How to Train your Dragon

[supersonic45]

Anyone seen it? I heard it's as good as a Pixar movie. And it got a 97% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Trailer: http://youtube.com/watch?v=qHUhygdAZIw

 

[Little Djermy]

I saw it on opening day and as plainly shown by my avatar, I absolutely loved it. HTTYD is absolutely my favorite movie of all time. It was very fun just to watch and the amount of detail in everything that was on screen was breathtaking.

The story was about as cliche as the story in a children's movie could be, but it was still a great movie, being helped by the characters and the dragons themselves. Overall, though, my favorite part about the movie was the main title dragon, Toothless. He was a great example of awesome animation, being part dragon and part stealth bomber.

I actually want to go back and see it again.

 

[robotrippinnn]

I haven't seen it yet and I probably won't.The storyline seems very unoriginal to me.

 

[Metal Knux]

I'm thinking of seeing it soon, looks funny from the trailers...

EDIT: Just saw it and loved it... Well, most of it(reference)...

 

[TrueTenguMan]

I haven't seen it yet and I probably won't.The storyline seems very unoriginal to me.

Like most of the material of today is really "Original". But despite that, it's something cute for the family to enjoy watching. Hopefully I get to see it this month or the next.

 

[supersonic45]

Majority of movies are based on books, only a few truly original.

These days, originality in movies is quite rare, as they can all be compared to another movie with a similar plot/cast of characters.

 

[frozenLake]

I saw the movie. There were only a few parts that related to the book, BUT I LOVED IT

 

[Blade The Armadillo]

...there was a book?

 

[supersonic45]

Not that I know of. They're are millions of books, who knows, maybe it's based a book exclusive to Norway!