Paramount Pictures | Release Date: June 13, 2014
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AgentLviJul 21, 2023
Great movie. The story is decent. The scoring is great, visual is really amazing, the voice & sound is also amazing
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DolphinReviewsJul 21, 2022
A pretty weak sequel. Came out of the theatre feeling empty. It's below average.
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AngerAndAgonyMay 29, 2022
Action packed, in my opinion good pacing, and very funny in my opinion. The visuals are stunning and it just works so well.
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RaidLostMar 3, 2022
the first one is better but this is more emotional than the other two in the trilogy
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genharrison621Dec 29, 2021
Stellar visuals, great music, really strong emotional beats, a wholesome journey, excellent action... this is the best of the three Dragon movies. (Though it is worth noting that I do still ADORE the other two)
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TiariYDec 12, 2021
From the music to the storytelling everything fits as you want it. This movie reaches out to all ages.
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FenadegillerdenDec 3, 2021
Cok guzeldi. Cocuklugum bu ve bu tur animasyonlarla geçtiği icin mutluyum. Bugun tekrar izledim butun filmlerini. Akici, heyecanli, ters koseli, duygusal, merak uyandiran bir film. Serinin İkinci filmidir. Bas karakterin hikayesini eleCok guzeldi. Cocuklugum bu ve bu tur animasyonlarla geçtiği icin mutluyum. Bugun tekrar izledim butun filmlerini. Akici, heyecanli, ters koseli, duygusal, merak uyandiran bir film. Serinin İkinci filmidir. Bas karakterin hikayesini ele almışlar. 10/10 Expand
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sebastianaliJun 15, 2021
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Totalmente a la altura de la original, incluso superandola en algunos aspectos. La historia se volvio mucho mas seria, con menos humor, cosa que puede que a algunos no les guste, pero en lo personal fue para mejor. Los dragones siguen transmitiendo mucha personalidad, la animacion es excelente y la historia es bastante emocional. Lo que si se podria criticar que creo que es un hueco argumental es que segun esta pelicula todos los dragones alfa pueden controlar a otros dragones. Si eso es cierto, entonces que me dicen del antagonista principal de la primer película?
Muy recomendada.
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TRANSFORMERSFANMar 12, 2021
one of the best movies from 2014 along with penguins of madagascar, night at the museum 3, guardians of the galaxy, captain america 2, transformers 4, planes 2, and big hero 6!
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MrPajamasNov 1, 2020
How to Train Your Dragon 2 does not surpass number one, but did not disappoint. The story is again excellent with wonderful animation and a luxurious soundtrack. If you liked the previous episode, this is a clear choice for you. I recommend.
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FilmGuyDudeOct 31, 2020
Is there an 11/10?? Also, it's not often you find the sequel to be better than the first. Such powerful emotions, brilliant animation, and the ultimate plot twist that somehow boosts the entire film's significance. This trilogy in general isIs there an 11/10?? Also, it's not often you find the sequel to be better than the first. Such powerful emotions, brilliant animation, and the ultimate plot twist that somehow boosts the entire film's significance. This trilogy in general is Dreamwork's greatest work yet. Mass respect to this film and all of them. Expand
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Vicente144Sep 25, 2020
La mejor de las secuelas de Dreamworks Animation, tiene una calidad altísima en varios aspectos, y al tenerlo: da rabia que piensen "la animación es solo para niños". Si eres un adulto dale una oportunidad con la mente abierta y te darásLa mejor de las secuelas de Dreamworks Animation, tiene una calidad altísima en varios aspectos, y al tenerlo: da rabia que piensen "la animación es solo para niños". Si eres un adulto dale una oportunidad con la mente abierta y te darás cuenta de la gema que tienes frente a tus ojos. Expand
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Anirudh2004Aug 4, 2020
This is a perfect sequel. The movie makes an amazing choice of taking 5 years after the events of the first film was amazing. This is a must watch for anyone.
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DiptanshuMay 12, 2020
If it is adapted in Live action movie it will surely Be the greatest Epic movie Ever!Wow this movie is pure brilliant and Epic.Music was literally phenomenal,screenplay was amazing this movie has every thing perfectly fitted.story was GreatIf it is adapted in Live action movie it will surely Be the greatest Epic movie Ever!Wow this movie is pure brilliant and Epic.Music was literally phenomenal,screenplay was amazing this movie has every thing perfectly fitted.story was Great nice continuation with little surprises!The visuals and animation are literally Greatest why not Roger Deakins has a hand!starting was amazing simple the exploration and games then the finding of love one although its predictable but she's a Bad-ass warrior the theme of this movie is indescribable.the last 40 mins were literally greatest animated war ever i was literally had a feeling its the amazing thing seen.the death and the fighting specially every warrior has a exact counterpart it was epic to watch!The whole movie is Pure Cinematic/Animated Brilliance A Epic Masterpiece! Expand
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ellaf1684Nov 24, 2019
Not only is this movie an excellent follow-up that's almost as good as the first, it's gorgeous to look at and one of the studios most emotional.
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TyranianApr 7, 2019
Perhaps a bit better than first film with good villain and visuals but dodgy screenplay.
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addict-insaneMar 9, 2019
Out of all the trash that is just morally wrong and Hollywood churns out like a low-quality junk food factory, How to Train your Dragon is the one franchise I know, I KNOW I can show my future children and tell them: "This is the kind ofOut of all the trash that is just morally wrong and Hollywood churns out like a low-quality junk food factory, How to Train your Dragon is the one franchise I know, I KNOW I can show my future children and tell them: "This is the kind of people I want you to grow up and be like." This world, these beliefs, this form of storytelling, are the ones I want my future children to inherit. I'm only giving this a 9 because a 10 for animated films would be Lion King/The Animatrix territory. Nah, f*ck it, this gets a 10 because Craig Ferguson is just hilarious reading the grocery list. Expand
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anthonypaulFeb 9, 2019
This was a very emotional movie. It successfully captured our hearts. The story told was excellently showcased very well. I am thankful to have gotten into this series.
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DuckeyFeb 6, 2019
Life there is amazing! How to Train Your Dragon is always my favorite movie!
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OnaskNov 11, 2018
Si bien es cierto que el despliegue técnico aumenta con creces en esta secuela, solventando los pequeños recortes que pude apreciar en la primera entrega (especialmente el pelo) la sensación de aventura desciende en mayor medida para dar pasoSi bien es cierto que el despliegue técnico aumenta con creces en esta secuela, solventando los pequeños recortes que pude apreciar en la primera entrega (especialmente el pelo) la sensación de aventura desciende en mayor medida para dar paso a un mayor profundo desarrollo de la figura del dragón en el universo de la propia película y el viaje que recorre Hipo para convertirse en el vikingo que su padre siempre ha esperado de él.

Cómo Entrenar A Tu Dragón 2 es una buena secuela, especialmente para aquellos niños que vieron su predecesora con unos 10-12 años en su estreno (2010). Esta segunda parte hará que aquellos muchachos que en su día conocieron a Hipo, sean hoy capaces de madurar con él (un poco como pasó con el fenómeno Toy Story y Andy).

Quizás al tener un ritmo más pausado y contemplativo, los más pequeños puedan aborrecerla en ciertos tramos, pero se agradece que se tome sus pausas y no sea continuamente un cóctel de sabores y emociones sin parar durante todo el metraje.

Recomendada, especialmente habiendo visto la primera parte, que establece muchas cosas que debes dar por hecho en esta segunda entrega.
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alejandro970Nov 4, 2018
The continuing adventures of dragonaut; with new characters, a terrific foe and unexpected secrets. The action sequences are breath-taking with a tragic twist. For everyone a saturday evening. Shall we wait for more?
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SonicSpeedo92Jul 4, 2018
How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a very well constructed masterpiece of animation. It's full of fast action, deep moments, and you can see the message that the film is trying to send. So much that it feels like the movie is telling you directly.
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MovieReviewer45Jun 15, 2018
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. How To Train Your Dragon 2 engages in inventive storytelling, amazing film score - similar to its groundbreaking predecessor, and state-of-the-art animated visuals. HTTYD 2 is a worthy and quite a rare sequel that soars as high as the original's heightened quality.

The most critical part of this movie that distinguishes it greatly in terms of improvement of film quality from HTTYD 1 is its surprisingly emotional elements. Viewers will experience here dramatic and rather heartfelt moments between Hiccup with his dad and his dragon, Toothless. The bonds that they exhibit between each other is explored in here. The trust and friendship between Hiccup and Toothless is endearing and heartwarming. There are scenes here that make me cry a little bit because of grief and lost. How To Train Your Dragon 2 flies very high in providing it's viewers a satisfying emotional moments that is rarely to be seen in any previous Dreamwork's creations.

The improvement of the designs for the main characters are impressive especially Hiccup. The creators and designers have done a great job in changing the image looks of Hiccup and the other characters as well. This will give viewers the fact that time has really passed between the release of HTTYD1 and it's sequel #2. The film score is great. Just like the film score of HTTYD 1, the soundtrack of HTTYD 2 played on some action sequences and emotional moments really puts that special scene in a new level which provides it's viewers contentment and satisfaction while watching it in awe and sorrow.

The storytelling does it's perfect job in including the mending of family ties and relationships by reuniting Hiccup's family once again which creates an emotional atmosphere between Hiccup and his parents throughout the movie. The movie does not speak solely on the dragon's themselves but also human/family connection and friendship is present here. Overall, HTTYD 2 is an enjoyable and a surprising complex emotional movie. Dreamworks has once again succeeded in providing a worthy sequel that is almost as great as the original. The reason why I gave it 9/10 is because some part of the storytelling content misses something sentimental that I was craving for such as the relationship between Hiccup and his mother, and the mother's backstory content. Hiccup's mother, Valka, lacks adequate emotional entanglement with Hiccup and his father which feels like that her characterization lacks emotional resonance and a proper introduction as an important character/figure in Hiccup's life as well in the father's life.

Nevertheless, HTTYD 2 is a great sequel to a great predecessor. Recommended.

Rating: 9/10 -> 4.5/5 stars
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ArquireJan 16, 2018
One of my favourite movies of all time. As a sequel, this installment really forges its own path instead of contenting itself with copying its predecessor. It is an emotional story where Hiccup is straightened out by life and circumstanceOne of my favourite movies of all time. As a sequel, this installment really forges its own path instead of contenting itself with copying its predecessor. It is an emotional story where Hiccup is straightened out by life and circumstance while sifting through the advice of those who went before him. A beautiful coming of age story. Expand
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luke100Jan 9, 2018
It falls short of the original just a tiny little bit. The characters are still amazing, the relationships between them are more believable than ever, and the world is so beautifully animated you just don't want to take your eyes off of it.It falls short of the original just a tiny little bit. The characters are still amazing, the relationships between them are more believable than ever, and the world is so beautifully animated you just don't want to take your eyes off of it. It's just a shame that the villain is only decent. Still, as in the first movie, the theme of growing up is very strong and deep, making this sequel easy to recommend. Expand
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Jack101Jan 9, 2018
Dreamworks, you have officially outdone yourself. Whenever I hear someone say that sequels will never be better than the first, I show them this masterpiece. It is wonderous proof that love will always triumph, and that the infamously cuteDreamworks, you have officially outdone yourself. Whenever I hear someone say that sequels will never be better than the first, I show them this masterpiece. It is wonderous proof that love will always triumph, and that the infamously cute Toothless will always be known as possibly the greatest dragon in film history. If all of the other Dreamworks hits were like this one, Pixar would be in stiff competition, indeed. This film will always be an Oscar winner in my book. Expand
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tamcwlmmDec 27, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I enjoyed this even more than the first one, and damn that first one was great. Now Hiccups world became larger then ever, there is a lot of explored land and he meets his 'dead' mother after 20 years.
The battle was larger then ever with 2 gigantic dragons fighting against each other. Who knew there was an even bigger dragon than the big dragon in the first one. It's nice to see how the people of Berk evolved with dragons in their life. The dragons are there help the citizens and to sport with. They even got a whole new activity based around dragons and sheep.
This movie is the definition of a good animation movie. Dreamworks is realy stepping up.
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MonkiReviewsMay 28, 2017
The sequal is better than the original, a rare thing. The animation seems to have improved a little also. I enjoyed the story more than the original, it has way more emotion. The characters also have developed more. It was a great movie.
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VirgonoShakaAug 5, 2017
How to train your dragon 2 presents you in essence everything that the first movie gave to you, only slightly better. It has great animation, some gorgeous sequences of flying, very creative designs, good music, and fun action. It also sharesHow to train your dragon 2 presents you in essence everything that the first movie gave to you, only slightly better. It has great animation, some gorgeous sequences of flying, very creative designs, good music, and fun action. It also shares its flaws with its predecessor, characters are cool, but not great, the villain (which is technically a new addition for the series) is bleh and his motivation is never truly clear. The story is ok in general, it's nothing I haven't seen before, but some of the characters are good, and their development from the last movie is fine, and the new additions while nothing grand do their job in being there. So with all that being said, is this better than the first? Yes, but only by a very small margin. As I said, it gives you all the first one brought to the table, with the quality expected, it has mostly the same flaws, but its story is at least a little more interesting, and the characters are a little more developed. So it is the superior movie, and it is fun ride, but if you didn't like the first one or didn't find the idea interesting the first time, this will do nothing to convince you. If you are a fan, this is exactly what you need. Final verdict: 7.6 Expand
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nestoryavithAug 4, 2017
Wow. Now this is what I call a sequel. It sets that perfect tone then launches like a dragon and quickly sets the stage. Before you realize it, you're deeper in their world just like before. Dreamworks has done it again and done itWow. Now this is what I call a sequel. It sets that perfect tone then launches like a dragon and quickly sets the stage. Before you realize it, you're deeper in their world just like before. Dreamworks has done it again and done it beautifully. Loved it 10/10 Expand
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BionicMattMay 3, 2017
One of the only animated sequels which lives up to its predecessor, perhaps even surpassing it. HTTYD2 boasts a more compelling story, allowing it to succeed where many animated sequels fall short.
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FreedomFightersJan 9, 2017
DreamWorks, thank you. THANK YOU! Thank you for making a sequel to one of my favorite animated films and not screwing it up! And, on that note, thank you for making a sequel to an amazing animated film and building on the previous film like aDreamWorks, thank you. THANK YOU! Thank you for making a sequel to one of my favorite animated films and not screwing it up! And, on that note, thank you for making a sequel to an amazing animated film and building on the previous film like a sequel should! "How to Train Your Dragon 2" is a fantastic animated adventure that's brilliantly animated, well-acted, excellently written, action-packed, and emotionally resonant. When all is said and done, this might go down as one of the greatest animated sequels ever made, and it is an absolute must-watch! If you haven't gotten the chance to see the film yet, do yourself a favor! Expand
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TokyochuchuDec 6, 2016
How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a great sequel to the sublime original. It nails most aspects and easily displays whey the Dragon series is probably the best animated franchise out there. Roll on number 3!
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CriticFerJun 1, 2016
How to Train Your Dragon 2 is another sequel works and knows how to follow the story of the Vikings and dragons. Animation have not only evolved, but also the characters evolved. His designs are even better than the first film and animationHow to Train Your Dragon 2 is another sequel works and knows how to follow the story of the Vikings and dragons. Animation have not only evolved, but also the characters evolved. His designs are even better than the first film and animation is even better than the other films Dreamworks and again, the script is fantastic. The dialogues, jokes, drama, everything is great in the script for this sequel. But if, as the former has a problem. And in this case is not the villain (which has an excellent design and is terrible), is the death of the father of Hiccup. I found unnecessary wear and tear because I felt as if the writer and director the sack a part of The Lion King. But as I said before, this sequel has evolved. And it has excellent animation shots when it comes to dragons flying in the sky, or fight scenes or landscapes. In my opinion it is better than the first. And it would be strange that some see this child that felt more like a sequel to teenagers than children. Osea does not have too many adults jokes or insults, it's just that with the evolution of this film felt more for teens. And yes, I think that Oscar deserved. After all, How to Train Your Dragon 2 is another excellent sequel to Dreamworks and I'm looking forward to see his third film. Expand
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MordoReviewerJun 1, 2016
How to Train Your Dragon 2 is another sequel works and knows how to follow the story of the Vikings and dragons. Animation have not only evolved, but also the characters evolved. His designs are even better than the first film and animationHow to Train Your Dragon 2 is another sequel works and knows how to follow the story of the Vikings and dragons. Animation have not only evolved, but also the characters evolved. His designs are even better than the first film and animation is even better than the other films Dreamworks and again, the script is fantastic. The dialogues, jokes, drama, everything is great in the script for this sequel. But if, as the former has a problem. And in this case is not the villain (which has an excellent design and is terrible), is the death of the father of Hiccup. I found unnecessary wear and tear because I felt as if the writer and director the sack a part of The Lion King. But as I said before, this sequel has evolved. And it has excellent animation shots when it comes to dragons flying in the sky, or fight scenes or landscapes. In my opinion it is better than the first. And it would be strange that some see this child that felt more like a sequel to teenagers than children. Osea does not have too many adults jokes or insults, it's just that with the evolution of this film felt more for teens. And yes, I think that Oscar deserved. After all, How to Train Your Dragon 2 is another excellent sequel to Dreamworks and I'm looking forward to see his third film. Expand
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Bmeyer8Apr 5, 2016
This is probably my favorite DreamWorks movie and sequel. I couldn't just put this movie down and I am like a big fan of the franchise. The movie had good animation and amazing dragons, even Toothless. I like Toothless a lot.
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AesterilMar 17, 2016
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. They show hiccups mother never wanting to see her child again because of what again? And she would have never seen hiccup if he hand't accidentally stumbled next to her in the clouds? Expand
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EpicLadySpongeJan 12, 2016
It doesn't have the bit of charm from the first movie, but it's still worth it to say that it's still a decent sequel to the charming original that made the book look like a success.
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CrackerJack77Nov 4, 2015
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a mixed bag for me, on the one hand, its disjointed, annoying and preachy, but on the other its gorgeous, thought provoking and deep. It has many amazing shots and touching pieces of dialog, but it has just as many polar opposite moments. If I had to sum up my thoughts on this movie in one word, it would be disjointed. There are many amazing scenes in this movie, when Hiccups father is reunited with his wife it is truly touching and extremely emotional. But the surprisingly plentiful scenes of the girl twin swooning over arin son arit son of arene son of Arathorn, is strait up stupid, its totally disconnected from the tone of the rest of the movie and was clearly thrown in there because every family movie needs to have comic relief characters. Ugh, actually the friends in general, aside from Astrid, are painfully stupid to watch. They don’t add to the story and they do not need to exist, why are they even such main characters in this movie? You could have had just Hiccup, Astrid, Stoic, and hiccups mom be the main characters, it’s really baffling. And while you’re at it, add Gobber to the list. He is probably the worst offender aside from the twin girl. When he interrupts the scene where Stoic and Hiccups mom are singing to each other just pulls me out of the scene every time. He completely breaks up the scene and it feels completely separate from what we are experiencing. In the first movie he was the kids mentor and he taught them and the audience about dragons, but here… he’s just pointless! Except for creating laughs for the kiddies to giggle at, and that’s not a character. I don’t care about Gobber when him and Stoic are going after Hiccup, I care about STOIC! Gobber is one dimensional and not funny… to me anyways. *sighs* and all of these points can be put towards the twin girl and the rest of the friends as well. Its funny they actually have a resolution for the two guys trying to impress the twin girl, like what the heck? Why should I care about that? Short answer, I don’t. Its jarring compared to what’s actually happening and it just pulls me out of the movie and leaves me wishing they were just eradicated from the whole movie. And if they did that, then it woulda been like 20 minutes shorter!
But other than that, I really do like this movie. While I do have more negative reactions inside when I here this movies name, I do like quite a lot in this movie. Like the animation, its stunning. Anything to do with water, ice, or hair looks photo realistic. Its insane. The character models have gotten a MUCH needed upgrade. Hiccup ACTUALLY looks like a freaking human! But I do think that because they used motion capture, the people do seem a little jerky… particularly in the first act. But its not really a problem, just an observation.
The relationship between Stoic and the mom is really heart wrenching. I do feel like these two are in love I believe their story, and it really is heart breaking when Stoic dies, while I don’t think Hiccups reaction is handled very well at all, I do feel for him and when they send him to… val hallah? Right? Right. The relationship between Hiccup and Toothless is really the anchor for the whole thing. You really get the idea that these two have been best friends for a while and they have gotten really good at working together. However I do have a problem with toothless, and the portrayal of dragons in general.
I think they went a little over board with the intelligence of dragons and they make them borderline human. In the first movie, Toothless was intelligent, he had coherent thoughts and a distinct personality. But he was still an animal, it never felt like he was just as smart as his human companion. In Dragon 2, he is borderline human. And it is really disjointed from the first movie. Now, the designs of the new dragons are far, FAR better than the first one. They look truly awesome. One
last thing about the dragons, is anyone else perplexed at why night furies would evolve to have their back spikes be split in two, without them knowing? Like toothless almost lost hiccup twice because he couldn’t fly alone, but he had this hidden feature that his species hid from themselves? What’s the evolutionary advantage? Why would toothless not know about this super useful ability that is a part of his physiology? It makes zero sense, but that’s really just a nitpick and doesn’t affect the overall story.
Overall, How to Train Your Dragon is a mixture of downright amazing, and painfully silly. It’s deep and emotional, and stupid and silly. I have quite a few problems with it, but all in all it is a great time.
HtTYD2 gets a 6/10, stunningly beautiful, yet painfully silly.
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reellmJul 26, 2015
5/5★ Rare is the sequel that is almost as good as its prequel but DreamWorks does it, expanding on the world and characters without falling prey to the dreaded terrible two. The movie, like its hero, has more mature themes, and successfully5/5★ Rare is the sequel that is almost as good as its prequel but DreamWorks does it, expanding on the world and characters without falling prey to the dreaded terrible two. The movie, like its hero, has more mature themes, and successfully entertains a mass audience without pandering to them.
I would like to point out that it lacks the emotional resonance as the first film, and the finale is too big and too blockbuster actiony but an interesting twist- unlike many movies, the director chose not to make the relationship between the young couple,Hiccup and Astrid, a big plot point. Instead, the touching romance was between a married couple that had been apart for many years.
Verdict: Enjoy!
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csiko13Jun 17, 2015
Szédületesen pörgős akció, aranyos szereplők, akik a nem különösebben épületes sztori során keresik helyüket az életben. Nyomokban az animációs filmektől szokatlan erős ábrázolást tartalmaz. Alapos mestermunka, de ettől még egyszernézős.Szédületesen pörgős akció, aranyos szereplők, akik a nem különösebben épületes sztori során keresik helyüket az életben. Nyomokban az animációs filmektől szokatlan erős ábrázolást tartalmaz. Alapos mestermunka, de ettől még egyszernézős.
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GentM2015Jun 10, 2015
Quiet possibly one of the best animated movies of all time.How To Train Your Dragon 2 reminded us what is like to watch an animated movie that speaks to kids and adults alike.Everybody will love and get amazed by this movie.It's constantlyQuiet possibly one of the best animated movies of all time.How To Train Your Dragon 2 reminded us what is like to watch an animated movie that speaks to kids and adults alike.Everybody will love and get amazed by this movie.It's constantly fast paced full of action and the characters are as great as they ever was.The voice acting is also perfect and the Director really knows where to take inspiration,which in this case just happens to be The Empire Strikes Back.And this movie totally reminded us of the greatness of that movie. Expand
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sanyrubJun 6, 2015
They succeeded in achieving a fantastic sequel which almost matches the original. Equally brilliant score and lovely characters. The story is good and the visuals and flights gorgeous. I´m giving it a slightly lower score because here we haveThey succeeded in achieving a fantastic sequel which almost matches the original. Equally brilliant score and lovely characters. The story is good and the visuals and flights gorgeous. I´m giving it a slightly lower score because here we have a few cliches which were totally missing in the first installment, and obviously, it doesn´t have the surprise factor of being the first film in a franchise. But still, wonderful and enjoyable animated film which was the best of 2014. Expand
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JacobMay 27, 2015
How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a good sequel having good writing, gorgeous animation, and is all around engaging proving that Dreamworks can make a good film when they try. The story has some excellent themes and ideas, matures with itsHow to Train Your Dragon 2 is a good sequel having good writing, gorgeous animation, and is all around engaging proving that Dreamworks can make a good film when they try. The story has some excellent themes and ideas, matures with its audience, and has a strong beating heart that isn’t present in a lot of children’s films. The film feels a bit rushed at times not taking its time with certain aspects like the first film did and the set up is far more engaging than the resolution but its still a good film. For those worried this will be a lame cashgrab, it isn’t they really tried to make this one special and while the lack of development in certain areas prevents this film from being excellent there are many moments in this film where it is great. Expand
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LeZeeMay 3, 2015
Like I said a couple of year ago during 'Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2' review, it's a terrible title for a sequel. The host, Neil Patrick also said the same thing during the 2015 Oscars. But in the digital world, slight change in theLike I said a couple of year ago during 'Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2' review, it's a terrible title for a sequel. The host, Neil Patrick also said the same thing during the 2015 Oscars. But in the digital world, slight change in the title makes random in order. I mean on the computer and web world, it won't show in order. Even sometime it might get lost in a vast number of other titles if they dare to chance the first word in the title for a sequel. Other than that they are not stupid as many people think. That's why they highlighted 'Dragon' boldly than the rest of the words.

This part two was not much different to its first. The story continues five years after Hiccup recovers from his injury. He and his pet, Toothless discovers a new land during the survey for the map. So their's adventure begins, but end in a trouble and forces all his people from the town to involve and fight against the rising evil force that tries to conquer them all.

Like I always say, those days are gone, now animated movies are for all ages. This was a very nicely and carefully written screenplay, did not fail to deliver. Very close to the impact the first movie made, but due to simplicity it stayed a couple of steps behind. Developed well with a bit of suspense, thrill and entertainment. Nothing more we could have asked, a perfect follow-up and hoping to explore beyond lot more in the upcoming movies in this series. Four years gap between the movies is a nice idea and fine breathing space for this franchise fan. A movie must be seen by animation fans, especially if you have already seen the first then don't miss it.

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CherryxldMar 30, 2015
How To Train Your Dragon 2 es una película que logra superar a su predecesora con unos muy buenos efectos animados y un desarrollo revelador.

En esta segunda entrega se pueden ver paisajes mejor diseñados, más dragones y batallas más
How To Train Your Dragon 2 es una película que logra superar a su predecesora con unos muy buenos efectos animados y un desarrollo revelador.

En esta segunda entrega se pueden ver paisajes mejor diseñados, más dragones y batallas más candentes que lo que vimos en la primera parte, en donde su historia transcurre de forma estimulante y satisfactoria dando unos toques sorpresivos en su trama que pueden ser desafiantes y abundantes, creando así, una película de animación potente y atractiva que logra superar a su predecesora.
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acaiberryMar 20, 2015
A sequel that surpasses the first? Animated? Almost unheard of. Well, HTTYD2 is a fun, fast-paced movie for the kids and although there maybe some plotholes and really cheesy elements, this is ALMOST as good as it gets for kids movies.A sequel that surpasses the first? Animated? Almost unheard of. Well, HTTYD2 is a fun, fast-paced movie for the kids and although there maybe some plotholes and really cheesy elements, this is ALMOST as good as it gets for kids movies.

When a friend of mine first told me about HTTYD2, I made the mistake of dismissing it, claiming that the animations were silly and I was too mature to sit through it. I was wrong and I definitely was touched a few times even though my pride really fought hard not to show it. There is just so much hope and symbolism that you have to root for the protagonist in this one.

If you haven't seen this and watched the first one, do it. Toothless is just as adorable and the rest of the cast are fun to watch as well.

Word to describe: Sunlight. It makes you feel warm then goes away, then comes back and everyones happy.
Watch it with friends and definitely get some popcorn because you're in for a treat, which is somewhat rare for adults in an animated film. This is annoying guy approved because expect a lot chit-chat when watching.
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DokaluJan 26, 2015
Dreamworks How To Train Your Dragon 2 is a very nice animated movie. It has beautiful CGI, in all the technological aspects it looks really good, but besides that, this movie has as a surprise that is not only for kids, but for adults tooDreamworks How To Train Your Dragon 2 is a very nice animated movie. It has beautiful CGI, in all the technological aspects it looks really good, but besides that, this movie has as a surprise that is not only for kids, but for adults too because the film touches things mature enough for them. That's something really nice because it's not just a kid's movie, it's actually a movie that the whole family can enjoy.
When Hiccup finally is the hero of his village, another villain comes back to ruin everything for him and he once again will join forces with his dragon to defeat him and save everyone. I know we have seen the story before, but it's a little modified, so it's actually a little original. One of the best aspects of the film is that it's actually not about jokes, it doesn't try to be funny, it just tries to be entertaining and tell a good story and in that is something it succeeds by far. Though, it has some dorky dialogues, some stupid scenes and a lot of the cliches kid's movies have. Anyway, children's must-see.
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TrilobiteGJan 23, 2015
There is no doubt in saying that this is a very well made and directed animated feature with a good set of characters and creatures. That being said, this movie's plot seems a little rushed and it all seemed to move too quickly for my taste.There is no doubt in saying that this is a very well made and directed animated feature with a good set of characters and creatures. That being said, this movie's plot seems a little rushed and it all seemed to move too quickly for my taste. That being said, still a very well made film. Expand
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papeadojhonJan 21, 2015
It's rare that a sequel be more good that the original one, but How to Train Your Dragon 2 made it. Full of heart, funny, dramatic, beatifully animated and with a great story, this sequel makes the original just the begining.
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AkashVijayJan 21, 2015
How to train your Dragon 2 is richer, more complex and more mature than it's predecessor. It has a more emotional touch to it and visually it's just as thrilling if not more. Exploring the up's and down's in the relationship between a boy andHow to train your Dragon 2 is richer, more complex and more mature than it's predecessor. It has a more emotional touch to it and visually it's just as thrilling if not more. Exploring the up's and down's in the relationship between a boy and a dragon, this is a film that holds nothing back and isn't afraid to explore the unexplored. It's a film that adults are likely to enjoy just as much as children. Although it felt a touch too long, it's undoubtedly one of this years great achievements. Is it overall better than it's predecessor? Probably, time will verify. Expand
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LelchelseaJan 19, 2015
How to Train your Dragon 2 was not a bad movie but it certainly wasn't the best. I believe it didn't improve on its predecessor but instead fell short of it. The dynamic of the group in the first one was much stronger and even then focused onHow to Train your Dragon 2 was not a bad movie but it certainly wasn't the best. I believe it didn't improve on its predecessor but instead fell short of it. The dynamic of the group in the first one was much stronger and even then focused on many more characters. In the second movie it is more focused just on Hiccup and his family making other characters seem boring or unnecessary. Many people believe this was a deep and dramatic turn animation film that is a masterpiece to withhold but just because it tackles many mature aspects doesn't mean it succeeds with them. How to train your Dragon 2 is still a good movie but really isn't the stuff of animation legend.
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SkyrimGuy935Jan 17, 2015
How To Train Your Dragon 2 is one of the rare cases in which an animation can entertain kids and adults equally. Boasting beautiful animation, strong character development, and surprising emotional impact, How To Train Your Dragon 2 succeedsHow To Train Your Dragon 2 is one of the rare cases in which an animation can entertain kids and adults equally. Boasting beautiful animation, strong character development, and surprising emotional impact, How To Train Your Dragon 2 succeeds in becoming one of the best animated films ever made.

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masseyJan 17, 2015
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Five years have passed since the events of the first movie and we're already thrown into how much Berk has changed since then and how much more of a community it feels with the presence of dragons. Things such as Dragon Racing at Berk are fun to watch and it's nice to see all the different ways in which dragons have come to use and how everyone has become adapted to being around them. Hiccup's new inventions were very cool; kudos to the filmmakers for coming up with those very nifty ideas.

One of the things that struck me at first was how beautiful the film looked; the visuals and animation were vastly improved on the first and characters, dragons and scenery looked and felt more alive than ever. There's a lot of attention to detail such as small character quirks and Toothless playing about in the background with other dragons. That being said though, having dragons pop in and out of frame in the background is overdone by just a touch and distracts from important dialogue and events occurring in the foreground.

The introduction of Hiccup's mother in the movie feels a little too rushed; I thought that maybe she would have been brought in in the third film. Furthermore, the little mention of Hiccup's mother earlier on in the film takes away from the surprise of the reveal. However, it's nice to see the two finally get to bond, Hiccup discovering that he takes a lot from his mother, and the reunion with the whole family, when Stoick stumbles across his wife, is very heartwarming indeed. "You're as beautiful as the day I lost you." - this may or may not have brought a tear to my eye...

The moment when the film begins to lose its balance, and almost ejects you from the immersion is when Drago Bludvist, the antagonist, is given very little build-up, despite the mystery surrounding the character at the beginning of the story, and is suddenly seen launching an attack on the dragon home inhabited by Valka, Hiccup's mother. The remainder of the film at this point feels rushed, as if the filmmakers realised they'd forgotten about the threat they'd introduced at the start of the film. I wasn't entirely convinced that Drago was a menacing villain, despite his plans and actions in the film, and the filmmakers hit a bit of a sour note on making the antagonist black, something a little cliché in animated films and just a little bit racist too.

The battle at this point in the movie feels a little too reminiscent of the final battle in the first installment, making it hard not to draw comparisons between the two. Stoick's death was emotional but I expected a greater reaction from everyone else, especially Hiccup and Valka as they'd just lost the chance of being reunited as a family. Having Stoick killed off and Valka there to 'take his place' as a parent for Hiccup just seemed a little too convenient.

I felt a little disappointed with the climax and ending; though it regarded more the connection between Toothless and Hiccup, the final battle at Berk was a little too short for my liking. Other than Hiccup becoming chieftain and taking his father's mantle, the ending just makes it feel like not much had happened, that there wasn't much of a lesson to learn and that there was little difference between the beginning and end events of the film.

Though I don't mind the emphasis put on the relationship between Hiccup, his mother and his father, I feel that other characters weren't developed enough and that some of them were merely there for comic relief. The changes made to Astrid felt a little off; yes, you can tell that it's meant to be the same Astrid from the first film and yes, five years have passed but the character's appearance and characterisation is softened and a little watered down from the strong character that she was in the predecessor. It felt like she was only there to be the established 'love interest' who we don't really get to learn much more about. Eret, the dragon trapper and a new character to the series, was one of the only other characters who had sufficient development and subsequently had believable motivations.

How To Train Your Dragon 2 is a good film and is worth the watch, carrying a lot of heart and is guaranteed to make you smile, laugh and maybe even break into tears but the sequel loses its footing with a story that rushes itself in its second half and fails to develop characters as it did with its predecessor.
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BlaKDemonaZJan 11, 2015
Com o sucesso do primeiro filme, que foi muito bom, era de se esperar uma sequência e que mante-se o nível. Incrível como conseguem divergir totalmente do livro, e mesmo assim criar uma excelente história. O segundo filme ficou melhor aindaCom o sucesso do primeiro filme, que foi muito bom, era de se esperar uma sequência e que mante-se o nível. Incrível como conseguem divergir totalmente do livro, e mesmo assim criar uma excelente história. O segundo filme ficou melhor ainda que o primeiro, mais maduro, com uma trama menos "infantil", e com uma batalha épica que fez a batalha dos 5 exércitos do Hobbit passar vergonha!! Manteve um nível de excelência para a franquia, e com certeza veremos um "How to Train Your Dragon 3". Que a DreamWorks mantenha o nível dessa franquia!! Expand
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ToffenuffJan 6, 2015
Does a surprisingly good job at going above even the high bar that the first movie set. Some time has passed and the characters are older now, more experienced, and both changed and yet the same. If you loved the first movie, you'll also loveDoes a surprisingly good job at going above even the high bar that the first movie set. Some time has passed and the characters are older now, more experienced, and both changed and yet the same. If you loved the first movie, you'll also love this one. Highly recommended. Expand
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OpinionatedGuyDec 31, 2014
It’s been a while since I watched the first movie so I don’t remember much other than that there was a war between dragons and humans. I am glad this movie somehow summarized the first movie in some scenes in the movie without the flashbackIt’s been a while since I watched the first movie so I don’t remember much other than that there was a war between dragons and humans. I am glad this movie somehow summarized the first movie in some scenes in the movie without the flashback yada yada yada.

Compared to its original, this sequel feels a bit more matured and I liked how it does not underestimate its target audience and they just go with it in terms with its mature themes. Of course, it still had the humor that both kids and adults will love that will enhance their experience watching this movie.

The movie’s plot was well-written, fast-paced and has no fillers at all which made this movie entertaining to watch. The character development is great in this movie especially on Hiccup and Toothless. After all, they’re the stars of the movie.

The animation style in this movie is great to watch as you can even tell by its smallest details that the people who worked on this movie made sure that the animation in this movie will keep your eyes on the screen.

Overall, this sequel to the How To Train Your Dragon franchise will entertain everyone, both fans of the franchise as well as the general audience with its mature themes, entertaining plot and great character development.
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DudeUnknownDec 30, 2014
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This was a pretty bad movie. First of all, the audience targeted was poorly executed. They tried to make it for kids and adults, but kind of failed. The dark and violent atmosphere vs. the random cartoon guy you all love! The one part that really made me hate it was the stupid idea to kill off Hiccup's dad right after he got reunited with his wife he hadn't seen in years. It reminds me of the insane, unnecessary plot twists and drama in Downton Abbey, which was terrible. Expand
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WheelzFourReelzDec 29, 2014
I don't know how they did it, but DreamWorks managed to top the original. How to Train Your Dragon 2 takes every aspect of the original and makes it better, from the character development to the action to the visuals to the humor to the dramaI don't know how they did it, but DreamWorks managed to top the original. How to Train Your Dragon 2 takes every aspect of the original and makes it better, from the character development to the action to the visuals to the humor to the drama to the subject matter. This is easily the best animated movie of 2014. Expand
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mrmonsterDec 28, 2014
This movie was absolutely perfect. Easily the bestanimated movie of the year, no doubt about it. This movie was better than the original, the characters were better, the story was original and unpredictable, and the villain was awesome.
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JohnKristoferDec 25, 2014
The sequel is much better than it's predecessor.The Movie improves from it's plot to it's characters but sadly it still has some problems but it still an incredible film to watch cute,fun and entertaining that is good for young ages.
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BrianMcCriticDec 24, 2014
This is one of the best achievements in animation in a long time better than The Lego Movie, Frozen, and Wreck it Ralph. Every second of this film blew me away from its sweet more humorous moments, to some of the more darker elements youThis is one of the best achievements in animation in a long time better than The Lego Movie, Frozen, and Wreck it Ralph. Every second of this film blew me away from its sweet more humorous moments, to some of the more darker elements you will ever see in a children's film. Plus how can your heart not melt every time you see Toothless on screen. A Expand
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TheQuietGamerDec 19, 2014
The sequel to one of DreamWorks' best animated movies provides yet another top-notch family experience. There's enough humor, action, and emotion to ensure everyone is entertained. It does loose some of the original's magic, but it expandsThe sequel to one of DreamWorks' best animated movies provides yet another top-notch family experience. There's enough humor, action, and emotion to ensure everyone is entertained. It does loose some of the original's magic, but it expands upon the universe in interesting ways.

The attention to detail here is incredible, and I'm not just talking about the phenomenal animation. The world truly feels alive. While we watch our characters progress through the plot it's amazing to see the things that go on around them. In the background you can see dragons interacting one another in a life-like way or people just going about their day. It shows that there's a world out there where things and people are living on their own, not just elements of the plot. It's something amazing to watch.

As far as the story itself goes it is very well-written. Real character growth takes place and emotion is found throughout, although the characters in the film seem oblivious to this. When something devastating happens they only stay sad for a little bit before moving back on to the optimism and humor. It kind of sucked me out of the experience as I was still reeling from what just happened. You think they would have just taken a little bit more time to mourn.

The conflict at hand is very well done. A great villain sets things in motion, however the battles against him seem to lack a sense of urgency. Key powerful and emotional moments pop up in these battles, but they are gone in an instant.

It seems odd to criticize a kid-oriented family movie for lacking some emotional depth. However it's just not hard to notice it's missing. Despite that though the film hardly suffers from it at all. It's still an excellent adventure and one that is sure to please. It just didn't hit every note in the same near-flawless ways the first one did. My total score for the movie is a 7.8/10.
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Rox22Dec 17, 2014
It is clear from the start that they are trying really, really hard to be better than the first movie. Even doing a good job of not rehashing and introducing enough new content to keep you interested.

But, it just lacks the charm that the
It is clear from the start that they are trying really, really hard to be better than the first movie. Even doing a good job of not rehashing and introducing enough new content to keep you interested.

But, it just lacks the charm that the first movie had. It's not bad, not in the least, it's damn good! But it just didn't captivate the way the first movie did. Not to mention, what a soppy villain. He comes across more as an activity for the protagonist's to deal with, than an actual threat.

But to be fair, their are more than enough plot twists and character development to overlook this.

Not to forget, the visuals are still brilliant, similar to the first movie, just a bit more polished out.

Overall:

HTTYD2 was deeply enjoyable and I had allot of fun watching it, just a shame it just didn't have that same spark of originality and charm the first movie had.
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AnanisaptaDec 13, 2014
What a disappointing mess! This sequel has less than half the charm of the original. Apparently if it's loud with a lot of color and motion, some people will feel entertained; but if this is the best Dreamworks can do, I'll short their stock.What a disappointing mess! This sequel has less than half the charm of the original. Apparently if it's loud with a lot of color and motion, some people will feel entertained; but if this is the best Dreamworks can do, I'll short their stock. In fact, now that I look at it, DWA peaked at $35.19 on 12/30/13 and yesterday closed at $21.75, down 38% in under a year. That's in the face of a stock market UP 36.6% over the same period. Clearly their market has grown up but they haven't. Too bad! Expand
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BigZDec 10, 2014
An unexpected second installment of How to Train Your Dragon came out with flying colors. I mean that both figuratively and literally. We often are caught up in epic fantasy so long as it resembles The Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones,An unexpected second installment of How to Train Your Dragon came out with flying colors. I mean that both figuratively and literally. We often are caught up in epic fantasy so long as it resembles The Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones, but hope is kindle when a movie like this comes out. It is difficult to have a sequel that was an improvement in pretty much every way from the first but they figured out how to do it. Each character was given attention and care to their development and delivery to the plot and dialogue. The world of dragons and their personalities was widely expanded as well as their relationship with humans. With such powerful creatures susceptible to human rule, it was only a matter of time before a big bad guy came along to pit dragons on each other along with the rest of the known world. Hiccup and his friends have to prove themselves against impossible odds and the fury of open war. But they find help in unexpected places. This movie kept it thrilling and adventurous but it did not slack on the emotion. You laugh, gasp, and even cry when you see this while not missing out on the fun of it all. It is hard enough to make a movie this well put together. I felt like there was a pretty quick pace, not really leaving any time for collection, but given that this movie is intended for younger viewers, it was the better move to maintain constant attention throughout with big moving scenes, one after the other. Well done. Animated movies often stay on their own plain but, I think this time they broke through and gave some of the good movies this year a run for their money, period. Worth a watch. Expand
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Movi3R3vi3werNov 27, 2014
Deeper, darker and emotionally power, this does what a sequel should do which is improve upon the first and make way for future installments. The dragons are awesome and the characters are no exceptions, this is a great animation for theDeeper, darker and emotionally power, this does what a sequel should do which is improve upon the first and make way for future installments. The dragons are awesome and the characters are no exceptions, this is a great animation for the whole family. Expand
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ToFewViewsNov 20, 2014
This movie is extremely creative and imaginative, It is also one of the nicest looking Animated movies I've seen in the past years. The beauty in all the different dragons and the scenery is amazing. The story is a bit better this time aroundThis movie is extremely creative and imaginative, It is also one of the nicest looking Animated movies I've seen in the past years. The beauty in all the different dragons and the scenery is amazing. The story is a bit better this time around there is more tension/drama then the first and more then you'd expect from the series.They bring back all the big voice actors from the first for this one and add a few new ones for comedic effect. All together I really enjoyed this film, I thought it captures the creativity and beauty the creators where trying to create extremely well.
and you don't need to be a little kid to love this movie.
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Ali_MarashianNov 20, 2014
"At the first sight you may find the film boring, but if you continue watching, you'll see it worth it.
probably DreamWorks's best animation along with the original "How to Train your Dragon", the meaning it contained was somehow political
"At the first sight you may find the film boring, but if you continue watching, you'll see it worth it.
probably DreamWorks's best animation along with the original "How to Train your Dragon", the meaning it contained was somehow political which made it even more enjoyable to watch. "Good dragons under the control of bad dragons will do bad things"
many things just cropped up during the movie, in a gripping and beautiful way"
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vikesh2206Nov 10, 2014
While it lacks the 'wow factor' as it's predecessor, How To Train Your Dragon 2 retains the emotion, fun and brains of it to spur another Dreamworks hit.
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EmmeNov 4, 2014
The storytelling in this movie is really bad, the emotional elements like loss, sacrifice etc are just dealt with on a very superficial, bad tv style level, there are a lot of plotholes. The dragons are cute, though, but I feel this is one ofThe storytelling in this movie is really bad, the emotional elements like loss, sacrifice etc are just dealt with on a very superficial, bad tv style level, there are a lot of plotholes. The dragons are cute, though, but I feel this is one of the animated movies that drags the genre down instead of lifting it up. Expand
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RatoureuxOct 26, 2014
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Very good film, takes a different approach from the original but continues the story of Hiccup and Toothless. I just want to say this movie is FULL of FEELS. Tense and dramatic moments that will make you saddened of obstacles that come between relationships, you may shed a tear or more, I know I did. Around the beginning the movie builds up, but ends with dramatic and large-scaled events that affect everyone, not just the main characters. I give this movie a 9/10 . Flawless animation that are fluid and charming. Expand
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Larry223Oct 26, 2014
Esta película no es demasiado alejada de la anterior. Hay muchos cliches y aunque quiere tener una trama mas seria, los personajes no se toman con seriedad si por ejemplo: esta apunto de llegar una guerra entre cientos de dragones. Ademas elEsta película no es demasiado alejada de la anterior. Hay muchos cliches y aunque quiere tener una trama mas seria, los personajes no se toman con seriedad si por ejemplo: esta apunto de llegar una guerra entre cientos de dragones. Ademas el protagonista Hipo aquí tiene 20 años pero parece muy tonto, cuando tiene un dragón enfrente que esta por matarlo el se queda quieto sin hacer nada en ves de huir, defenderse o intentar calmar al dragón. otro problema es que cosas como un reencuentro o la muerte de alguien es algo de 5 minutos para superarlo. Las emociones no son tan reales como en la anterior película. La animación es muy buena igual que como la anterior pero eso es lo único que mejoro ligeramente de la anterior. Ademas hay cosas que no entiendo como el control mental del jefe dragón, todos los reyes dragón tienen eso? Si es así, pues, como el de la primera película no uso lo mismo para evitar que los dragones escaparan para que el si comiera? Ademas al final sale un Deus Ex Machina. No me gusto tanto como la anterior. Le doy un 06/10 no supera a la anterior, es casi decente. Expand
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SpiRoOct 25, 2014
This movie is great continuation of original story, if only main character wasn't so annoying.. Hiccup voice is extremely annoying, cheesy comebacks and lame dialogues do not help one bit..
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imthenoobOct 22, 2014
Hated the first movie but decided to give the second one a chance and it's such a massive improvement. The story is well done and it's interesting from start to finish. Manages to keep both kids and adults entertained as well. Only complaintHated the first movie but decided to give the second one a chance and it's such a massive improvement. The story is well done and it's interesting from start to finish. Manages to keep both kids and adults entertained as well. Only complaint is that it drags on a bit too long. Expand
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Delaforce828Oct 14, 2014
Really enjoyable, the character designs of the Dragons are spectacular, and much like the first film the flying sequences are great and work great in 3-D. The story has a nice touch to it and works fine. Overall good.
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OnAnarchyOct 13, 2014
A mature, richly developed story serves the beautiful animation well. Any fan of family themed animated movies will find this to be one of the best in recent years.
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DaMovieLoverSep 17, 2014
How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a rare sequel that is the same as exciting, thrilling, funny, and deeply explored or more darker in plot concept than its predecessor. What makes HTTYD2 more aimed for the YA framework is that it possesses matureHow to Train Your Dragon 2 is a rare sequel that is the same as exciting, thrilling, funny, and deeply explored or more darker in plot concept than its predecessor. What makes HTTYD2 more aimed for the YA framework is that it possesses mature tone and dramatic depth about family relationships and dragons that we don't see in the first film. Hiccup in the second film is more conscious than ever as he finds his mother; in here we see that the film is actually growing from a childish film to a mature yet darkly dramatized film. The stunning visuals have also a big contribution in making this movie a big hit for DreamWorks' second movie for the year. HTTYD2 is an eye-catching movie experience for the young and old. Recommended! Expand
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mslindachenSep 16, 2014
"How To Train Your Dragon 2" Is a very emotional movie, and captures the importance of trust and friendship very well. The plot was organized and easy to follow, and the story line was creatively created. It was a great continuation from the"How To Train Your Dragon 2" Is a very emotional movie, and captures the importance of trust and friendship very well. The plot was organized and easy to follow, and the story line was creatively created. It was a great continuation from the first film, and Toothless and Hiccup's friendship grew. It was a wonderful movie, and I am excited for the third one! Expand
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lizziecherrySep 15, 2014
How to train your dragon 2 is the best film ever made!! i could well can and have watched it like everyday! no where near boring i love the film, the first one was brilliant also!!! i hope for a third
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JDKukisSep 14, 2014
How To Train Your Dragon 2 is a sequel that actually lives up to it's predecessor. It was what I was hoping for and more. The movies starts out with a Dragon competition with all the dragon riders. Astrid, Snotlout, Ruffnut, Tuffnut, andHow To Train Your Dragon 2 is a sequel that actually lives up to it's predecessor. It was what I was hoping for and more. The movies starts out with a Dragon competition with all the dragon riders. Astrid, Snotlout, Ruffnut, Tuffnut, and Fishlegs. At first you have no idea where Hiccup is. Once the competition is over we are now soaring through the sky with Toothless and Hiccup. Greeted with one of the best songs in the film. People talk about this movie not having heart, but it's just as big maybe even bigger than the first film. It will make you laugh and maybe even cry. It had it's joyful moments and some sad moments too, but throughout it always was perfectly balanced. It was darker than than the first movie, but that's okay. I love that it tread on the dark side sometimes. Life has it's darker moments and that made this movie feel so real, even with dragons flying around. Toothless always brought a smile to your face, even during his vicious times. Without a cute dragon like Toothless the film might be too dark for younger kids, but since he is there he helps keep the film balanced perfectly. I say go see it as soon as you can if you even remotely like animated films. Bring your kids if you have any because they certainly won't be bored, and I don't think you will be either. Expand
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HershelGibbsSep 7, 2014
Quite simply one the better movies I have seen in a long time. Saw How to Train Your Dragon 1 and couldn't wait for the 2nd to come out, it delivered and more.

You know a movie is good when you root for the heroes, boo the villains, and
Quite simply one the better movies I have seen in a long time. Saw How to Train Your Dragon 1 and couldn't wait for the 2nd to come out, it delivered and more.

You know a movie is good when you root for the heroes, boo the villains, and react strongly to emotional parts of the plot. A+
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AnevaySep 5, 2014
I think that them killing of the father lowered my experience of this movie to horrible. It would have been much better movie if the king would have survived. The director needs to get fired and work at mcdonalds.
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BlueSky8642Sep 2, 2014
Quite possibly the best animated sequel of all time, How To Train Your Dragon 2 expands its boundaries while retaining the heart-warming spirit of the original. The animation quality is superb; the plot is as mature as any Lord of the RingsQuite possibly the best animated sequel of all time, How To Train Your Dragon 2 expands its boundaries while retaining the heart-warming spirit of the original. The animation quality is superb; the plot is as mature as any Lord of the Rings movie; the soundtrack is mind-blowing; and the characters are relatable human characters, complete with flaws and realistic character development. It far surpassed my expectations, and was worth the 6 month long wait. Honestly deserves the wins for Best Animated Feature, Best Original Score, and Best Original Song at the 2015 Oscars. Expand
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alwayswatchingAug 30, 2014
Hiccup, the main character of the movie, lives in a small viking town called Berk. Thanks to his studies and constant analysis of dragons, people of Berk now a lot more about dragons and understand them better. They are living peacefully withHiccup, the main character of the movie, lives in a small viking town called Berk. Thanks to his studies and constant analysis of dragons, people of Berk now a lot more about dragons and understand them better. They are living peacefully with tamed dragons until a group of dragon hunters arrive from a neighboring place. From then the story gets twisted and we unpredicted events unfold.

Hiccup constantly pushes to solve the problems with conversation and dialog unlike most vikings in his town who are ready to fight and use violence. He relentlessly engages with the “enemies” and keeps a discourse with them. He constantly studies them and tries to understand them.

There are two strong themes in the movie that made me love it. The first theme is the relation between humans and animals which symbolically represents the relation between any two group of adversaries: two races, two ethnicities, followers of two religions, or even two nations. Through the movie, when a group studies and understands the other group, animosities subside, mutual respect flourishes, and the common cores of both groups bind them together. In the call for understanding other groups, this movie implicitly asks us to throw away all the preconceptions and dogma and look at them, judge them, and treat them fairly and justly.

The second strong theme in the movie is Hiccup's constant search for his identity. He is confused about who he really is and why he is different from all other vikings. But he also ceaselessly searches and seek what he wants to do with his life. He is fearless when he faces challenges and new experiences.

How to train your dragon 2, is a phenomenal movie, the kind that you have wait years for to come and the kind that will fill you with joy whenever you remember. It is extremely fun to watch with an amazing story and unbelievable cinematography. It is a kids movie for adults. After watching this movie, all you want to do is flying and pondering on the questions that it touches.
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RixhackAug 29, 2014
I have to say, this movie was great. A few times I felt like crying, and I felt the emotion of the characters. This film was brilliant and I'd recommend it to everyone. But I went into this film knowing a big spoiler cause some idiots atI have to say, this movie was great. A few times I felt like crying, and I felt the emotion of the characters. This film was brilliant and I'd recommend it to everyone. But I went into this film knowing a big spoiler cause some idiots at school told me. But anyway, it is a great film. Go and see it! Expand
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vahnAug 25, 2014
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Simply put, HTTYD 2 was a very surprising movie that blew my expectations away: the first movie was already very well done, so I had high hopes for it to be good. And not only it did not disappoint...but I can almost say that this was the best sequel I've ever seen, since probably Kung Fu Panda 2.

What works in this movie is probably how the story is actually set 5 years in the future: our characters have grown up and that's already a very nice touch to the story, especially since they are also different in their behaviours, especially Hiccup being a very more reliable character and unlike the first movie, where he was more of a "passive" character, he's now always in the battle and you do feel such high respect on seeing his sense of exploration and of knowledge. The music is fantastic, the story is interesting and follows extremely well the first movie almost naturally, and all the characters are so likeable that it's hard to pick a favourite one (SPOILER: heck, my sister cried when Stoick died nearly the end of the movie: I was not expecting that to happen and all in the theatre actually cried when that happened: It's rare when a movie makes everyone cry like that)) and It's just a pleasent movie to watch and watch again.

However if I have to pick a BIG flaw of the movie, that would definitely be the Villain.

I have absolutely no idea who the bad guy was: we see a scene in the past where he tried to submit the village chiefs, and then we move in the future (the movie's present) where he's just bad and controls dragons. That's. It.
Sure, we know -a- reason why he hates dragons, but he has absolutely no character growth and we basically get nothing out of him: he came as he went, and when he dies it's as if nothing happened. That was a huge flaw because it had everything except a well made villain (On this regard, I heard that in the beginning that the main villain was going to be Hiccup's mother, and as much as that idea is a lot more darker than the movie really is, I think it would have worked MUCH better than putting in a random bad guy with basically no character development).

Aside that big flaw, nothing else really ruins it: I honestly didn't expect this movie to be as good as the original, but I'm almost sure that it's even better! Opinions may vary, but I'm definitely gonna watch this movie again, once it comes out in dvd.

Alongside Kung Fu Panda 2!
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OwlieAug 10, 2014
Yes, everything I hoped for and more.. I absolutely loved the animation and splendour of the 'new world'. And the film takes no prisoners, and hated but loved it!
Maybe the morals go a tiny bit over children's heads, don't care, I loved it..
Yes, everything I hoped for and more.. I absolutely loved the animation and splendour of the 'new world'. And the film takes no prisoners, and hated but loved it!
Maybe the morals go a tiny bit over children's heads, don't care, I loved it.. I would never in a million years think a sequel would be better, but it really is.. But you can't have one without the other!
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winterhombreAug 5, 2014
First things first: I never intended to watch this, it turned out to be the movie of choice on a family outing today & I had 0 interest in watching it since I never saw the original nor the series. With that in mind, I'll say I enjoyed everyFirst things first: I never intended to watch this, it turned out to be the movie of choice on a family outing today & I had 0 interest in watching it since I never saw the original nor the series. With that in mind, I'll say I enjoyed every moment and was money well spent.
The movies itself is greatly scripted with some twists and drama you wouldn't expect in a 'kids' movie, but it was one of the reasons why I liked it so much, and it is very well done in terms of animation and modelling (once again surpassing standards and my own expectations). I won't go on about characters and story because you probably already know them and I could spoil something.
I think it's superb and probably one of the best movies I've seen in a while and, without a doubt, one (if not THE) best animated films of the last 10 years. I'd give it a 9.5 but since it won't let me...
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GekkoSoldier1Aug 4, 2014
Love the movie more than I thought I would and I like the first one, more dragons, more story. Heaps of actions and domestic comedy. All I can say is Worth Watching.
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SEROJAug 4, 2014
Decent animation! I'm not going to spoil anything! You may like it but trust me it's really not that good as everyone say. 5/10 is the only true rating for this movie
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Forrestgump1Jul 31, 2014
Well, we can't deny it to ourselves anymore. The gaping tundra of Winter is beyond us, and for that I say we are officially in the midst of the summer movie going season. Sequels, sequels, and more sequels are filling the gaps every weekend,Well, we can't deny it to ourselves anymore. The gaping tundra of Winter is beyond us, and for that I say we are officially in the midst of the summer movie going season. Sequels, sequels, and more sequels are filling the gaps every weekend, 16 to be exact.
Sooner or later, goodwill from post franchises are going to run out. This is not the case with the returning favorites of the beloved "How To Train Your Dragon". "Dragon" was a film nobody, not even myself, suspected of being the next best thing..but it was. A little film from Dreamworks Animation, that distinctly gave Pixar a run for their money. The animation was gorgeous, the story even more so. A voice cast that included Gerard Butler, Jay Baruchel, Craig Ferguson and Jonah Hill. One could perhaps argue that something is "missing" from this sequel, I would argue not.

"How To Train Your Dragon 2" stands on its own, not as a sequel, but as an endearing story of hope, forgiveness, and courage. Our favorite characters are back in full swing. Taking place five years after the events in the first film. Hiccup (Baruchel) and his cohorts are all young adults now, serving as dragon riders in Berk. Who now are living peacefully among the towns people. The curiosity of Hiccup has grown immensely, and the world he thought he knew has opened up wider than he could ever imagine. Dealing with the added stress of being appointed his righteous father, Stoick (Gerard Butler) successor, and his tough as nails girlfriend Astrid (America Ferrera). Hiccup's curiosity eventually gets him caught by a notorious dragon warrior, which eventually turns out to be his long lost mother Valka (Cate Blanchett). Hiccup then discovers the plans of an imminent attack by the ruthless Drago Bludvist, a dragon hunter who will stop at nothing until his army is complete.

Furthermore, the main success here lies within the brilliant character development. I recently saw in an article by Entertainment Weekly in which they compared the characters, I saw a sluggish standing, dependent Hiccup being compared to a 20 year old, one legged and tough Hiccup, and to be honest I couldn't be more happier. As with time, it evidently changes everyone. While sure Hiccup and his friends are "growing facial hair", riding on the backs of dragons like it's nothing. Hiccup has become more than a sensational character to root for, rather a Luke Skywalker for this younger generation. We also can't have this film if not for the loveable mascot and poster child; Toothless. The silly, charming and fun Night Fury dragon, that stole our hearts back in 2008.

Equally, the story is just as good, if not better, than the original. The first one had the added pressure of society accepting dragons. Now they have but, face a greater threat than before. In the form of Drago Bludvist, who's rip-roaring voice is brought to spectacular life by Djimon Hounsou. For a childrens film; his antics are a bit darker than most villains you would see. Younger children may be frightened by his overall appearance. However, from my standpoint, I felt he was a worthy adversary for our crew of heroes. A Darth Vader to Hiccup's Skywalker. I also enjoyed the new character Erin (voiced by Game Of Thrones own Kit Harrington).

Of course, some will likely attest that the film's characters are a bit too harsh, or deafening. Some storybook concepts will likely have to be explained to some youngsters. There is an emotional integrity to be upheld here, and director Dean DeBois keeps that formula that made it's predecessor all the more credible. Including characters we care more about, then we have had before. I found little squabbles here and there of certain action set pieces that perhaps felt out of place. If speaking figuratively it never once took away from my fulfillment and satisfaction.

Most sequels tend to overdo it, others just wreck it's potential franchise. The old saying as it goes "if it ain't broken, don't fix it". "How To Train Your Dragon 2" is an emotionally charged, and high flying adventure. The animation is breathtaking, and better than it has every been. I find it hard looking at this film as a sequel, partially because it's so well done that it stands on its own. Which in any sequel is rare. I can only imagine what the future has in store for our lovable band of characters. I do know one thing, "How To Train Your Dragon 2" falls in that 5 percent of sequels that actually builds on their predecessor.

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By: Nate Adams

Directed By: Dean DeBois
Rated: PG
Runtime: 108 mins
Studio: Dreamworks Animation (Fox)
Release Date: June 13th 2014

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casualadJul 31, 2014
‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ is the sequel to ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ which follows the Vikings of Berk, specifically Hiccup and the Nightfury. Within this sequel dangers comes in form of a human rather than a dragon.

I absolutely
‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ is the sequel to ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ which follows the Vikings of Berk, specifically Hiccup and the Nightfury. Within this sequel dangers comes in form of a human rather than a dragon.

I absolutely enjoyed this film since it managed to enthral and entertain, but provide a heart-warming tale and some remarkable touching moments that get to the audience. The sets and the scenes are mesmerising allowing for some breath-taking backgrounds.

The characterisation of Hiccup is much more thoroughly explored which I find is the best part of this film. In the sequel we see Hiccup as a young adult, more wise and courageous, compared to the slightly accidental young teen he was within the original. This new young adult hiccup allows the story to diverge into extremely touching situations due to the maturity of Hiccup. The other residents of Berk are all delightful to watch from the other matured young adults like Astrid and Fishlegs, to the elders like Gobber and Stoick. The new cast is also a breath of fresh air with one character in particular being the highlight. The dragons from the initial film all retain their characteristics making them all original. The new dragons all have their own unique personalities which fit well within the older, already seen, dragons. The villain is extremely vile by the looks and the actions he partakes in. This causes the audience to instantly hate him and root for the heroes, especially if you’re an animal lover.
I think it could have been improved if they showed a little more of the characteristics of the new species of dragon. Furthermore there is a specific scene that could have been the end of the film setting up for another instalment leaving a cliff-hanger. However they did not do this and did complete the film rather than leaving it at a heart-plucking moment.

In the end ‘How to Train your Dragon 2’ is a step above its predecessor expanding and becoming more engaging. This film is a must see in anyway. Everyone will enjoy ‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ since there is everything for the family.
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gazzaGJul 21, 2014
A rich, exciting and beautifully animated film, which builds upon the successes of the original. If you thought the first was good then go to the cinema and watch this.
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RoraEstJul 16, 2014
This movie taught me of being a peace keeper. It feels like when I was young and I watched The Lord of The Rings: Fellowship of The Ring. Which means, it's perfect. I couldn't more grateful with this movie. I ADORE DREAMWORKS so much!!! :')This movie taught me of being a peace keeper. It feels like when I was young and I watched The Lord of The Rings: Fellowship of The Ring. Which means, it's perfect. I couldn't more grateful with this movie. I ADORE DREAMWORKS so much!!! :') So many children should be more inspired with the movie. I love the whole animation, so high-definition! And the all background with sun lights, those were amazing. I almost felt it's like AVATAR. But, as I said before, the whole movie was perfect as LOTR. It's just I thought John Powell could gave us more. The plot and the action already gave me more but suddenly it feels almost empty with the soundtrack. And, the *spoiler* proposal-song...that's so bad song. #LOL Frozen did better. Well, still, it's amazing. I enchanted with everything. The jokes and the heart-breaking scenes, truly moved me.

Dreamworks, you are my love to you! :'))))
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sammurphy66Jul 14, 2014
Smart, funny, visually splendid, and offering a surprising amount of emotional depth, How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a thoroughly entertaining ride for all ages.
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IonEddieJul 14, 2014
This movie may not have charm you the same way the first one did, but it will make you fall in love with it from its own unique identity, this is not a mere boring sequel. It is entertaining and surprising and for those who think the previewsThis movie may not have charm you the same way the first one did, but it will make you fall in love with it from its own unique identity, this is not a mere boring sequel. It is entertaining and surprising and for those who think the previews spoiled the story, trust me they haven't spoiled a thing. Expand
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iloveFFCJul 13, 2014
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Good sequel. Unlike the rest of the world, I think the first was much better. The movie was good, but there's one part where the movie kinda lost me, Stoick's death. One of my favorite characters got killed off. And after reuniting with his long lost wife, it defanitely made me shed a tear. There's a lot of new dragons, all cool and unique in their own ways, but there's so many new ones I couldn't keep track of them all. Overall, the CGI is fantastic, the characters are fantastic, and the plot is pretty good for a kids movie. I'll give it a 7.5, but there's no halfway option, so it's awesomeness gets it an 8. Expand
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mfuegenJul 13, 2014
My family and I loved this movie. We were amazed to find that he found his mother and that she was so much like him. We all cried when the father passed away. There were surprises around each corner and the age of the main character wasMy family and I loved this movie. We were amazed to find that he found his mother and that she was so much like him. We all cried when the father passed away. There were surprises around each corner and the age of the main character was also on course. All of the emotions it hit with us and we would recommend it to anyone of any age. Great movie. Expand
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