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Summary: A hapless young Viking who aspires to hunt dragons becomes the unlikely friend of a young dragon himself, and learns there may be more to the creatures than he assumed.
Absolutely didn't move me. Baruchel's an annoying lead, the film's utterly predictable, and the subject matter's just plain uninteresting. Plus, it put my kids to sleep in, like, seconds. The musical score's appropriately sweeping, though.
Sunning CGI, very nice characterizing and I just loved vikings. Though the story was focused for minorities and it was a bit black-and-white, it had good meaning. Lots of fine scenes through the movie. The grip of the story was a bit loosen towards the end.
the movie such a good writing (adaptation) that let me ignore some little weaknesses on it . the characters are interesting and funny . the end was good too .
This movie is very fun to watch and makes you feel all warm and fuzzy. I caught a couple pieces of extra-cheese dialogue but doesn't that seem appropriate for an animated film?
I'm amazed that so many adults praised the hell out of this movie. It's very predictable and stereotypical, the CG isn't on the Pixar level (yeah, yeah, Pixar snob here), the characters were uninteresting, and the action was only so-so. Still, in 2010 everyone was shitting all over UP and eating this shit up. Dunno why. Probably never will.
Surprisingly charming and funny animation, especially surprising considering this is Dreamworks we're talking about (thankfully they've abandoned the annoying pop culture references for the sake of this film). It loses itself a bit in the last act where the character writing goes all over the place, and wasn't anything special to begin with, but I enjoyed it (and Toothless is darn cuuuuute!).
Very cute. Exciting story and (mostly) likable characters (no points for the father). Hiccup almost reminds me of Homer Hickham, both in name and in behavior.
a surprisingly good kids movie, it may be completely cliche and utterly predictable, but it's a fine movie in spite of these things. the animation is great and the story is better. i suppose it helps that the voice acting was done pretty flippin' well too.