Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse

Gareth aims to become a knight and sets out hoping to recover a fallen comet said to be full of treasure. Instead of gold, he crosses paths with Drago, a wary dragon who has lived on the edge of danger. After Drago saves Gareth in a tight spot, the two forge an uneasy partnership that grows into something deeper as they face a looming threat. Together they track down the sorcerer behind a wave of terror and set out to halt his plans. The quest tests Gareth's courage and his sense of duty, redefining what it means to be a knight. Their alliance tests temperaments under time pressure and forces fast trust. Gareth learns Drago is more than a weapon.

Released in 2015, this entry in the Dragonheart saga is directed by Colin Teague and draws on the Dragonheart universe created by Patrick Read Johnson. Ben Kingsley provides Drago's voice, and the production mixes practical stunts with CGI dragon design.

Box office figures for this direct-to-video release are not widely reported, so reliable worldwide grosses are not available, and the title is generally kept out of theatrical revenue tallies. It largely circulates via home video, streaming services, and occasional television airings worldwide.

There are no major awards or nominations associated with this title, and critics largely view it as a modest addition to Dragonheart series. The performances, especially the voice of Drago, drew mixed reactions, while fans of the franchise found it a fantasy adventure that stays true to its roots.

Reception was mixed with a 5.4 out of 10 average from 265 votes. The film highlights loyalty between Gareth and Drago, tests the knightly code against greed, and frames a partnership where trust and courage shape a hopeful fantasy action adventure for fans of dragon sagas across generations worldwide.