Familiar friends all appeared, and the classic soundtrack accompanied by the flying screen sounded, and my childhood came back.
Two pairs of fairy love, especially Hiccup and Astrid, she said "I'm the first to believe you." It reminded me of the first time the two of them rode on Toothless, and I burst into tears. There is no one of the most domineering and understanding heroines in animation.
The ending is also full of feelings, because of love, ten years of emotional separation. Because of love, but also because of friendship. From hostility, coexistence, and separation between dragons and humans, they should have been free, and they should have been gorgeous in the secret realm of their hometown.
It was him that made it possible to take off again, it was it that made him realize his value, and they couldn't grow up together without each other. They are all learning to be kings of their own world. Finally, they went from supporting each other to starting their own families and soaring in their own world. In the end, Hiccup took the child to find Toothless, and the moment they reunited was like two long-separated brothers. The classic stroking of the faucet that spanned two generations made me cry again, and I thought that I was really emotional, but it was really touching! Looking at the wedding of Hiccup and Astrid, even the Viking heroes cried collectively.
It's a pity it didn't end at the cinema. When I watched the first part, I was still in elementary school, and now I am in college, and I am also confused about the future. But it's okay, Hiccup also grew up from a child to a real chief, and he also grew up with us.
So, go for it! Be a Viking Man!
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