can easily miss the expertly interwoven story by simply focusing on the action scenes or the dragon magic. There is also a realistic amount of blood and killing. The atmosphere of late Roman Britannia is captured perfectly. You see the greedy senselessness of the Roman legions. You see the spirituality of the Druids. You see the poverty of the Romanized Britons. You see the anger and resentment that lies between the Picts and the Southerners. The storyline is straightforward but it also has good depth and character development. The only issue I had was that, with so many night scenes, they could've been lit more. It was hard on my eyes.