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How to Train Your Dragon
Cast
Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, Craig Ferguson, America Ferrera View AllCrew
Chris Sanders (Screenplay), Chris Sanders (Director), Dean DeBlois (Screenplay), Dean DeBlois (Director) View All
Release: Mar. 10th, 2010
Runtime: 1 hour, 38 minutes
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How to Train Your Dragon
Saw this yesterday, and I enjoyed it quite a bit. What's that, you say? A review? Well, okay:
How to Train Your Dragon
As is the case with most animated fare, the story is a fa...
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Will How to Train Your Dragon end up as one of the best trilogies?
You know how people usually say Toy Story is up there with the best trilogies like LotR, the Dark Knight or Bourne? Do you think How to Train Your Dragon will end up the same way?
I think it might,...
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How to Train Your Dragon 3, Anyone Interested?
Just out of curiosity, who in the forums are interested in HOTYD3?
According to Wikipedia, the How to Train Your Dragon series is meant to be a trilogy with the third giving us, the audience an expla...
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Live-action How to Train Your Dragon (2025)
So, heard there's a new live-action version of How to Train your Dragon coming out next year, and here's the first look photo from the movie:
Mason Thames is playing Hiccup, while Toothless the...
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she goes and sees the train, he rides a horse in the train with flowers?
Hello! Please help me remember the movie.
A young girl comes to the wilderness to teach in any school. There she was at first refused to obey. The class was an adult male, who does not get on with i...
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Iroquois
I know I shouldn't expect anything too complex from a family film like this one, but this narrative in particular has been in a lot of the major animated films recently and it's distracting how, for all the visual flair and whatnot on display, DreamWorks and even Pixar have been reusing it without m....
Tramuzgan
How to Train Your Dragon is often considered the best Dreamworks movie, and while I'd still argue Megamind is better, this one is a close second.
KeyserCorleone
But the one I had the highest expectations for, being a huge Shrek fan, was the Dreamworks movie Imdb considers better than Shrek: How to Train Your Dragon.
