How to Train Your Dragon

Name: How to Train Your Dragon
Duration: 1 h 38 min
Rating: 4.0

1hr 38m
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Atom User Reviews

4.0 out of 5

#plottwist

#original

#surprising

What made me love this movie is the fact it didn't stick to the usual everyone will be okay type feel. I love that it show realistic situations. It sucks what happened to the kid but it shows him in a positive way and reminds you there are other kids out there the same way.

Esther F

Metacritic

Universal acclaim based on 650 Reviews

Has two or three booming and intense action sequences that may leave the littlest audience members more quaking than charmed. But the notion of having a pet dragon - just like a pet whale, or a pet lion - is a scenario that should appeal to children of all ages.

Steven Rea

Philadelphia Inquirer

A 3D movie that will intrigue kids and adults alike but might play raggedly in both camps.

Kirk Honeycutt

The Hollywood Reporter

What gives their story emotional heft has to do with a different kind of dimension: a depth of feeling surrounding the Black Stallion-style bonding of boy and beast.

Bob Mondello

NPR

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Movie Info & Cast

Director: Dean DeBlois, Chris Sanders

Producer: Bonnie Arnold, Kristine Belson, Suzanne Buirgy

Writer: William Davies, Dean DeBlois, Chris Sanders

Release Date: Mar 26, 2010

Runtime: 1hr 38m

Synopsis

A hapless young Viking who aspires to hunt dragons becomes the unlikely friend of a young dragon himself, and learns there may be more to the creatures than he assumed.

Cast

Jay Baruchel
Gerard Butler
Craig Ferguson
America Ferrera
Jonah Hill
Christopher Mintz-Plasse
T.J. Miller
Kristen Wiig
Robin Atkin Downes
Philip McGrade

Did You Know?

Trivia

(Cameo) David Tennant: the narrator of the How To Train Your Dragon audio book series, provides the voice of Spitelout, though he is not credited. He also narrates some features on the film's website.

Goofs

When Hiccup first attached the artificial tail fin, Toothless is distracted by eating fish from a basket. Toothless takes off with Hiccup on his tail, we get a shot of the ground - the basket is missing.