- The film is adapted from the children's book of the same name by Kleishida Cowell.
- The director of the film, Chris Sanders, left the Disney Animation Department at the end of 2006 because of a disagreement with the producer of "Lightning Dog" John Lasseter on the creation of "Lightning Dog", and later switched to DreamWorks. This film is him. The first director's work in DreamWorks.
- The character setting of the toothless dragon in the film is partly inspired by 2002's "Interstellar Baby", and the director of this cartoon is "How to Train Your Dragon" director Chris Sanders.
- The film also produced seven Olympic-related short films during the Winter Olympics, showing the "Viking Winter Olympics" in the 11th century.
- This time, Jay Baruchel, who voiced Hikap’s voice for the first time, said: “I’m ten years older than the character dubbed in this animation, but I don’t think there is a generation gap with him. The character is actually a projection of everyone’s youth."
How to Train Your Dragon behind the scenes gags
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Alice 2022-04-23 07:01:11
Hiccup and Toothless, both of them are not perfect together. They gradually get to know each other and trust each other. They are very warm. Toothless is so cute!
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Rebeca 2021-10-20 18:58:50
An exciting and exciting movie-watching experience that is never cold for 90 minutes! The progress of 3D technology is even more icing on the cake~ the right joke, the characters that make people love me, the theme that is accurately conveyed, and the wonderful action scenes are all the reasons why this film is definitely worth recommending. Unfortunately, there are still flaws, so that the film is still not perfect.
How to Train Your Dragon quotes
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Astrid: [punches Hiccup] That's for scaring me!
Hiccup: Oh wha- wait, what is it always going to be this way? 'Cause...
[Astrid grabs him and kisses him deeply]
Hiccup: ...I could get used to it.
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Stoick: [about Hiccup] What am I going to do with him, Gobber?
Gobber: Put 'im in training with the others.
Stoick: No, I'm serious!
Gobber: So am I!
Stoick: He'd be killed before you let the first dragon out of its cage!
Gobber: Ah, you don't know that.
Stoick: I do know that.
Gobber: No you don't.
Stoick: No, actually, I do.
Gobber: No, you don't!
Stoick: Listen, you know what he's like. From the time he could crawl he's been... different. He doesn't listen, he has the attention span of a sparrow... I take him fishing and he goes hunting for, for trolls!
Gobber: Trolls exist! They steal your socks. But only the left ones. What's with that?
Stoick: When I was a boy...
Gobber: Oh here we go.
Stoick: ...my father told me to bang my head against a rock and I did it! I thought I was crazy, but I didn't question him. And you know what happened?
Gobber: You got a headache.
Stoick: That rock split in two! It taught me what a Viking can do, Gobber, he can, he can crush mountains, level forests, tame seas! Even as a boy, I knew what I was, what I had to become... Hiccup is not that boy.
Gobber: You can't stop him, Stoick. You can only prepare him. I know it seems hopeless, but the truth is you won't always be around to protect him! He's going to get out there again. He's probably out there now!