How To Train Your Dragon

Smashgoom202

Dry Bowser
Retired Wiki Staff
New Dreamworks picture, coming next year, along with the new Shrek movie.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHUhygdAZIw

Yeah, I saw that trailer and the only thing that interested me was the dragon, "Toothless". I love dragons. I may see this movie only to see the dragon.

It's interesting to note that this movie is "based" on a series of children's novels, though the movie tells a completely different story. I suppose lovers of the novels will hate the movie, just as I hate some of the Harry Potter movies and the Dragon Ball movie for not taking liberties from the original source material...

It's kind of sad, how I get majorly upset about stuff like that, even if the movie's good. And yet here, the movie looks good, but people are saying that the movie is ruined because it doesn't exactly follow the original story...

I feel so conflicted...

...Well, anyway, what do you all think?
 
Doesn't look that bad, I guess.
 
Super Happy Nerd Time said:
I was expecting Pokémon when I saw the title. :'(
If it was meant to be a Pokémon movie, it would of had "Pokémon" in the title.
 
Smashgoom202 said:
Super Happy Nerd Time said:
I was expecting Pokémon when I saw the title. :'(
If it was meant to be a Pokémon movie, it would of had "Pokémon" in the title.
Most people don't use the "Pokémon" part when speaking about the movies. Take Lucario and the Mystery of Mew for example.
 
Super Happy Nerd Time said:
Smashgoom202 said:
Super Happy Nerd Time said:
I was expecting Pokémon when I saw the title. :'(
If it was meant to be a Pokémon movie, it would of had "Pokémon" in the title.
Most people don't use the "Pokémon" part when speaking about the movies. Take Lucario and the Mystery of Mew for example.
Or Arceus and the Jewel of Life.

This movie shoulda been a Pokémon movie about training a Charizard.
 
Lyra said:
Smashgoom202 said:
Super Happy Nerd Time said:
I was expecting Pokémon when I saw the title. :'(
If it was meant to be a Pokémon movie, it would of had "Pokémon" in the title.
Most people don't use the "Pokémon" part when speaking about the movies. Take Lucario and the Mystery of Mew for example.
Funny story, while watching the movie, my mom saw Toothless for the first time and whispered to me: "Don't that look like a Pokémon?" It didn't remind me of any Pokémon off the top of my head, but whatever.

Anyway I just saw the movie, and I really liked it! Toothless was adorable, just like I expected. But you know what? I also liked the other dragons, the vikings, and the whole message the movie conveyed.
 
It got very good reviews, apparently.

Oh, and it's about Vikings.
 
The only good DreamWorks movies were Shrek and Shrek 2. It's all downhill from there.