Starring: Jason Momoa, Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot, Richard Madden, Sophie Turner
In a realm forged by fire and blood, where the fate of nations is decided not by kings but by the dragons they command, rises a legend both ancient and deadly — Dragon Crown.
Jason Momoa stars as Kaelen Stormborn, a war-weary dragon rider bound to Aeltharion, one of the last great dragons of the First Age. Kaelen, once hailed as a hero, has become a recluse after a devastating betrayal cost him his family, his honor, and nearly his bond with Aeltharion. Yet when whispers of the Dragon Crown resurface — a mythical relic said to grant absolute dominion over every dragon alive — Kaelen finds himself unwillingly thrust back into the heart of war.
Opposing him is Tharos the Conqueror (Dwayne Johnson), a brutal warlord whose armies march across the fractured kingdoms, leaving ash in their wake. Tharos believes the crown will make him more than a man — a god among mortals — and with it, he vows to enslave every dragon, burn every kingdom, and forge an empire that will never fall.
The world teeters on the brink as the relic’s power awakens. To stop Tharos, Kaelen must unite rival clans who have long despised one another, forge alliances with sorcerers who guard dangerous secrets, and rekindle the ancient brotherhood of dragon riders. Along the way, he crosses paths with Lyra Valen (Gal Gadot), a fierce sorceress and scholar of draconic lore, whose knowledge of the crown may be the key to victory—or the cause of their destruction.
The journey spans frozen wastelands where ice-dragons slumber, volcanic mountains that echo with the roars of fire-beasts, and ruined cities haunted by the ghosts of fallen riders. Each battle pushes Kaelen closer to his destiny, but also forces him to confront the darkness within: can he wield power without becoming like the tyrant he seeks to stop?
As the final confrontation looms, dragons fill the skies in a war that will decide the fate of man and beast alike. The clash between Kaelen and Tharos is not merely for a crown, but for the very
