[packagingguy]

Well I was going to take my kid to this movie last weekend but we went to see the Minecraft movie (again). Looks like we didn’t miss anything.

[Red Badger]

Posters say the answer is clear - the studio 'talent' isn’t making movies for mass audiences, they’re making movies for themselves and about themselves.

[Tell It Right]

Did you have to wear garbage bags to protect yourself from food flinging?

[lee martell]

I never planned to see this movie, even though once in a great while, I enjoy a cartoon or well animated movie with a good story. I did go see “How to Tame Your Dragon”. I really enjoyed that film. It was well crafted, with CGI not overused or overwhelming the human characters.

It was a tale of fantasy and adventure , impossible adventures, but you know what? I began to care about the characters, even the main Dragon. Some parts felt as deep and appealing as when I saw the movie ET tons of years ago. I made the right choice.

There was a Father and Son relationship struggle depicted with the Teenage Boy who learned to train this Dragon.
I identified with that struggle to prove myself. It was funny in many scenes too. Not serious or too pushy.