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He comes across as a modern American teenager and, when the other young people of the village look right, Hiccup is completely different. The main criticism of the movie is the main protagonist, Hiccup, who doesn’t look or sound like he’s part of the Viking village of which he is so desperately trying to belong. While it is very much a kids’ film, it isn’t too saccharine sweet or patronising which makes it much more enjoyable for adults to watch as well. The dragon, ‘Toothless’, is adorable acting very much like a cat (indeed his movements and mannerisms were based upon a domesticated mountain lion) and is bound to be loved by both kids and adults. Genre: Animated, Fantasy REVIEW: ‘HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON’īased on the book of the same name by Cressida Cowell, ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ focuses on the relationship between a young man and his pet dragon. Starring: Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, America Ferrera How To Train Your Dragon (2010) – Directors: Dean DeBlois, Chris Sanders

With Hiccup’s father waging a war against them, Hiccup must convince everyone of the truth before Toothless and the other dragons are wiped out. Before long he finds himself able to train Toothless and also discovers that dragon’s aren’t as bad as everyone else thinks. However, having a change of heart when looking into the dragon’s eyes, he decides to try to befriend the dragon (whom he has named ‘Toothless’). When his new contraption enables him to capture a rare ‘Night Fury’ dragon, he sees his chance to prove himself to his father and the rest of his village. It’s not that he doesn’t want to he’s just not very good at it. How To Train Your Dragon – Hiccup is a young Viking who is yet to kill his first dragon.

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