How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

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WapitikevMar 10, 2019

A satisfying conclusion to the H2TYD movie series...seemed a bit rushed, particularly the action scenes, but overall a decent film. Recommended.

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JerryWApr 1, 2019

Although I liked the movie itself, I should probably add that it was not as good as the first two. Still, I believe it is worth watching, at around the middle of the movie, it starts getting more interesting. The ending was very emotional andAlthough I liked the movie itself, I should probably add that it was not as good as the first two. Still, I believe it is worth watching, at around the middle of the movie, it starts getting more interesting. The ending was very emotional and different. I recommend it to anyone who wants to see how it all ends.… Expand

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sirrongFeb 15, 2020

I think I'm tired of this story. The movie isn't bad, but the storylines are too familiar.

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7

thegldtAug 7, 2019

While How To Train Your Dragon never really taught us how to train dragons, The Hidden World can at least teach us a lesson or two about love and letting go. To witness this enchanting and nostalgic series come to an end is bittersweet, andWhile How To Train Your Dragon never really taught us how to train dragons, The Hidden World can at least teach us a lesson or two about love and letting go. To witness this enchanting and nostalgic series come to an end is bittersweet, and in itself a practice of love — a love that knows how to let go.… Expand

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EricHillJan 22, 2020

It was wonderful to see Hiccup as the one who was helping Toothless. A friendship that was not selfish, but rather, giving.

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AgentLviJul 21, 2023

Decent movie. The story is so --so, scoring is great, visual is decent, and the voice is also great

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TyranianMay 16, 2019

Decent third film with strong animation and music though very poor writing.

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DominArsenOct 27, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Dragon 3 is a good film starring two kings Dragons to liberate an oppressed people for their power and ways of living in the midst of the Vikings. Vikings who suddenly become enemies of the crown. Most scenes have no downtime, no breaks. The result is a work of staging particularly well worked. The combat choreographies are nice, but not exceptional. This dragon 3 leaves us less an area of solitude as are predecessor, but on this episode the environments are completed by copy / pasted and it sees that. Beyond that, there remains a nice film powered by his catchy music.

Dragon 3 est un bon film mettant en scène deux Dragons rois devant libérer un peuple opprimé pour leur puissance et leurs manières de vivre au milieu des Vikings. Des Vikings qui du coup deviennent ennemis de la couronne. La plupart des scènes n'ont aucun temps d'arrêt, aucune coupure. Il en résulte un travail de la mise en scène particulièrement bien travaillé. Les chorégraphies de combat sont sympathiques, mais pas exceptionnelles. Ce dragon 3 nous laisse moins un aire de solitude comme sont prédécesseur, mais sur cet épisode les environnements sont complétés par copier/collé et ça ce voit. Au-delà de ça il en reste un film sympa propulsé par sa musique entrainante.… Expand

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MayfieldjaMar 10, 2019

Though this film lacks the emotional punch of the first two installments of this trilogy, The Hidden World still puts a nice little bow onto the film franchise that the kids will enjoy. You will still find some laughs but ultimately this filmThough this film lacks the emotional punch of the first two installments of this trilogy, The Hidden World still puts a nice little bow onto the film franchise that the kids will enjoy. You will still find some laughs but ultimately this film is the weakest of three with less character development and less depth than it’s predecessors.… Expand

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CyberRobotnixMar 3, 2019

I think it's enough of these "Train Your Dragon" movies, all good things have to end.

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SamSayajinFeb 22, 2019

Above average film.Its a fine conclusion to the trilogy but i like much more the 2nd

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LajaleaaJul 15, 2019

"You're supposed to be the generation who lead us into the future."
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( 65/100 ) . No hay mucha diferencia entre ésta y varias otras películas infantiles. How To Train Your Dragon jamás fue mi mayor afición y ver la conclusión de esta saga no"You're supposed to be the generation who lead us into the future."
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( 65/100 )
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No hay mucha diferencia entre ésta y varias otras películas infantiles. How To Train Your Dragon jamás fue mi mayor afición y ver la conclusión de esta saga no me fue conmovedor. Sin embargo debo de admitir que hay un par de momentos de gran valor narrativo y emotivo que la salvan de ser totalmente invisible.
En esta aventura, Toothless y Hiccup, interpretado por Jay Baruchel, rescatan dragones y los integran a un estilo de vida más seguro. Sin embargo, el espacio en donde habitan ya es muy pequeño para todos los integrantes y también es muy vulnerable de los agresores, por lo tanto, el plan es mudar a la sociedad de dragones y humanos al mundo escondido en donde podrán vivir sin confrontaciones.
La única parte de ingenio que vale la pena rescatar en la narrativa es la forma en la que el amor no se puede sostener sin la amistad. Me hubiera gustado una resolución en la que el sacrificio y el abandono no se hubiera dado, pero también entiendo que es parte de una intención que hará que sobreviva tanto la emoción por la saga como el respeto por la mitología en la que se basa. Visualmente, sí es un festín. Hay una aglomeración de elementos y detalles que hace que el recorrido asombre con colores, formas, especies, lugares y una que otra secuencia visual que hará que el cariño de la gente por la saga no desaparezca pronto. Hiccups le enseña al público el valor del ser incondicional y la forma en la que eso crea amistades y relaciones tan fuertes, humildes y transparentes que la distancia, cuando es la solución, no es un obstáculo. The Hidden World es una película carismática que no aspira a nada más que a mostrar un mundo visualmente hermoso y una narrativa fácil de digerir cuyas pequeñas vueltas dramáticas engancharán a grandes y pequeños.
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There's not much difference between this and many other kids movies. How To Train Your Dragon never was my biggest fondness and seen the conclusion of this saga was not really moving for me. Nevertheless, I will admit that there are a couple of moments with great narrative and emotive value that save it from being completely invisible.
In this adventure, Toothless y Hiccup, voiced by Jay Baruchel, rescue and integrate dragons to a much safer life stile. The problem is that the space where they live is too small for all of the members and too vulnerable to attackers, therefore, the plan is to move the human-dragon society to a hidden place in which they will be able to live with no confrontations.
The only clever part that is worth saving in the narrative is the way in which love is unsustainable without friendship. I would’ve liked a resolution in which sacrifice and abandonment would not have happened, but I also understand that is all part of the intention to survive both the emotion for the saga and the respect for the mythology in which is based. Visually, it is a feast. There's a jam of elements and details that makes the travel to surprise with colors, forms, species, places and some few visual sequences that will hold the affection of the people to the saga for some long time. Hiccups teaches about the value of being unconditional and the form in which that creates strong, humble and honest enough friendships and relationships that distance, when it is a solution, it's not an obstacle. The Hidden World is a charismatic movie that doesn't aspire to more than a visually beautiful world and an easy to consume narrative with little dramatic turns that will engage kids and grown ups.… Expand

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LouesApr 8, 2019

The emotions and animation are better than the antecessors, but we have a really weak script.
This is not a bad movie, however it's worse than the other two.

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6

nicktohzyuJun 8, 2019

Good graphics and passable laughs but the narrative is lacking and the pace is too slow, sometime adding cheesy moments that drag on for too long

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6

AndresandyartguJul 25, 2019

Was bored , the worst of this saga , unfunny , the only good part is toothles and his girldfriend

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6

DolphinReviewsJul 20, 2022

Funny at times and emotional at others. It's an enjoyable movie but nothing all too inventive.

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5

TVJerryFeb 27, 2019

This is the 3rd installment in this series about a young man and his friendly dragon. It starts with his community rescuing a bunch of captured dragons, but their plight from a diabolical villain is played out thru the rest of the plot. ThereThis is the 3rd installment in this series about a young man and his friendly dragon. It starts with his community rescuing a bunch of captured dragons, but their plight from a diabolical villain is played out thru the rest of the plot. There are plenty of bizarrely funky dragons, lots of frenzied action and some mildly charming supporting characters. This final chapter will appeal to fans who are invested in the series, but there's nothing particularly original or special here. The ending is sweet.… Expand

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superfieldsJul 11, 2019

they waited years to release this poorly executed film, that falls way below the mark of the other two previous films. just awful

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TrevorsViewFeb 22, 2019

Moving to a new place can feel like your own house got set on fire. Meeting someone who speaks another language can feel like you are talking to a wall. Deciding to shower in the morning instead of the evening can shift your entire sleepMoving to a new place can feel like your own house got set on fire. Meeting someone who speaks another language can feel like you are talking to a wall. Deciding to shower in the morning instead of the evening can shift your entire sleep routine. Embracing change puts a toll on anyone, myself included. DreamWorks’ attentive conclusion to their popular trilogy presents these challenges and more in an approach that guarantees any child at heart watching How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World will confront transformation greater as a result.

The screenplay to this otherwise watchable feature remains too safe by keeping the side characters to one-note comic devices, as was the problem with previous installments to the franchise. While Toothless learning how to court a white female dragon of his own species becomes a sweet scene without dialogue, the naïve bonding still may distance most others who would see this as too little-kiddish. Adults may enjoy the relatively huge clouds that progress into a powerful storm, yet the sudden splendor ultimately remains pretty hollow in its true meaning. Some older viewers may see it all as nothing but a weak tool for empty spectacle to prioritize its claims to help sincere problems. Not all kids would be totally into the experience either, as some could possibly find some of the dragons too scary, especially a couple of sabretooth venom-spitters who go on a rage in their own flames. Stuff like that could make children skip over the message.

Speaking of the message, a bland flashback copies The Lion King with an overused theme, “humans shouldn’t exercise authority over the environment,” with little added on to it that other family films have done better in the past. Its catalyst for delivering that theme centers around an unnecessary lazy old villain trope who kills Night Furies when the focus should have stayed on a true, healthy friendship. There’s the strong friendship between Hiccup and his dragon alright, but what about Fishlegs, Snotlout, Ruffnutt, Tuffnutt, and even Astrid? Nothing exploits the clear changes in each of the friends since their first appearances to display their growth… not even Fishlegs’ new braided moustache. It’s the same problem movies numbers one and two have: the gang is not fully invested to help Hiccup decide what’s best for Berk.

Now with the negative aspects out of the way, DreamWorks’ franchise still remains a wonderful investment. Considering our culture wants to build up borders, what a breath of fresh air that the big screen unites nationalities through something unanimously tangible. The Hidden World does so in a way that must be seen only in IMAX as more dragons fly than ever within neon glows, even to the extent of caressing a silent storytelling language! At a smaller scale, the white Night Fury’s slumber within radiant backlights looks pure inside her misty forest. Then she moves catlike before turning invisible: prim, independent, and well mannered.

Everyone can understand animals (that includes dragons), a truth exploited to its full potential when some green auroras grace a sky dance to contrast against other larger, uglier, beast designs. The immense range of scale guides Berk’s soft sunrise stretched from one of Earth’s corners to another that looks much stronger after the foggy rescue mission prologue gives a cold aura. To tie it all together into a cohesive unit, the franchise’s usual director adds dramatic flames beneath the magic hour moments to symbolize Hiccup’s fear of being a nobody without his pet.

To make things better, the vocal cast puts their best feet forward without any more of those fake-sounding accents! Jay Baruchel improved quite a lot after struggling a little throughout the first two installments; he carries our familiar hero to take on those new responsibilities of being chief to great success.

The wonderful continuation off past movies helps our sympathetic capacity, both in the story arcs and the quality of the animation; Toothless’ sand drawing turns out better now because the sand texture moves so realistically thanks to technological wizardry! These filmmakers clearly matured as they present a series finale that sweetens the senses, as if you too grew over the last decade.

We all must take on those risky challenges, as do I, being always caught in personal thoughts. So, I recently joined my church’s Spain mission trip as a way to enforce needed growth. In that same way, Hiccup’s sky-riding has done wonders to inspire fans the past nine years—you can do the same, whether raising a son or daughter, a dog, a cat, employees, or a workspace. Then, proper etiquette can be taught and learned to eventually help others expose the hidden.… Expand

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AkumaJackApr 26, 2019

Loved the first two movies. This one is kinda "meh". It's a slower version of the same story we saw years ago, with nothing really interesting or emotionally moving happening. Nothing really happens until the last 10 movies and i was tooLoved the first two movies. This one is kinda "meh". It's a slower version of the same story we saw years ago, with nothing really interesting or emotionally moving happening. Nothing really happens until the last 10 movies and i was too bored out to care anymore. Too bad it ended like that. Avoid.… Expand

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PurplepufferyFeb 26, 2019

Wish I could say more, but this movie just wasn't good. I've read the books, watched the first movie around 42 times, the second around 6, and have seen both tv series. I'm a huge fan of the HtTYD series, and that's why this hurts me soWish I could say more, but this movie just wasn't good. I've read the books, watched the first movie around 42 times, the second around 6, and have seen both tv series. I'm a huge fan of the HtTYD series, and that's why this hurts me so much.
The movie is visually stunning, and John Powell's soundtrack work salvaged it for me.
The plot is incredibly forced, and emotionally draining with how unsatisfactory this movie is.
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AntonioSanAlo99Jun 24, 2019

A silly plot without so much inspiration, good visuals but a mess of narrative. Only can be saved by its finale, very sensitive and energetic to put an end to the trilogy.

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avadaApr 15, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. So very poor. With repetative and nonsensical storylines. Rampant dragonphilia. Toothless gets another upgrade pulled out of thin air. They continued with that alpha, dragon-king nonsense, despite toothless not having hypnotic powers. They add to its ridiculousness with some magic mind-control venom.
They find a hidden undergorund world where magically there's sunligh. And lots of dragons. And apparently they feed on nothing at all. Of course toothless instantly becomes king and the other dragons bow... Even the Alpha from the second movie. Of course all dragons need to hide there, for some reason...
Such a steep downhill from the first movie to the third. It was painful to watch. It has no sense or palatable story. Only cheaply constructed sentimentalism (dragons good, humans bad), beast love, and equally cheap human romance.
At the end they apparently stayed at a remote unfamiliar island, instead of going home for no reason...
Toothless apparently learnt to fix its mechanical tail on its own BTW.

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KoyzumieMar 29, 2021

Such a crushing dissapointment. I love the idea of this movie, that sometimes to protect what we love means letting it go, but as the final chapter to the HTTYD it falls flat. It betrays the well established themes of standing up for ourSuch a crushing dissapointment. I love the idea of this movie, that sometimes to protect what we love means letting it go, but as the final chapter to the HTTYD it falls flat. It betrays the well established themes of standing up for our beliefs and striving to create a better world which had been present since the first film.… Expand

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promised_mahdiApr 16, 2019

only reason i had to watch it was love between toothless and light fury and only things i like about this episode is hiccup's wedding with astrid i was waiting for it since 2010 and some scenes were like first episode and also soundtracksonly reason i had to watch it was love between toothless and light fury and only things i like about this episode is hiccup's wedding with astrid i was waiting for it since 2010 and some scenes were like first episode and also soundtracks from 2010 were amazing but at end i hate it and never watch again what kind of end was that end "we should separate friends because there is enemy and it isn't important we can defeat that enemy" it's not sane at all ):… Expand

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LUntikusADApr 7, 2019

Откровенно очень плохое продолжение, я не понимаю почему у этого мультика такой рейтинг?( Ведь ты весь сюжет узнаёшь в трейлере, и это очень плохо я никому не рекомендую этот мультикОткровенно очень плохое продолжение, я не понимаю почему у этого мультика такой рейтинг?( Ведь ты весь сюжет узнаёшь в трейлере, и это очень плохо я никому не рекомендую этот мультик

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JustANHTTYDFanMar 2, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. As a HTTYD fan since 2017, and someone who loves the series, I can say that I believe in all honesty that The Hidden World is not just the worst of the trilogy, but probably the worst Animated Movie in the last few years. The plot is borderline incomprehensible at points, the characters don't feel alive but more like puppets of the plot, and the dragon flirting scenes drag on for too long (pun intended), the villain is a total idiot who only succeeds based on luck and the main character's being stupider than they ever were in the previous two, and a forced "Humans don't deserve Dragons, Humans are bad and you should feel bad cause your bad just for being Human. Bye bye Dragons" message at the end.

Hiccup has gone from someone who always does the right thing, who doesn't give up easily (or at all) to someone who would rather run from their problems and give up on trying to make peace with Dragons work (even though it was already working for SIX YEARS up to that point). Toothless has gone from a fiercely loyal, lovable in the "he's just as much a dork as Hiccup" and also that factor of "I want respect" and been turned into less of a dragon and more of a dog which wants to f##k and nothing else. As someone who's favorite character is HTTYD1 and 2 Toothless, seeing this version of 'Toothless' made me wonder when they'd actually bring THW out and stop showing us this fake. Also, suddenly this Toothless is now the King of All Dragons just so Dean can say it was responsibility that tore them apart, not Toothless wanting to f##k.

Grimmel's plans only work because of stupid f##k-ups which characters previously wouldn't have made or pure dumb luck. The Light Fury was just sitting in the forest unchained, if she had woken up earlier and flown off, Grimmel's plan to "lure Toothless away" would've been dead in the water. If Toothless and the Light Fury had gone to the Hidden World (which isn't very hidden, being a gigantic **** hole in the ocean) and not come back then Grimmel's plan would've been derailed. If Ruffnut had looked back at all on the flight to New Berk or Ruffnut had not been left behind in the first place, Grimmel would've taken much longer if not never have been able to find the Berkians.

And now let's talk about the Light Fury. I hate her, she is a plank of wood sprayed with a white variant of Flint Lockwood's Spray On Shoes. She has zero personality to speak of, and the only reason she exists is to tear Hiccup and Toothless apart so Dean doesn't have to make a fourth movie, also so Dean can push his message of "Humans bad agghh"
The Riders act like bumbling idiots in this movie, now somehow unable to work without their dragons even though the last act of HTTYD2 literally had them working together, WITHOUT DRAGONS, to distract the Alpha. Valka has zero to no relevance to the story or Hiccup's character besides one scene. If you were hoping to get more of Valka and how she and Hiccup interact, you'll be majorly disappointed.

Berk in this movie has been transformed into a seizure inducing sensory overload hell, I would rather drink boiling water than look at this movie's Berk for more than a few hours. New Berk is the most geographically impossible location I've ever seen, and the actual Hidden World is literally a underground cage just dressed up to look like some fantastical world, when it reality it isn't.

Also the forced separation at the end is only so Dean doesn't have to make sequels. Dragons aren't safe? They literally just DECIMATED the Hunter Fleet with little to no difficulty, and compared to Drago, they didn't even loose anyone or suffer any injuries. Dragons don't belong with Humans? What about the last 6 years where the Dragons were PERFECTLY FINE on Berk?

I could go on and on but I see no point to do so. To cut it short, I'd rather watch paint dry than watch this movie, it'd be more entertaining and less painful. Don't watch The Hidden World.
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CurryisdeliciouMar 2, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Unforgivably bad. I've been a fan of HTTYD for years, and they abandoned every last scrap of the series' heart, integrity, and purpose for a glossy and oversaturated Disney rip-off that can't hold the plot together to save its life. Characters behave in whatever way Dean DeBlois requires them to with scant regard for their characterization five minutes in either direction, let alone the past two movies. Plot holes fly fast and thick. Loyal, confident, snarky Toothless has been reduced to a literal slobbering pet, Astrid the inexplicably jealous girlfriend who chastises Hiccup for expecting Toothless to ever come home, Valka an airbrushed-free-of-wrinkles Barbie who dispenses advice on how to be a supportive woman. The Light Fury, our love interest and Toothless's "call to the wild", couldn't be more of a non-character if she tried. Soft and round as playdoh and covered with pink sparkles and heart motifs, the film's crew is unapologetically open about the fact that she only exists to be "feminine and graceful" and offer Toothless "the promise of propagation" despite being an entirely different species. Everything about Toothless seems to disgust her on a visceral level, yet we're supposed to support Toothless when he commands his entire flock of dragons -- down to the last hatchling -- into hunters' cages when she's held hostage. She's never even given a name.

The threats aren't threatening, the characters are shallow and mean-spirited, and the titular Hidden World is barely shown. The villain is a bleached out Snow Miser who succeeds in harming no one; his mind-controlled Deathgripper dragons look scary and thus we're not supposed to care when Toothless murders them for being under the sway of the same chemical as his new girlfriend. The warlords are incompetent boobs and the armada of thousands goes down without a single casualty. And I could forgive all of that, every last bit, if not for the film's reprehensible Aesop; that all the things it preached to us in previous films were actually childish, selfish, and naive. Friendship means little to nothing, different people need to be segregated for their own safety, and your dream of making the world slightly better is stupid. Just sit down and have kids.

Shame on you, Dean DeBlois.
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FusionFuryRealFeb 20, 2022

This is probably one of the worst movies I have ever seen, characters that are inconsistent with the previous movies, horrible themes, etc. Even on its own unconnected to the previous movies, the plot is very broken just beneath the surfaceThis is probably one of the worst movies I have ever seen, characters that are inconsistent with the previous movies, horrible themes, etc. Even on its own unconnected to the previous movies, the plot is very broken just beneath the surface and held together with scotch-tape.… Expand

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