How to Train Your Dragon

How to Train Your Dragon

  • Director: Dean DeBlois, Chris Sanders
  • Writer: William Davies,Dean DeBlois,Chris Sanders
  • Countries of origin: United States
  • Language: English
  • Release date: March 26, 2010
  • Runtime: 1h 38min
  • Sound mix: Dolby Digital, DTS, SDDS
  • Aspect ratio: 2.35 : 1
  • Also known as: How to Train Your Dragon: An IMAX 3D Experience
  • "How to Train Your Dragon" was produced by DreamWorks Animation and was released on March 26, 2010. The content of the story is adapted from the children's book " How to Tame Your Dragon " written by Grecia Cowell in 2003 . The voice actors responsible for the film include Jay Baruchel , America Georgine Ferrera , Jonah Hill Feldstein , Chris , Craig Ferguson, and Gerard Butler .
    The story tells a Viking teenager Shikapu who lives on Bok Island . He must pass the dragon training test before he can officially become a Viking warrior. The Dragon Trainer Quiz is coming soon, and Hikap must seize this only opportunity to prove the value of his existence to the tribe and his father. However, when Hikap meets a wounded dragon and becomes friends with this dragon, Hikap's world will completely change from then on. 

    Details

    • Release date March 26, 2010
    • Filming locations Chicago Illinois, USA
    • Production companies DreamWorks Animation, Mad Hatter Entertainment, Vertigo Entertainment

    Box office

    Budget

    $165,000,000 (estimated)

    Gross US & Canada

    $217,581,231

    Opening weekend US & Canada

    $43,732,319

    Gross worldwide

    $494,879,471

    Movie reviews

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    • By Charity 2022-04-23 07:01:11

      I am whole because of you

      I don’t have the habit of writing film reviews, but after watching How to Train Your Dragon, I still have a lot to say. Although I didn’t get to see it at the cinema, and even though the version I got was quite unclear, nonetheless, the shock and emotion brought by the film were not in the least. reduce.
        The impression of the dragon in the East and the West is different. The East regards it as the Holy Spirit. In this film, the Vikings from Northern Europe regard the dragon as the...

    • By Makenna 2022-04-23 07:01:11

      How to Train Your Dragon: How to Train Your Dragon

      As the original English name of the animated feature "How to Train Your Dragon", "How to Train Your Dragon" contains many intuitive prompts, including the film's adventure theme, character settings, and more importantly, the low-level syntax consistent with the sentence pattern. young expression. It can be said that "How to Train Your Dragon" is a masterpiece in DreamWorks' animated feature films in recent years that most meets the standards of children's movie viewing. Different from the...

    • By Cassandra 2022-04-23 07:01:11

      A short review of "How to Train Your Dragon"

      Watching "How to Train Your Dragon" tonight.
      I saw the shadow of "Avatar" and "Man and Nature". Make it possible for people to be cannon fodder, and let father friends and favorite girls be cannon fodder when they need to.
      The film proves three points:
      1. It is right to have a strong mind but simple limbs.
      2. Little people, especially the most inconspicuous and special, end up being heroes.
      3. The United States will not shoot Chinese-style tragedies.
      But also...

    • By Gerda 2022-04-23 07:01:11

      Talk about the nicknames of toothless and hiccup

      The literal translation of toothless means toothless. In colloquial language, it means toothless. It sounds very funny. In order to be more in line with Xiaolong's cute temperament, you can read the two words toothless together, pronounce the sound of miamia, or simply write a little more. , called Mengya, it is very in line with Xiaolong's cuteness! The official also has a more free name, called Yesha, which depicts the fierce side of the little dragon, as well as the wrath of the night and...

    • By Marian 2022-04-23 07:01:11

      How to Train Your Dragon

      2010.10.17
      Hehe~ Indeed, it is really beautiful! Impressed three times. For the first time, Toothless and the male protagonist first met, the moment Toothless was touched by the male protagonist, that is, Toothless closed his eyes and felt the male protagonist's hand. When I saw it, I thought of the stinky flower, hehe, I almost shed tears, I feel that I should be a little better to the stinky flower, huh, the kind of stroking its head, although the language is not clear, but the soul can c

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    • By Laila 2023-09-26 15:31:53

      These dragons are so...

    • By Reanna 2023-09-19 23:01:16

      Toothless turned me on. ....

    • By Dolores 2023-08-06 22:05:07

      Three and a half. The plot is very old-fashioned. Toothless's cuteness is a big attraction. It is estimated that it is suitable for watching 3D in the theater. It is really not a big feeling to watch it on a computer screen. The most interesting part is the scenes where Toothless is fitted with a rear wing. I still prefer Toy Story...

    • By Darian 2023-07-10 21:16:29

      Deep and entertaining, but the theme is still more adult. Slightly more obscure than...

    • By Jimmie 2023-07-05 03:05:55

      Hollywood Summer Standard Animation...

    Movie plot

    The protagonist of the story is a Viking boy named Hikap. He lives on Bok Island and fighting against dragons is commonplace. The young man's thinking is very avant-garde, and his alternative sense of humor can't please the villagers and patriarchs of his village. When Hikap was forced to participate in the Dragon Slaying Camp with other Viking teenagers-Astrie, Rough Snot, Fishfoot, and the twins Bluffnut and Humphnut, he felt that...
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    Behind the scenes gags

    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...
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    Different dragons

    Although the title of the film is translated as "How to Train Your Dragon", the real protagonist of the film is the dragon family with different appearances and distinctive personalities. These cute animals have subverted the characteristics of the past dragons. Glencoe, who is as naive and fat as a hippopotamus, is colorful and agile, is deadly, and is a terrifying dragon with a miniature body and a round head. Fierce nightmare, and...
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    Best 3D bridge segment

    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...
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    Media Review

    This beautiful and pleasant film has outstanding performance in many aspects. The excellent story, wonderful visual effects, and wonderful soundtrack are all very enjoyable. This indescribable wonderful experience can only be experienced in the cinema. (" New York Times " review)
    The characters and visual effects of the film are pleasing to the eye. But the really exciting part of the film is the growth story it painstakingly tells. ("...
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    Movie quotes

    • Astrid: Careful with that dragon.

      Hiccup: [looking at his father] It's... not the dragon I'm worried about.

      Astrid: What are you gonna do?

      Hiccup: Put an end to this. I have to try. Astrid, if something... goes wrong, just make sure they don't find Toothless.

      Astrid: I will. Just... promise me it won't go wrong.

    • Hiccup: [about the Night Fury] I really did hit one.

      Gobber: Sure.

      Hiccup: He never listens!

      Gobber: Well, it runs in the family.

      Hiccup: And when he does, it's always with this... disappointed scowl, like someone skimped on the meat in his sandwich.

      [imitating]

      Hiccup: "Excuse me, barmaid! I'm afraid you brought me the wrong offspring! I ordered an extra-large boy with beefy arms, extra guts and glory on the side. This here, this is a talking fish-bone!"

      Gobber: Now, you're thinkin' about this all wrong. It's not so much what you *look* like, it's what's *inside* that he can't stand.

      [pause]

      Hiccup: [sarcastic] Thank you for summing that up.

      Gobber: Look the point is, stop trying so hard to be something you're not!

      Hiccup: I just wanna be one of you guys!

    • Gobber: Oh, nice of you to join the party! I thought you'd been carried off!

      Hiccup: Who, me? Nah, come on! I'm way too muscular for their taste! They wouldn't know what to do with... all this!

      [gesturing to himself and flexing]

      Gobber: Well, they need toothpicks, don't they?