Damsel doesn't make any sense

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Forget the dragon, how is this kingdom not at a war with anyone given the amount of dead princesses?

So... how many broken bones does she have after falling for 500 feet onto rocks

I like how she didn't have any suspicion of what was going on despite the: 1. Scary Masks 2. Red Priestess telling story about how they need to sacrifice people 3. Scary Mountain 4. Bridge across abyss 5. Blood Ceremony 6. "Let me carry you" 7. "Close your eyes"

I feel like it could've been a whole lot cooler if the time frame was simply longer. Like if she was trapped in the cave for weeks with the dragon slowly going insane and losing the innocence she had at the beginning of the movie. It would've made the reveal that she was alive more dramatic and the change in her character to being a heartless killer that condemns a whole city to death more believable.

If I had a nickel for every time Millie Bobby Brown played a character nicknamed "El", I would have two nickels.... Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened twice.

I actually appreciated that the Stepmother was written sympathetically, and wasn't the same clichéd Evil Stepparent we're so used to seeing. She actually tried to warn Elodie about her suspicions.

9:05 absolutely cracks me up, because the pupil isn't vertical like most reptile eyes, the pupil is horizontal, so my first thought was: "This dragon's a grazing animal? Oh honey, you don't have to worry about a thing, this guy's just a scaly goat!"

My theory is that maids who are preparing brides for wedding cares enough to try to help. That is why the dress have so many helpful feature (hidden dagger! - why the hell would it be there?) and it have so many layers to be less aerodynamic and to by like parachute while falling down... They know what is down there in caves and are helping for centuries perfecting dress design ;) I had fun watching the movie, I didn't expected much plot, so I wasn't disappointed ;) Sure, there were plot holes, but it is not documentary but fantasy movie :)

The fact that you could still tell Millie had makeup on after wandering a cave and fighting a dragon really bugged me.

I don’t understand the whole wedding situation. Why do they need a fake wedding to do this? Why didn’t the Royal family just take 3 girls from the village, cut their hands, throw them down the cave, and call it a day? Did no one find it suspicious that the Prince is getting married multiple times and that all his wives disappear right after the wedding??

I think the thing i hated most was that the dragon was practically mortally wounded by it's own fire.

I have heard nobody say this, but i think the dressing up is really imp to the movie, as she goes in the cave, every layer comes off and lastly the red underdress with corset. It was soo beautifully done. We could also see how every pieces or jewellery were used or do something in the cave, like the waistband thing caught while climbing rock, the knife inside the corset was useful and the chain was a torch for a while, the sleeve was useful as lamp, i mean i love that❤❤❤❤

Her perfect modern smoky eye makeup during the whole movie took me out.

The idea of her slowly ripping the dress apart for survival tools is actually solid, it could have been like medieval Die Hard. Shame it's just Wattpad beyond that.

half the time, i feel like if u look too much into a movie, it ultimately results in never being able to enjoy anything.

A thing that boggles my mind is the girl who created the map on the wall. She found the supposed exit and decided to backtrack to create that map for other victims and then go back to 'escape'. Like, why wouldn't you just escape? Also when the dad got killed, wouldn't the dragon have been able to realize he's not royal blood by the scent of his blood? I questioned a lot of stuff during this movie lol.

The biggest problem here is the implication that the dragon was fooled into being a villain by giving him fake princesses, as if killing the real three princesses every generation wouldn't be a villainous act. Like when Elodie keeps explaining that those girls were innocent because they didn't actually descend from the king. So what, if they had, they would've been guilty of his crimes?

the weirdest part is her calling her stepmother, stepmother all the time

No one talking about how amazing the voice acting for the dragon was