Dragon Wars: D-War (2007)

Introduction
"Dragon Wars: D-War" is a 2007 action-fantasy film directed and written by Shim Hyung-rae. This South Korean movie is based on a Korean legend about ancient and enormous serpents, Imoogi, who change into dragons if they receive a special power.

Plot
Journalist Ethan Kendrick encounters a strange occurrence including what appears to be a massive serpent wreaking havoc. Ultimately, he remembers a youth interaction with Jack, an antiquarian who foretold of Ethan's future association with an ancient legend. Jack unfolds the tale of Haram and Narin who were predestined to offer a Yeouija, or the Dragon's orb, to the good Imoogi called Buraki, for it to develop into a celestial dragon. However, they were hindered by the evil Imoogi, resulting in their deaths and the post ponement of Buraki's improvement into a dragon.

Vital Part of the Plot
Ethan discovers that he is the reincarnation of Haram which a woman called Sarah Daniels is the reincarnation of Narin who brings the Yeouija in her. The evil snake and its army, comprising mythical creatures and soldiers, are determined to capture Sarah to acquire the orb, thus stopping Buraki from changing as soon as again. Ethan and Sarah, backed by the government army, battle the evil giants.

Climax
In a twist of fate, as the evil serpent will take Sarah, Buraki dives in, starting a massive battle. Buraki is seriously wounded, and the evil snake catches Sarah to take the Yeouija. Nevertheless, Sarah jumps off a structure, and in her consequent death, the Yeouija is released. Buraki handles to absorb the Yeouija and lastly changes into a celestial dragon while the wicked snake passes away.

Conclusion
"Dragon Wars: D-War" narrates a legend and impressive battle in between excellent and wicked, with a mix of romance and tragedy as well. In spite of facing several critiques concerning its story, the film was still a substantial success at the box office due to its unprecedented visual effects from a South Korean production. The movie likewise highlights the notion of fate and reincarnation, recommending a cyclic nature of life, battles, and the reality that great always victories over evil.

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