TOOTHLESS Is The GOAT!! First Time Reacting HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON | Group Reaction | MOVIE MONDAY
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2022
- This is our Group Reaction & Review to HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON. The franchise primarily follows the adventures of a young Viking named Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, son of Stoick the Vast, leader of the Viking island of Berk. How to Train Your Dragon (HTTYD) is an American media franchise from DreamWorks Animation and loosely based on the eponymous series of children's books by British author Cressida Cowell.
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This is one of my favorite animated films. On the topic of Astrid and her change in attitude, think about where Hiccup was at the beginning of the movie. He was trying so hard to be someone he wasn’t and Astrid did not like the person he was trying to be. When he drops the facade and reveals who he really is-confident, a leader, and steadfast in his beliefs even if it means losing the acceptance of his village and father-she is meeting the real Hiccup for the first time. And she likes the real Hiccup. The shift in her own personality at that point is stark in comparison to her beginning as an aloof, stone cold perfectionist. Hiccup accepting who he is has, in turn, allowed Astrid to open up and reveal who SHE really is: a girl who is both competent and sweet, perceptive, encouraging, and a team player, all very different from the quiet, steely personality and constant frown she had at the beginning.
Astrid already had a crush on Hiccup before Toothless. It is just very subtlely animated. When Hiccup messed up the village and everyone was making fun of him, she just looked at him with a sad expression. She is also the only one who noticed Hiccup started acting weird. That means that she was already paying attention to him before he started becoming popular. Girls don't pay that much attention to guys they don't care about. Also, in the third movie she confirms that she liked him for his sensitive side.
Honestly, this might be my favourite movie franchise. I cry through most of the second movie EVERY time!
The best trilogy of all the time :D. Hope you will continue watching it!
Don't be rude about Astrid. She's actually the only one who stood her ground and didn't like Hiccup when he came up, she treated him the same as she did when he was down. When she UNDERSTOOD what his situation was, it touched her heart because she recognizes the same loyalty Hiccup has to Toothless the same way she's so fiercely protective of her tribe and that hatred of losers is instilled in all the kids. Astrid is the one who encourages Hiccup to do something in the end.
It's not just that Hiccup and Toothless are both missing a part of their body, but the reason that piece is missing is because of the other. Hiccup shot Toothless down and caused him to lose half his tail, Toothless caught Hiccup and lost him his leg. The whole stumbling thing was also a symbolic moment, because Toothless couldn't fly without Hiccup's help, and Hiccup couldn't walk without Toothless' support
This whole movie can be seen as a universal metaphor but really I like to think it's about challenging the ideas of "toxic masculinity." The assumption that "real men" are physical, angry, non-emotional war machines (aka what it means to be a Viking) is challenged by Hiccup's compassion and empathy... He stood by his principals, stayed true to himself, and made active efforts to achieve his goals and find success on his own terms. When the time called for it he addressed violence but he didn't seek it. Some of the greatest people (specifically men) in history share those same attributes.
You said it didn’t rain once in the movie but it was actually storming when Hiccup was reading the dragon manual. That’s why Gobber said no attacks tonight, the dragons don’t attack in a storm
Hiccup was kinda a boy who cried wolf type, she was one who was preparing for war, and she saw he wasn't taking things seriously so when he put his foot down and stood up for what he believed in she realized he was a good guy.
I'd say, for Astrid she didn't like Hiccups sudden success in the arena because she never saw him train and improve on his own and thought he was getting help from someone and using some sort of trick or gimmick which made her mad because she'd trained and worked really hard everyday with her Axe skills just to get to where he suddenly showed up out of nowhere in, but once she realized he wasn't cheating but learned a new way of interacting with Dragons and actually learned it through trial and error she respected him for it and started to admire him for his willpower and cunning ingenuity that made up for his natural weak physique
Astrid is one of my favorite animated characters. She wasn't being fickle, she just thought Hiccup was lazy. She worked so hard to be the best, and he seemingly tripped and fell into success and stole her rightful place at the top of the class.
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Stoic is one of my favorite characters from this movie, because of how many details really show that he's not a bad guy
Congratulations on your master's!!
Nah nah nah, if yall can look down on Hiccup for being clumsy and failing the firsts tests so can she! xD
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With Toothless flying - he cannot fly on his own, he does need Hiccup. In the scenes with Toothless trying to throw Astrid off and when he takes them to the nest, Hiccup goes along with it because - presumably - if they try to do different things, go different directions from each other, they'll end up crashing. He can't deviate Toothless from his path because the results could be more dangerous and disastrous than whatever Toothless is trying to do; they HAVE to be in agreement.
Love how Raphael demands RESPECT lol "Don't kiss me! Wipe that shit off."
1st!! I AM SO HERE FOR THIS REACTION!! This was my childhood. I know it's not Disney-Disney. But I remember being so happy to see new original content from Disney, not just another remake/live-action/etc.
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