During the dialogue between the characters in the film, you can also feel the difference between "real 3D" and "fake 3D". The depth of field between the characters and the scene is obvious, and the three-dimensional effect is not lost when the two characters instantly change the virtual and real focus. Numerous three-dimensional effects are reflected in the plot of the male protagonist riding a dragon and flying. The audience sits in the theater and follows the subjective lens of the protagonist to have a "roller coaster"-like reality. Moreover, when fighting with other dragons and passing through caves, the feeling of impact often makes the audience avoid them unconsciously. On the screen, the three-dimensional feeling is more obvious than that of "Avatar", and several shots imitating fighter jets diving, rising, and rolling backwards are even more exclaimed by the audience.
How to Train Your Dragon Best 3D bridge segment
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
How to Train Your Dragon quotes
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Stoick: Well, I can show my face in public again! If someone told me that in a few short weeks, Hiccup would go from, well, being, uh... *Hiccup*, to placing first in dragon training? Well, I would have tied him to a mast and shipped him off, for fear he'd gone mad!
[laughter]
Stoick: And you know it! But, here we are. And no one's more surprised... or more *proud*, than I am. Today, my boy becomes a Viking. Today, he becomes one of us!
[cheering]
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[Hiccup finds the downed Night Fury]
Hiccup: Oh, wow... I-I did it! Oh, I did it! This, this fixes everything! *Yes*! I have brought down this mighty beast...!
[he places a foot on the Night Fury and it stirs, making him jump back in alarm; he pulls out his small knife and approaches cautiously, looking the dragon in the eyes]
Hiccup: [breathing nervously] I'm gonna kill you dragon. I'm gonna... I'm gonna cut out your heart and take it to my father. I'm a Viking. I am a *Viking*!
[He takes a deep breath and raises the knife; their eyes meet, the dragon's wide and frightened; Hiccup shakes himself and lifts the knife higher as the dragon goes limp; Hiccup drops his arm, frustrated, and looks from the knife to the dragon]
Hiccup: [remorseful] I did this...
[he kneels and cuts the ropes, freeing the dragon]