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After dealing with some work things (don't expect me to get into it yet but it does get me angry and annoyed.) I have gone to the theater to see How to Train Your Dragon.
I thought it was really good and hilarious at parts. Needless to say afterward I was like (and still am!) I want a pet dragon! Toothless (the black cat-like one) is amazing, has a very cat-like personality, and he is adorable! Also the large dragon in the epic battle at the end is very large. One of the good things that was in the movie was even the hero, Hiccup isn't impervious to damage and even he has a wound he won't forget. Too many heroes in movies, especially animated ones go through them without getting scratches, this was a nice change.
Overall, I love it and urge you all to see it. How to Train Your Dragon is a fabulous movie and is fun for all ages.
Kohaku, who is currently training his own dragon.
I thought it was really good and hilarious at parts. Needless to say afterward I was like (and still am!) I want a pet dragon! Toothless (the black cat-like one) is amazing, has a very cat-like personality, and he is adorable! Also the large dragon in the epic battle at the end is very large. One of the good things that was in the movie was even the hero, Hiccup isn't impervious to damage and even he has a wound he won't forget. Too many heroes in movies, especially animated ones go through them without getting scratches, this was a nice change.
Overall, I love it and urge you all to see it. How to Train Your Dragon is a fabulous movie and is fun for all ages.
Kohaku, who is currently training his own dragon.
I might need to go see this now.