From "We have pests" To "We have pets" Watching the movie from start to finish is always so nice and satisfying. You always find new things the more you watch it
To this day, the How to Train Your Dragon franchise is the only franchise that has ever made me cry. First during Stoic’s death, and then at the end of the third film, when Hiccup learns to let go.
Great video once again. It’s movies like this, Prince of Egypt and Kung Fu Panda that make me feel that most times DreamWorks waste their potential. That’s not to say I don’t like their more wacky stuff (El Dorado, Shrek 1and 2, Madagascar franchise, Captain Underpants and Mr. Peabody and Sherman), but there is just a great studio hiding somewhere, but mostly use it for garbage like Shark Tale, Boss Baby and Trolls. The Dragon trilogy (saw an early screening of The Hidden World) shows how when DreamWorks really puts in the effort, they can make something on par with most of Disney and Pixar material. Also, hope you enjoyed my Lego Movie 2 review and on an unrelated note, I finally read Mister Miracle and got the trade (as well as my Vision trades) signed by Tom King himself!
Thank you so much!! This analysis says exactly what I love abt this movie! I'm so shocked whenever I say this is my favourite movie and people haven't even heard of it! It is a beautiful, pure masterpiece that deserves acclaim and respect.
I rewatched the 3 movies last weekend, and I now want to watch it over again! It’s just a perfect example of a emotional, entertaining, beautifully animated movie!
I keep hearing the soundtracks in the bg and waiting for the music to really kick up, but it's edited to move on so as to stay calm background music that doesn't draw too much attention. Well-edited, but _it's driving me nuts man_ Some examples: 0:27, 4:28
Interesting choice of video. Very well timed, especially with the recent discovery of an anti-LGBT “emoji” Unicode glitch. Hope more people listen to the movie’s message of positive change thanks to your video.
@Yowatsapp 05 This video explained that - at it's core, it's a movie about settling misunderstandings and accepting change for a better future. Discrimination, including towards lgbt+ people, fits into the list of real world problems that that message could apply to.
Dude get out of my head. I had never seen this until last Thursday and a week later you have this up. What's next, some Godland throwback to silver age cosmic?
Very accurate and beautiful message. It's tragic that it is completely given up on by the most capable person/ society and all thrown away in the end. That beautiful change they fought to build never lasts and Toothless dies as a result of Hiccup's lack of fortitude and foresight. Dean really butchered the message and core of the characters and their arcs in the final film. Definitely slapped a bow on it to wrap this all up. There's been a push in the serious fan base to make the final film not canon and have a rewrite made/ released due to so many plot holes and character breaks and I would be ecstatic if that is seen through. It's an incredibly made film, just how the characters, the story, and overall message was feigned, forced, and outright egregious in multiple instances. So much work, passion, and progress gained in their world and one of the most beloved characters... now dead.
@Aydin never said it was ruined to any given degree.... just presented a list of objective points that occurred in the film and how they fundamentally posed conflict, contradictions, and or completely disregarded what the franchise had worked so hard to develop and establish with its themes, plot, story, and characters.
@@Sarah-ov1rb I think the original post, saying "all thrown out" or "now dead," gave me that feeling. I agree though, I feel like the ending seemed illogical and kinda railroaded, not considering other options that would have made a lot more sense and been better overall. I'd hope there could have been other ways to get the story's message across (which I think was a good message, letting go has to be a part of life - though letting go doesn't mean gone forever). I think I was just pointing out that despite how the conclusion was handled, it still did *work* as a conclusion - not *all* bad.
I watched the third part of the franchise last night.
Truly this trilogy will be remember as a real example of how beautiful animation is.
I’m very excited to see part 3!
From
"We have pests"
To
"We have pets"
Watching the movie from start to finish is always so nice and satisfying. You always find new things the more you watch it
aaaaand we can all agree we don't deserve John Powell
SWVWC we don’t deserve HTTYD as a whole. It’s too true of a movie to be real, but then again it’s not
@@waffle9204 One of the few gems of movie making.
he is undoubtably one of the greatest parts of the trilogy
The side-by-side panels made so much sense. This movie is stellar storey telling.
*story
It’s also got (in my opinion) the best soundtrack of any movie I’ve ever heard
Then you should love the soundtrack of the 2nd and 3rd: they build on the original soundtrack.
Interstellar might change that opinion
To this day, the How to Train Your Dragon franchise is the only franchise that has ever made me cry. First during Stoic’s death, and then at the end of the third film, when Hiccup learns to let go.
Except he doesn't let go, he just gives up the fight. It's literal forced segregation.
Great video once again. It’s movies like this, Prince of Egypt and Kung Fu Panda that make me feel that most times DreamWorks waste their potential. That’s not to say I don’t like their more wacky stuff (El Dorado, Shrek 1and 2, Madagascar franchise, Captain Underpants and Mr. Peabody and Sherman), but there is just a great studio hiding somewhere, but mostly use it for garbage like Shark Tale, Boss Baby and Trolls. The Dragon trilogy (saw an early screening of The Hidden World) shows how when DreamWorks really puts in the effort, they can make something on par with most of Disney and Pixar material. Also, hope you enjoyed my Lego Movie 2 review and on an unrelated note, I finally read Mister Miracle and got the trade (as well as my Vision trades) signed by Tom King himself!
I really enjoyed this film. It has a great message that everyone needs to hear, especially now.
@Tao Jones T.jones
Amen
Best characters, best story, best message, best theme, best franchise!
11:38 and dont forget going where none goes (and yes thats a reference to one of the soundtracks)
The only book to movie adaptation people don’t complain about
Gods I love your vids. You really get at the heart of what a story is all about and remind me why I love it all over again.
Thank you!
Adore these movies. We got the third here at the beginning of January and it's beautiful. Really got me emotional.
The score also elevates the film in ways dialogue cannot, take the first flight scene, only the music could have made it great as it is.
Still hard to believe that this was a decade ago...
Thank you so much!! This analysis says exactly what I love abt this movie! I'm so shocked whenever I say this is my favourite movie and people haven't even heard of it! It is a beautiful, pure masterpiece that deserves acclaim and respect.
The second movie will always be the best film. So much improvement.
I think I love them both equally. The 2nd has some definite improvements, but the first has a fantastic message. Hard for me to choose.
Now with number 3....
*WHICH IS MY FAVOURITE I DON'T KNOW ANYMORE*
I rewatched the 3 movies last weekend, and I now want to watch it over again! It’s just a perfect example of a emotional, entertaining, beautifully animated movie!
This channel is so underrated I swear, loved the video!
Thank you!
You make some pretty good videos man
Thank you!
Hiccup changed the hearts and minds of people. This franchise changed the hearts and minds of people too. :(
sorry
still scarred by hidden world
Not alone.
This is perfect ad to Httyd
I keep hearing the soundtracks in the bg and waiting for the music to really kick up, but it's edited to move on so as to stay calm background music that doesn't draw too much attention. Well-edited, but _it's driving me nuts man_
Some examples: 0:27, 4:28
These videos deserve more views!! I appreciate the thoughtfulness, reminds me of Nerdwriter
Thanks! Some get more, some get less. RUclips is crazy like that.
Past humans : DRAGON RUN!
TODAY's humans : WE WANT DRAGONS
(Thanks how to train your dragon )
Keep it up, Matt, your videos rock!
Thank you!
Yo this needs more views
These are the best movies
Interesting choice of video. Very well timed, especially with the recent discovery of an anti-LGBT “emoji” Unicode glitch. Hope more people listen to the movie’s message of positive change thanks to your video.
Anti lgbt what!?!
@Yowatsapp 05 This video explained that - at it's core, it's a movie about settling misunderstandings and accepting change for a better future. Discrimination, including towards lgbt+ people, fits into the list of real world problems that that message could apply to.
8:27
that's "boy and his cat" story actually.
5th person to comment!!
You should do a video on the film Zootopia!
I would also suggest doing videos on the Toy Story films as well.
Dude get out of my head. I had never seen this until last Thursday and a week later you have this up. What's next, some Godland throwback to silver age cosmic?
I totally agree
0:18 You're missing half of the books... there are 12 of them...
classic stuff
Very accurate and beautiful message.
It's tragic that it is completely given up on by the most capable person/ society and all thrown away in the end.
That beautiful change they fought to build never lasts and Toothless dies as a result of Hiccup's lack of fortitude and foresight.
Dean really butchered the message and core of the characters and their arcs in the final film. Definitely slapped a bow on it to wrap this all up.
There's been a push in the serious fan base to make the final film not canon and have a rewrite made/ released due to so many plot holes and character breaks and I would be ecstatic if that is seen through. It's an incredibly made film, just how the characters, the story, and overall message was feigned, forced, and outright egregious in multiple instances.
So much work, passion, and progress gained in their world and one of the most beloved characters... now dead.
It's not quite THAT ruined, but the ending was definitely a bit of a twist.
@Aydin never said it was ruined to any given degree.... just presented a list of objective points that occurred in the film and how they fundamentally posed conflict, contradictions, and or completely disregarded what the franchise had worked so hard to develop and establish with its themes, plot, story, and characters.
@@Sarah-ov1rb I think the original post, saying "all thrown out" or "now dead," gave me that feeling. I agree though, I feel like the ending seemed illogical and kinda railroaded, not considering other options that would have made a lot more sense and been better overall. I'd hope there could have been other ways to get the story's message across (which I think was a good message, letting go has to be a part of life - though letting go doesn't mean gone forever). I think I was just pointing out that despite how the conclusion was handled, it still did *work* as a conclusion - not *all* bad.
@Aydin I didn't think it was all bad. There were many great aspects sprinkled throughout.
"Now dead" was meant literally as Toothless did die.
@@Sarah-ov1rb Wait what? When did he die??
the one dislike is grimmel
It was such a goof trilogy, but i kinda of want more
Fun Fact: This Movie Was Done in Lest Than 18-12 Months (Re-Sripted/Animated By Dean and Sanders Plus the Crew)...
You sound like one of those announcers on wii sports. If you said "nice air", I would not be able to tell the difference.
I can't unhear it now 😂😂
Race to the edge is still peak httyd
Would make a great love action film.
I think HTTYD is up there with Kung-Fu Panda, Shrek & The Prince Of Egypt as one of Dreamwork’s best features.
Don't know if you're read it Matt, but looking back what did you think of the 3rd movie?
DRAGONSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!
YEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
He says centuries, me: 7 GENERATIONS 😳🤣🤣🤣🤣
But it never tells you how to train the darn thing
Tittles a bit much
Nah it sure as heck changed a lot for me. It was the first movie to make me cry
3 movies... 3 distributors (Paramount, 20th Century Fox and Universal) and 3 rendering engines (Maya, Apollo and MoonRay)...