HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON (2010) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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Fun Fact: Toothless was inspired by one of the main animators cats for movements and actions. Thats why you guys were on it that he was so much like a cat is because he is a cat
Cats will forever rule the world! 😂😂😂
In the book he was based off a parrot
It is a "soul cat, with an permanent dog mood"
Astrid’s awakening is amazing. The girl who thought she knew everything finally understands how much she has to learn, and love replaces fury.
Agreed! And it only continues as the movies progress. I remember when these movies came out I was so excited to see that her clothes became softer and softer. Like knowing Hiccup taught her she could be tough and confident without pushing everyone away.
She was able to accept herself for who she was, instead of trying so hard to be the baddest b****.
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I love the theme of humility in this one. When Hiccup takes credit for Toothless flying “I did it!”, Toothless gives him a wtf? look and he gets tossed. Toothless’ reactions when anyone treats him badly vs. when they apologize. It’s very deep.
For a creature with no dialogue, the film really packed him with a ton of personality.
We need a whole thriving population of powerful beings with attitudes just like Toothless to knock people off their pedestals and curb the damned narcissism epidemic in this society. Seriously.
I dont think that's what the scene means..
@@windygrass9807 Art is subjective and free to interpret individually
14:47 In the books, Hiccup's nickname is Hiccup the Useless, given to him by his cousin Snotlout, who was way more of a bully in the books than in the movies. In a way, Snotlout was the one to name Toothless as a means to make fun of Hiccup with being the only Viking to get the toothless dragon. (Toothless is a small - even smaller than the terrible terrors - green common or a garden dragon that could fit under Hiccups helmet.)
Also, in the book, Vikings co-lived with dragons like other animals, primarily as pets for hunting and fishing, as well as mounts. (If living in Rome - Livestock)
28:18 I think that at this moment, Toothless had grabbed Hiccup's leg in desperation and tore it to save him from the fire.
32:09 Hiccups name is given to all the runts in the Horrendous Haddock family. His full name is Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third, which means there were two Hiccups before him. Also, Astrid doesn't exist in the books; instead, there is a little blond curly-haired kleptomaniac named Camicazi, one of my favourite characters.
That's actually really informative. I've been wanting to get my hands on the books for a long time so now I'm even more determined to read em lol
This movie is so good, definitely react to the rest of the franchise
We plan on it!
Yes that would be great
Yes all three of trilogy of good and if I remember correctly it's this movie then the series then dragon 2 followed by the second series into the 3rd movie I think
@@eagleangel5568 Not quite. All the seasons of the tv series take place in between 1 and 2, there's just a bit of timeskip going into Race to the Edge.
@@judaihyuga oh okay I was close tho I was kinda close
This was written and directed by Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois. You might like the first movie they wrote and directed together. That was "Lilo & Stitch".
Yeah that tracks.
Both the Lilo and Stitch films and series (including that one Stitch anime) made up a huge chunk of my childhood. It'd be neat to revisit my kid years with Chris and Curtis.
Ahhhh. Awesome.
when this movie came out, it hit a really soft spot for me: I was a real life version of Hiccup during my teens, and my father was pretty much Stoic the Vast. in fact, if my dad had spoken with a Scottish accent, he would have sounded exactly like Gerard Butler, who voiced Stoic (who also played King Leonidis in the movie 300)!
So I think it's kinda funny the first time Hiccup gives him food, Toothless shares and gives him most of it. It's almost like he was saying "here you go, you need this more than me" because unlike the other Vikings he's scrawny in comparison. lol, I wouldn't be surprised if that's what he was thinking because of how sassy Toothless can be. XD
Eu amei o seu comentário, esse pensamento foi incrível e fez muito sentido.
How to Train Your Dragon is one of the rare franchises that only gets better as they add on to it. Between the two movies, the tv shows, and the shorts, we get to see such growth between the characters, how their world grows, etc. Plus, Hiccup and Astrid are one of the best written couples out of any franchise ever.
Then they fucked it up by setting it in the future
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"The climax ending for this movie is fucking phenomenal"
Should REALLY watch the second movie then because the whole final act will kick your feels up to 11 in multiple ways.
I promise you that
and don't get me started on the 3rd one👀🥲
@@thecod2345 I'm with you to an extent.
The one thing that confused me between the two films is the alpha and the red death being polar opposites as leaders of their nests.
But as far as the "super Saiyan toothless" I personally chalk it up to a night fury thing as a nod to Godzilla, you know how when og Godzilla was mad his spines down to his tail would light up, that sort of thing.
(Spoiler alert) even in the third film it comes back to play when toothless mimics the vanishing trick, and instead of just glowing down his spine and tail, he emits lightning when powering up, calling back to the first film when night furies are described as the "unholy offspring of lightning and death" just to give you some context.
I won't call it his super Saiyan mode, more like his night fury blood is boiling and he is pissed off to the highest level of pisstivity
@@thecod2345 well again I say it was more or less toothless being pissed off to the highest level of pisstivity as I said
@@thecod2345 I disagree. The second movie ending was BAD. The stupid "alpha" thing, based on debunked theory of how wolf packs work, I can't stand it, especially since in that universe dragons have a near-human intelligence.
This is an excellent trilogy that almost goes unnoticed. You'd be hard pressed to find a flaw. The soundtrack is really cool and the voice casting is pretty perfect.
Just to be clear. The "Red Death" dragon at the end only exploded because Toothless ignited it internally by shooting a blast into its mouth. Then the impact with the ground ruptured its body, allowing the flames to escape.
They know.
And Hiccup shooted inside his mouth, when he saw when Toothless shooted inside the small dragon's mouth when it was about to steal his fish, and the blast made him fall and burn from the inside. Remember??
And Hiccup was like "Oh? gas?"
So he waited for the big one to collect the gas and shoot with Toothless to make the gas burn inside its body.
And as you said, The impact with the ground helped cause an explosion...just as planes explode when they fall.
Toothless is nothing without Hiccup
And Hiccup is nothing without Toothless
Hiccup got the smartness as a human
And Toothless got the power, as a dragon
And together? Well yeah they made history..
The thing you have to keep in mind about Stoic is, in his world kids _have_ to grow up to be dragon fighters, if they don't then the village starves to death or has to be moved. So long as the dragons were a major problem anyone not trying to learn to fight them was being irresponsible and putting lives at risk.
It also makes sense when you really look into Stoic's history, which is delved into in the second movie. Minor spoilers for anyone who hasn't seen it, but there are two main tragedies in it.
Heavily into viking history here and I love these films. They are so much fun and every one of them is good, so I hope you guys keep going. Fun fact: Sailing into a fog to sneak attack is definitely something the Vikings used to do back in the old days. And while they didn't have pet dragons, of course, they had pet cats, so I love the fact that Toothless is very cat like.
There's something about HTTYD and the third movie is one of my favorites for it's poignancy. For a series of animated movies about a boy and his dragon, it's deeply moving and philosophical in the most subtle ways. I hope you do watch the other two movies as they are absolutely worth it.
The third HTTYD hit me in the gut like the third Toy Story.
@@cflournoy1529 same, but it was a perfect ending.
This movie was going to be so different: a generic comedy film. The soundtrack (composed by John Powell) contained epic and beautiful melodies, so the story had to change according the tracks. I loved how this animated movie made its spectators talk about the amazing scenes (like you, guys, during the minute 37:28); my favorite part was the flight test. I hope you can react to the sequels. Oh, right! There is a TV series with a lot of seasons. Enjoy it yourselves.
I agree. The flight test is my favorite scene too and the music in that scene is just perfect!
really? what do you mean by comedy? was it going to be the same plot?
This story was adapted from a book series (which was, fun fact, narrated by none other than David Tennant, the Tenth Doctor, who also voices Snotlout's dad), and Hiccup's full name is Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III.
... how have I gone twelve years of my life without ever knowing Hiccup's full name?
The how to train your dragon trilogy is the best in the world .
Honestly what made me love the first one was the line .” I looked at him and I saw myself “ that hit my heart like no tomorrow.
In your free time I would recommend the animated series for these movies. Start with Rider’s of Berk, Defenders of Berk, then Dragons: Race to the Edge (on Netflix) the production value isn’t quite as good as the actual movies but the extra world building is pretty cool and you get introduced to many more dragons.
I hold this movie particularly close because it takes me back to when it was just me and my mom and we would rent this movie from the RedBox and eat Chinese food in our 2 bedroom apartment even though times were hard this movie brought us even closer
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Beautiful memories ❤️
Not only are there two more movies, there are also shows in between the movies that are also really solid!
All three of these movies are actually really good. They looked so good in 3D and may be the reason I try to find a 3D TV again.
There's a film theory that in order to save Hiccup, Toothless had to grab his leg with his teeth and pull him into his grasp. Thus Hiccup lost his leg because Toothless stripped all the flesh off the bone in order to save his life.
29:05 - This was the moment that truly elevated this movie for me. There were very real consequences to all of the action.
And losing the same foot that I eventually lost makes Hiccup and I distant relations. 😉
8:55 Sadly you won't get to see those dragons in action at the main trilogy, most of them are shown in the TV Series comprising of 8 seasons in total.
2 seasons aired on Cartoon Network first named "Riders Of Berk" Season 1 then renamed to "Defenders of Berk" for Season 2, then it shifted into Netflix named "Race to the Edge" where the remaining 6 seasons aired.
Summary for the TV series: story takes place between the first How To Train Your Dragon and How To Train Your Dragon 2.
seeing this movie in the theaters was such an experience, the soundtrack was insane and you could imagine yourself flying on a dragon so easily 😭 I hope y’all do the other movies soon too
Glad you guys are finally doing this trilogy. Both this and Kung Fu panda are such great trilogies from DreamWorks
One of the best trilogies!! Regardless of it being animated it's just a phenomenal bunch of movies!
HTTYD is by far the better animated franchise if we're comparing it to the Despicable Me movies.
Great video guys and hiccup learned the trick of the climax when the tiny dragons were trying to get toothless' fishes and toothless sent a small ball of fire when the tiny was about to breath fire.
Toothless reminds you of a cat because he's actually inspired design-wise by a black cat 😊
one of the few trilogies, where each part is a good movie !
A rarity to see you guys pretty silent the entire movie lol…this is one of my favorite trilogies
My mom convinced me to watch this movie and I'm so glad I did. Even watching your reaction, I got the same chills and tears, I got watching it the first time. The scenes are amazing in this movie and beautiful. It was funny seeing Hiccup in this one because they actually aged in throughout the series. Each movie just ups it, I still get chills and cry during the rest of the series, so I hope you react to them or at least watch them on your time. Great reaction!!
I had goosebumps when both of them were falling and Hiccup had to see a last glance at the gear note, the maneuvers after that plus the theme song in the background was truly a great part of the movie♥️ Gave me Maverick vibes.
The plan for the last fight was amazing! They had to make the Big Drag fly up in the skies and shoot holes on its wings so that when they dive, it can't air break. plus with the ignited gas on its mouth, it would explode its head off upon impact with the ground.
Damn, this movie is just amazing! Glad you guys appreciate watching these animated movies too.
If watching it like this makes you motion sick you would’ve never been able to see it in theaters. That was AMAZING. The hug screen made it feel like YOU were flying.
I absolutely love this movie and the entire series. The tv series is great as well. I got all the feel goods watching this reaction.
Great movie. One of my all time favorites. The trilogy is great. These movies have a lot of heart...
You guys should react to paid in full
Fun Fact, they based the dragon's movements on actual cats. They did this by putting cloaks on cats and observing their movements to see how they'd move if they had wings on their backs.
Also, the big dragon was called The Red Death, and *she* was the nest's queen.
You guys need to react to paid in full.
Absolutely one of my favorite movie series!
Toothless movements and behavior was made to mimic a cat honestly. That's why his eyes make you think of one. I hope you do the rest of the movies, they're really good.
The misscommunication between him and his father actually continues in the second movie. They are just so different, that they dont really match.
Its by far my favorite triology - I own them all and rewatch the first whenever I feel sick or bad or sad. Its my comfort movie
"you hear Hiccup and you're like...uuuh I'll kick his ass" 😂🤣😆 good stuff boys keep it up
The short Gift of the Night Fury goes after the first movie, you should take a look at it before whatching the second, is cool and explains a little more about the relationship between Toothless and Hiccup
This 1 has special meaning for me, we had a black pit bull mix who looked and acted just like Toothless, he passed away many years ago but only a few years after this movie. The TV series did a good job of exploring all the other dragons in the dragon book in this movie. Thanks for sharing, and I think a lot of Veterans can relate to this movie as well, especially the wounded and disabled ones.
This is a great movie and in my opinion the best animated trilogy. Really hope you'll react to the other ones too.
A fun fact abt me and this trilogy is that the soundtracks from all the movies are my favorites from any franchise. I’ve listened to these soundtracks so much that on my Spotify it said both the composers were my #1 and #3 top artist of the year and the main song from the second movie was my #1 song of the year. To preface this for over 3 years my #1 had been the same artist no matter what however once I got sucked into the glorious music from the trilogy it was over for that artist, they became #2 🥲 I still listen to it all the time, they just did such a wonderful job!
Great react! If we wanna do a dragon themed run, please react to "Dragonheart" from 1996! Sean Connery is amazing in it!
Talk about built different!! I love that movie
Dragonheart yaaaaaaaasss!!!
Oh yeah well with a watch, I’d forgotten about this one
Funny mistake in that movie: I saw it in the cinema when it came out, in full surround sound (which was a big thing at the time). There's a scene pretty much made to showcase the surround sound aspect of it. Draco flies off the right edge of the screen, then circles all the way around the back of the audience and enters the screen again from the left. All the while you can tell where he is by the direction of the sound of the wing beats. Very cool. HOWEVER... The sound technicians messed up the mix. Draco is talking the whole time he is off screen, but his voice does not follow the wing beats. It only comes from the front speakers the whole time. I'm amazed that nobody involved noticed that before the editing was finalized.
All three of these movies are great, and that's rare with movies haha
the big one at the end is a Queen of the nest, the King of dragons in bigger and is a water dragon (he doesn't need the smaller ones to feed him he can control other water dragons to gather schools of fish to feed the hive and himself).
Okay, this is legit my favorite film of all time, so I HAVE to mention that they actually had a black cat and put false wings on it in order to animate quite a few of the Toothless shots!
Also, in the original book series, Toothless was actually one of those "little guys" (terrible terrors) on the island. And the dragons were slightly more sentient!
What I love about the author, Cressida Cowell, is that not only did she not mind that they changed Toothless (massively!), but after the film came out, she wrote dragons large enough to ride into her subsequent books. AND she participated in the DVD extras/promotion. The books are aimed at a considerably younger audience than this film series (body fluids, fart jokes...names you'd probably find far worse XD ), and there are very different plot beats, but she wrote the book series as a tribute to her dad; about family members who just absolutely do not understand each other, but love each other nonetheless. Her dad used to fish for terrifying moray eels in the Scottish Isles when she was a kid, while she just wanted to write stories.
And the animation on this thing is just fantastic. Did you notice how every single time Hiccup and Stoick turn away from each other, they are always wearing the same facial expression? God I love this movie. (I have a couple grudges against the following two, but they're still definitely worth a watch and GORGEOUSLY animated. Honestly so are the Netflix "Dragons" series, though they are a tad bit more cartoonish.)
This trilogy is amazing, and it would definitely be worth reacting to the other two movies :) Just make sure you don't look at the thumbnails for them if at all possible - they give away major plot points.
i love people finding this for the first time. my fav series
React to paid in full please it's good
i love seeing grown men enjoying and falling in love with a movie that was essentially my entire childhood
Same
If you are interested in the different dragons. There is a series, that shines more light on those dragons. Like the one who shoots water or the super loud one. And a lot of others.
So glad you liked it! Like you pointed out in your wrap-up comments, I too was really impressed that the people who wrote and made this film went in a direction that I would say very few if ANY other animated projects have ever gone, with Hiccup losing his foot. When I watched this movie, I was so surprised about that turn of events, because like you talked about, it's so rare to see true, permanent consequences after such an epic battle at the end. Hiccup lost something important.
And I just have to believe that there are probably kids out there, ones who have lost a limb or were born without one, who finally had a hero to love and look up to in Hiccup, because he didn't magically get his foot back. He's someone who they can relate to and appreciate seeing, where the majority of kids' films and animated shows just don't provide such a thing. When you think about it, the majority of Disney princesses and the princes and other characters tend to be handsome and perfect, and that doesn't change for them by the end of the film. You don't really get to see very often a short female protagonist, or a romantic leading character who happens to be overweight, or a little meek, or like Hiccup just not interested in some of the things his own father wants him to do. For that, I think I'll always appreciate How to Train Your Dragon, because it went to places where few other animated films would ever go. That's truly admirable.
In case you were wondering Hiccups name is because of his size. Typically the name ‘Hiccup’ is given to the runt of the litter. As is “this was an accident”. They’ve literally been calling him a mistake since birth.
Get ready to see baby Gronckles if you continue with the trilogy! ☺️💚
Agree with the ending, seeing this for the first time years ago I was surprised they had Hiccup lose a foot 😧 but I think it’s important for kids to understand that those kinds of things happen in real life and it’s ok🙂 Great reaction!
This is one of my favorite movies ever, and when I saw you guys were doing it? None of this "watch later" stuff. Who needs sleep? I'm watching this video!! Greatly enjoyed it. You guys are awesome.
A little FYI: the reason why dragons hate eels is simply because it makes them sick. Sometimes it’s even poisonous to them, it’s like toxic ☠️
That sucks, eel is one of my favorite foods lol.
Dreamworks has made a TV series and a few short films for HTTYD.
And yeah, Toothless is the cutest creature to be animated.
ur guys energy are out of this world, I really love it 😭💕
argh I love this movie!!! I really wanna watch but... I'll have to hold out for the full reaction, it's just too good ❤️
Ah, my favorite movie of all time.
When you saw Stoic punch the dragon in the face, I thought for sure you were going to say HE was whoooo! Built different!
The new Universal Studios park in Orlando is going to have a "How to Tame Your Dragon" land. Can't wait! :)
NO way, I've been there many times and I'd love to see what kind of ride they make; that is so cooL!
:0 Woah I'm gonna have to look this up. My wife is going to be so excited.
@@OctoKrool what's you're favorite part of the park and ride? :) For me it's the Harry Potter section... not sure on a ride though, but I *dont* like the 4d rides... the Simpson one made me so sick I had to stay in my hotel all day 😂 The Chocolate Emporium has super yummy desserts! And we always stay at the Hard Rock. Last time I was there was 2018 when my sister got married, now we'll have to wait for this new part to open to go again 😄
This is one of my favorite series of all time (& I'm pretty old!😏). It has an exciting story, beautiful animation, and a deeper meaning and heart. Look forward to you doing the others!
grew up watching this movie and love it and the second one the third is okay
Love the reactions🙏❤keep up the work
Whole series is great, love the animation, have fun 🤗
It’s funny I saw this movie by myself in the theater when it came out, I loved it and immediately wanted to watch it again. I called up a friend and we watched it the next day and even though I have rewatched this movie throughout the years I still haven’t seen parts 2 and 3 of the trilogy and probably never will.
You're missing out - they get better.
It's arguably the best trilogy ever made.
Love this trilogy they gave it a great ending in the third one. Craig Ferguson as Gobber is hilarious. I love how playful Toothless gets. It’s neat how one of the animators thought to use his playful cat as a muse for how Toothless acts. Another series you’d like is Hotel Transylvania. You have Adam Sandler as Dracula, Kevin James as Frankenstein, David Spade as the invisible man and Steve Buscemi as Wayne the wolf man.
after the movies i saw the show and is everything. so fun.. nice reaction!!
As someone (16M) who is fairly close to their brother (14M) if we made a RUclips channel this is 100% how I picture us acting on it
Lol, younger versions of us; do it my dude.
Saw this masterpiece in theatre, it's one of my favorite movies of all time, for years I was obsessed with how to train your dragon pretty much from 2010-2014
You guys will love the second and third movie they are awesome!!
Please do the 2nd and 3rd movies! They’re all awesommmmmmeeeee
Yes!!! Do the rest. They're all entertaining
You guys will absolutely love the next two as well!!!
I was having a fun time until I saw they modeled Toothless's movements like a cat, then I was having an AWESOME time.
To be honest most of the times i dont watch intros but this channel intros is soooo perfect keep going guys
FINALLY!!!!!!!
I told you guys on your Kung Fu Panda reaction that you will LOVE this movie. You are in for a great ride for the next 2.
I watched you guys for the first time with the Krampus reaction back in December and,a few weeks ago,I came back here for the Puss in Boots 2 reaction and,gotta say,my dudes,your reactions are top-tier,you're a lot of fun,funny as heck,I laugh the shit out of me,especially because your laughs are so uncontrolled and contagious,but what I appreciate even more is that you dedicate a big chunk of the video commenting the movie,extrapolating lessons from it,talking about the technical side,the score,the direction,praising what deserves to be praised,and we really need more of that in the video reactions format
Thanks you for put up this film up. Its one off best one out there. U will enjoy all 3 films
You guys are gonna love the rest of the films
Fun facts:
Stoic the Vast declared that his son’s name would be his first sound. He was hoping for Guffaw, Bellow, or similar.
Also in the original book, Toothless was hatched by Hiccup without teeth. Animators changed his species to a new one, but made his teeth retractable so they could keep the name.
Toothless’s designer is the same as Stitch. Imagine long cat stitch with wings and a tail.
In animation, shape theory states that squares are weathered and stubborn, triangles are intimidating, and circles are friendly. When Toothless sees Hiccup drop the knife into the lake, count how many triangles become circular. From his eyes, to his stance, to his wings.
Toothless drew Hiccup. You can see his eyes and big nose, then him holding his hand out.
This is one the rare Movies with a great Trilogy.
Please react to paid in full it's a really good movie
Y’all gotta see all 3 movies!! My kids love it!
There is one thing that you can say about this particular franchise and this movie in particular about establishing the stakes very early. Because it's within what the first 3 minutes that we meet Gobber and he's missing limbs. So you know that there is the possibility that you aren't going to get out of this with at least losing a hand or a foot. And yeah they play off gobbers introduction as a joke but you can tell especially when Garber is talking about the dragons eating his hand and whatnot that that would be a very painful experience
I love how it spoke on animal cruelty too! Xx
Watched this many times with my kids. Still love it today!
It's crazy how few people have reacted to Dogma
I love how you can see they added weight to the animations! Like when the Red Death flies up behind Hiccup and Toothless, you can feel the weight those wings are lifting
This series is surprising for a "kids" movie. In that is pulls very few punches.
Just in this movie, you have a smith missing limbs, presumably from doing his job. Sheep and dragons being eaten... ALIVE. The kill the big baddy at the end and Hiccup loses his lower leg.
My fav. Trilogy ever made happy to witness these great movies
Yes! I was hoping u'd do this trilogy, I really do hope u continue with the next two, because they get better with the story, the music, the visuals just like the Kung Fu Panda trilogy, DreamWorks does so many films and trilogies well.