Justice will triumph over evil!

Maxine 2022-03-23 09:01:23

If How to Train Your Dragon 1 is a positive example, then the second sequel is undoubtedly a negative case. The family lines of the protagonist and parents do not have any intersection with supporting actors and villains. The wicked appeared late and abruptly. The hostess and other friends play soy sauce throughout. The ending is not addictive, the two battles are too tightly connected, and they are divided into two bluntly. It should be that the villain should come out first, the father will hang up, and the protagonist will escape to find his mother and then rescue the village with a vengeance at the right pace. Screen 5 plot 2.

Blaze 2022-03-23 09:01:23

The chaotic plot is far from the first one. In the first ten minutes, I was open-minded and happy. As soon as I got into the topic, I was soaring. When there is nothing to say, I shoot dragons and shoot a bunch of dragons flying. The 3D effect is good, but repeating it over and over again feels like a selling copy in the animation industry. There are few highlights, even selling cuteness has stopped, and endless selling cuteness cannot save this stupid sequel. Disappointed.