In “How to Train Your Dragon 2”, Hiccup is all grown up and faces new challenges as he tries to save dragons from a villainous warlord, who uses them as weapons. Along the way, Hiccup discovers the truth about his family and himself, while also learning important lessons about bravery and sacrifice. With stunning animation and an epic story, “How to Train Your Dragon 2” soars high above the competition like a dragon in flight.
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Review
The sun was shining over the village of Berk on yet another day. It was a typical day one could say, except that young Hiccup, the son of the Viking chief, was out exploring new lands with his most loyal companion, Toothless. Of course, this had become quite the norm for them since that fateful day when they first met.
As they soared through the skies, they discovered a secret cave where they found a group of dragons led by Valka, who turned out to be Hiccup’s long-lost mother. She was living amongst these beasts and had been for years – a fact that both shocked and amazed Hiccup.
But this discovery sparked more than just curiosity in Hiccup’s mind. He soon came to realize that there was an even bigger threat lurking out there in the world beyond Berk – a dragon hunter named Drago Bludvist who had amassed an army of dragons under his control. And so began Hiccup’s journey to save not only his home but all dragonkind from this menace.
“How to Train Your Dragon 2” takes us on a thrilling adventure like no other. As we follow Hiccup’s quest to stop Drago and his army, we witness some truly heart-wrenching moments along the way.
The cast of “How to Train Your Dragon 2” is nothing short of exceptional. Jay Baruchel does an excellent job voicing our beloved protagonist Hiccup with just the right blend of vulnerability and courage. Cate Blanchett brings her A-game as Valka, infusing her character with a depth and complexity that make her stand out amongst this already impressive lineup.
But let’s not forget about our four-legged friends here – Toothless is as charming as ever with his expressive eyes and playful demeanor while newcomer Cloudjumper takes our breath away with his fearsome yet graceful presence.
Perhaps one of the most admirable aspects of the film is its ability to tackle some pretty significant themes without losing its sense of humor or fun. Amidst all the action and adventure, we see Hiccup struggling with the weight of responsibility that comes with the title of chief – a relatable struggle for anyone stepping into a position of leadership.
There’s also the issue of prejudice and misconceptions that Hiccup and his friends must overcome as they attempt to unite humans and dragons in the fight against Drago. It’s a message that rings especially true in today’s society and one that “How to Train Your Dragon 2” handles with grace and sincerity.
The score for this film is nothing short of breathtaking. Composer John Powell manages to capture both the grandeur and intimacy of Hiccup’s journey through soaring melodies, stirring rhythms, and emotive themes.
This film also boasts some stunning visuals. The crew behind “How to Train Your Dragon 2” have outdone themselves once again with their attention to detail and commitment to creating a visually stunning world filled with both excitement and beauty.
Overall, “How to Train Your Dragon 2” is an incredible film on every level – from its captivating storyline to its talented cast, gorgeous score, lush visuals, and important themes. It’s an absolute joy for anyone who loves animated films or adventure stories.
As Jane Austen once said: “Good company, good wine, good welcome can make good people.” And this is exactly what we get from this movie – good company in the form of our beloved characters, good wine through its messages about acceptance and understanding, and a warm welcome into their world of dragons.
So if you haven’t seen “How to Train Your Dragon 2” yet, it’s time you do. Trust me; you won’t regret it!
Technical Data
- Runtime : 102
- Release : 2014-06-05
- Genre : Fantasy, Action, Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family
- Cast : Jay Baruchel as Hiccup (voice), Cate Blanchett as Valka (voice), Gerard Butler as Stoick (voice), Craig Ferguson as Gobber (voice), America Ferrera as Astrid (voice)
- Crew : Nico Marlet as Character Designer, Michael Silvers as Supervising Sound Editor, John Powell as Original Music Composer, Leslee Feldman as Casting, Mark A. Hester as Associate Editor
- Popularity 55.942
- Budget : $145,000,000
- Revenue : $621,537,519
- Company : DreamWorks Animation, Mad Hatter Entertainment, Vertigo Entertainment
- Summary : Five years have passed since Hiccup and Toothless united the dragons and Vikings of Berk. Now, they spend their time charting unmapped territories. During one of their adventures, the pair discover a secret cave that houses hundreds of wild dragons — and a mysterious dragon rider who turns out to be Hiccup’s mother, Valka. Hiccup and Toothless then find themselves at the center of a battle to protect Berk from a power-hungry warrior named Drago.
- Tagline : The training is over.
