This stunning third Dragon movie needs to be seen if you like the series, or even if you’re new to the series but ‘grown-up’ enough to long for dragons to bind with and fly with in your own right. In other words, you don’t even need an excuse to drag a kid along to Dreamworks anymore!
It’s not just a Pixar/Disney phenomenon. Really. Grownups can eat children’s cereals and watch animated films without societal permission.
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The filmation here is glorious and the sentiment is never sappy. These ARE Vikings, ya’ll.
I’ve only seen the 3rd film, but I have the entire series in front of me to enjoy. So please excuse my initial Peetimes – I’ll update them with the insight of background, as I breeze thru the series this month.
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I loved it for now. Let’s table the real review until I am up to date on each part of the trilogy. Be good, dragonriders!
Grade: A-
About The Peetimes: This movie isn’t released in the USA until February 22nd, although there is a small early nationwide Saturday release on Feb 2. I did manage to get to an early screening the day before. There’s a perfect Peetime at 37 minutes in, and you should take that if you can. The 2nd Peetime occurs before the climax and is easy to summarize, but is such a pretty scene that I gave it an Emergency status rating.
There are extra scenes during, or after, the end credits of How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. (What we mean by Anything Extra.)
Rated (PG) for adventure action and some mild rude humor
Genres: Action, Adventure, Animation
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There were no scenes at the end of the dragon movie but they did have Viking themed computer art.
Thank you for the confirmation, Jason! I’ll ad that to the end info.
Did the Peetimes work for you? I wasn’t sure I should have included the second one. I’ll go over the movie again and double check. There are no words, but it is such a pretty scene.
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