I think about the main character (Quinn) a lot. How the world entirely changed for him on that pivotal day he discovered that male dragon, and the decades he spent running and surviving and living in fear of something that he inadvertently set in motion, and then the turning point as an adult as he confronts his fear and wields it to put an end to what he started.

What I like about him, is that he’s not actually that unique – anybody could have woken that dragon, and if Quinn hadn’t been there on that day, one of his mother’s coworkers would have. He’s not particularly heroic as an adult either, opting to hide and scrounge for survival, and openly admitting to everyone that he’s winging it on the leader front. And yet he inspires his community with fierce devotion to keeping them all alive. When he finally goes to confront the dragon, he does it almost alone, inspiring no one with his courage other than himself.

As a character I find him weirdly relatable as someone just coping with heavy trauma the best that they can

Whenever anyone brings it up, I vaguely remember enjoying it, but otherwise don't really recall its existence.

I didn't know Christian Bale was in it. If I wanted to surprise someone with a movie that featured him, I'd come up with Newsies or Equilibrium long before this.

Dude made one mistake and IIRC Bale’s rant took far longer than it took to rectify the mistake. Also, from what I remember It’s wasn’t just that he was out of line for his reaction, it’s that nobody stopped him during his minutes long tirade.

If that is the worst thing he has ever done, he's a pretty good dude tbh