A fantastic final installment to a series we've been enjoying for almost a decade. It's action-packed and full of laugh out loud moments. It brought more than a few tears to my eyes, too.

Where can I find me my very own toothless?? Had me tearing up more then once! The Movie was a tad slow in the beginning but well worth the wait as the movie goes on.

As DeBlois engineers this tale towards an expectedly exciting and poignant conclusion, one realizes how well that cleverly misdirecting title How to Train Your Dragon has morphed from literal to figurative, from being about command and obeisance to handling the turmoil within.

Robert Abele

TheWrap

Pulling off a rare three-peat, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World is a tender, spirited coming-of-age CG-animated feature that proves every bit as emotionally resonant and artistically rendered as its 2010 and 2014 predecessors, if not even more so.

Michael Rechtshaffen

The Hollywood Reporter

Here, the visuals outdo anything we’ve seen before, to such a degree that we might almost overlook the subtler innovations in the character animation: the nuances of expression on both the human and reptilian faces, and the wonderful nonverbal tactics these artists use to convey emotional intricacies neither Hiccup nor Toothless have had to communicate before, all of which pays off in an unforgettable final scene.

Peter Debruge

Variety