“Dragon Wars: D-War” (2007) is a South Korean fantasy action film directed by Shim Hyung-rae. The movie is based on a Korean legend about ancient, mystical serpents that are destined to transform into powerful dragons after a period of 500 years. The film blends modern-day settings with mythological elements, delivering an action-packed storyline filled with large-scale battles and visual effects.

The plot follows Ethan (played by Jason Behr), a reporter who discovers that he is linked to an ancient prophecy. In his previous life, Ethan was a warrior destined to protect a young woman named Sarah (Amanda Brooks), who possesses the spiritual energy needed to help one of the serpents evolve into a dragon.

As the prophecy unfolds, the evil Imoogi, a monstrous serpent, rises to claim Sarah and wreaks havoc on Los Angeles with an army of mythical creatures. Ethan must fight to protect Sarah and prevent the world from being destroyed by this ancient force.

Known for its ambitious special effects and large-scale action scenes featuring battles between dragons and military forces, Dragon Wars: D-War received mixed reviews.

While the story and acting were critiqued, the film gained attention for its visual spectacle and became a cult favorite among fans of creature features and fantasy films.

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