Atom User Reviews for How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

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.

Absolutely disappointing, movie was garbage compared to the last two, you can wait to stream it online, save your money

Amazing conclusion to my childhood series

Such a wonderful movie!

I’ve never seen something so beautifully animated, great job to dreamworks and the whole team for bringing this amazing story to life!

My boyfriend got me into this series when he showed me the first HTTYD and when we saw the second one I was completely hooked! After we had owned both in Blu-ray it was only right to go see the 3rd one and boy am I excited for this movie to come out in blue ray as well! I absolutely loved it! Left me in tears! Thank you to every single person involved in this movie’s production because I was nothing but happy watching this movie and enjoying every minute of it!

I couldn’t tell if I was watching #2 or #3. It was the same plot but with a different name on the bad guy, now with even less of a motive fueling him!

great movie. it's a love story between dragons. if you liked the first two movies, you'll love this one.

Movie was absolutely amazing and a real tear jerker !

Too many moments with dragon noises

The narrative thrust of The Hidden World sputters any time humans are involved. Much of the plot exists only to stall the characters until the film winds its way to a touching conclusion.

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

The film’s coming-of-age story might remain familiar, its emotional arc may be broad, and its messages about self-belief and taking chances fall into the tried-and-tested camp, but DeBlois still builds an engaging, sincere and tender world brimming with depth and detail.