DID YALL CRY watching How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World?! CAUSE I DID *COMMENTARY/REACTION*

[@SolidSnake8295]

Kit Harington (Jon Snow) tweeted a poster of this film with Hiccup, Astrid, their kids, and the dragons with the caption “I’m gonna tell my kids this is how Game of Thrones ended.”

[@ANGELINAA]

HAHAHA

[@nikolaykomissarenko7822]

THATS SO GOOD!!!

[@lisdraconis2212]

Oh god that burn!

[@prafullwali5354]

Ohh shitt😂😂

[@TheRedSaxophone]

I don’t get it

[@Depth217]

The flashback where the mighty, stubborn, prejudiced Stoick the Vast is sobbing to himself over his dead wife, and then takes the moment to teach his son how important love and loss is, is once again one of my absolute favorite moments of the series. You can see the love in his eyes for his son in the last shot. It’s beautiful.

[@Wra1t]

She's not dead :/

[@Depth217]

@@Wra1t yes but the character believes she is, in the scene itself.

[@Wra1t]

@@Depth217 OH yeah thats true

[@Wra1t]

Sorry if I misunderstood

[@Bluebird-sb4qw]

Did I cry with this movie? No, no I did not cry…I SOBBED with it since the whole dragons leaving scene to like halfway through the initial credits

[@Kai__doodles]

Same here, I watched the first one in theaters when I was 4, so to see Toothless and Hiccup apart tore my heart apart.

[@someonerandom9939]

I cried because it didn't have to end that way, they just wanted to end like the books. The books actually had a good reason for it though which the movie version doesn't.

[@livvie09]

Same tho

[@PlayfulJavekacidnationleader]

Yup but seriously who didn't

[@barelyrayssa9808]

28:52 "DO PEOPLE CRY IN THIS MOVIE?" Sweet heart, I cried from the moment I stepped foot inside the theater to the moment I got home. I was red from sobbing when the movie ended. My sister and I walked around the Mall and every mirror I walked past showed my face red like a tomato. This trilogy is my heart and soul to this day. And I love it with every flaw.

[@secretlyadragon4723]

❤❤❤

[@OliveNLuv]

I probably would have sobbed if my mom wasn't there. But let me tell you, I SOBBED when I saw How To Train Your Dragon 2 for the first time in theaters!

[@person-om9zr]

LOL

[@naruske97]

I cried since the trailer dropped

[@ilovemyadorablekitty]

yes ❤

[@bethacaciakay]

I ve been a fan of this franchise since the first movie came out. I can guarantee you that I absolutely sobbed during the last fifteen minutes of the end of the best animated trilogy of all time. :)

[@brunito2133]

bro same

[@thatonkgau5221]

The dragon's had to leave because no matter where they are humans won't stop hunting them and the How to train your dragon franchise is a coming of age story. We saw hiccup go from a boy to man, take on responsibility and learn to let things go.

[@Mothobius]

Sounds like real life humans

[@andreimcallister1365]

Isnt that why they need to stick with humans? You said it yourself. No matter where they are. That’s why they need the humans to save them.

[@thatonkgau5221]

@@andreimcallister1365 The hidden world has been hidden for centuries no humans besides Hiccup and Astrid have discovered it. The dragon's will be safe there and like I said it's a coming of age story and having the dragon's leave was the final chapter to finish the story.

[@memecliparchives2254]

​@@andreimcallister1365Thats not how it works. Nature survives best when man leaves significant parts of it alone.

[@astropictures4396]

The line "There were dragons when I was a boy" along with the rest of that monologue are actually the first lines from the first book written in 2002. The first book started with those words as a flash forward to the ending of the series, and the last words of the last book were those words too. So it was only fitting for these words to be spoken by Hiccup in the final scene of the series.

[@shush5260]

Fun fact. The evil guy is what Hiccup would have become if he killed Toothless instead of cutting him loose in the 1st movie.

[@Jack7.]

When a series builds characters and a world in a way that's so creative and entertaining, you begin to fill in the blanks of the past, in between movies, and the future. Once you do that it's like you've lived a bit in their lives and you feel more connected to them. These kinds of shows and movie series are always so good but they leave you will the most Post-Series Depression. A price to Pay for Salvation. Hence the tears.

[@philipmiethke7985]

And it’s actually a rare occurrence where you can seek out a lot of extra content for this series with riders of Berk and race to the edge on top of all the little specials they did. There a lot of httyd content which I’m so glad for.

[@Jack7.]

@@philipmiethke7985 yeah and most recently for me it was darling in the franxx. And unluckily for me it’s one season, no spinoffs.

[@jaylaanpough5524]

Dude I've been re-watching Race to the Edge along with the 1st and second movies, PLUS Ang's reactions and rn I do be feeling that "post-series depression" like I did in the theatre. It's so overwhelming cus like HOW CAN I SAY GOODBYE?!? (I'm aware of the newest series but I heard it was a flop so...)

[@Jack7.]

@@jaylaanpough5524 What works for me is starting a new series. If you end up to invested then it's super hard to start a new one and even harder to let go. I'd call myself a seasoned pro as I watch plenty of shows and movies all the time and there are some that just never leave your mind, and when you hear the soundtrack, you remember everything.

[@jaylaanpough5524]

@@Jack7. I like to think of myself an expert television & movie watcher myself too. Nice to meet another one 😌 my trick is watching 1-2 really good shows at a slight overlap and having comfort shows ready in the back when things get too intense or I need a break. Personally I do The Good Place & Baby Daddy 💫classics💫

[@cheetahgal1429]

9:37 It's a small detail, but I love how Tuffnut goes from lighthearted teasing to dead serious when he realizes what the dart is. Adds a little to his character beyond being comidic relief, he does genuinely care about the dragons and is angry a hunter got in.

[@perrycarters3113]

I love watching the characters go from dragon-hating prospective warriors into dragon-riding freedom fighters, with dragonscale armor.

[@martacastillo6272]

The first film came out when I was 9, watch the second one in theaters when i was 13, and the last one when I was 18... so yep my childhood progressed and reached its end with this franchise and I was a sobbing mess during that epilogue😭😭😭

[@janewolf6390]

Omg same here. Growing up with these movies was a journey, I’m still sad it’s over.

[@samrevlej9331]

OMG LITERALLY ME but no seriously, same ages for me. And I think it's the only franchise for which I went to see all the movies in theaters.

[@Sovreign071]

I'm intrigued by the writer's choice that the Lightfury shouldn't be named, in order to emphasize her wild nature.

[@SnooWords97]

I think it's because she's not bonded with anyone. Toothless and Stormfly have names because they're bonded to Hiccup and Astrid respectively, but the Light Fury isn't.

[@Mek0XD]

In the book she was given the name Luna

[@rangearango7091]

People have decided to name her Luna

[@charko4191]

I cried like a baby through the ending scene and credits Don't worry people do be emotional on this movie

[@luckystar9628]

I watched this movie at cinema, and EVERYONE cried at the dragons' leaving moment. Every person, including me and my mom, were crying and sobbing as hell, even appearantly stoic men. It was so adorable and touching!

[@waidi3242]

26:58 not sure if that was done on purpose, but it looks like Hiccup's "last" moment when he touches Toothless is exactly the same as his first touch but in reverse.

[@moonweaver77]

18:07 I love this scene so much as this is referred back to the first movie, when Hiccup read the book of dragons, on the nightfury page it said *"The unholy offspring off lightning and death itself"* and they really did mean it. In the series aswell, in one episode (i dont remember the episode name), they mention in again, so i am glad they did put it in

[@MujLovesFun]

True

[@thatonkgau5221]

The design of the hidden world is absolutely astronomical props to the animaters they did an amazing job and deserve an Oscar.

[@Beeba10]

Fun fact: Toothless and the Light Fury's babies are called Night Lights (Night Fury/Light Fury crossbreed)

[@VampireHunter]

Fun Fact: In this movie, they placed scales that their dragons shed on their Dragon Rider armor, That's why Hiccup and the gang were fireproof and why Hiccup also turned invisible when Toothless did the invisibility thing.

[@dnsl4176]

A detail I loved in this movie and one that Ange actually noticed was that Toothless actually turned Hiccup invisible too. This is because (I'm assuming) that Hiccup's armor is probably made from the melted down scales that Toothless shed, or at least covered in it like he did with the tail fin.

[@Satsu_jinn]

the lightfury is a own species so if anyone is complaining there are many light furys in the hidden world and also since toothless kids are mixed colours its obvious that there are black females too

[@nerasomnia]

I don’t remember seeing other nightfuries, though. Toothless might actually be the last of the nightfury subspecies. At least the whole fury species won’t go extinct because lightfuries and nightlights still persist.

[@SnooWords97]

@@nerasomnia The Night Fury line ends with Toothless, as he's the last of his kind. The Light Fury family will continue, assuming there's male Light Furies, but now there's a family of mixed Night and Light Furies. As far as we know, once Toothless dies in the future, so will the Night Fury line.

[@nerasomnia]

@@SnooWords97 There was actually a spin-off HTTYD show set in the modern times with a nightlight, so the nightlights do continue their line.

[@SnooWords97]

@@nerasomnia Yeah, Nightlights (forgot their specie name originally lol) will continue their line, but the Night Fury line is over after Toothless.

[@EricDragonFire]

Personally it makes all of no sense that every last one came out a mix of Black and White when majority of the hatchlings should have come out one or the other. If only one of them were black and white and another was a night fury and the other a light fury then it'd have made sense to me. Idk maybe i'm just dumb but I just personally don't think that's how that works

[@litttlemochi]

Angelina: "Did people cry with this movie?!" Me who cries every time seeing any of the three movies..... "no you're weird"

[@ashdusky9113]

This was an amazing movie, easily my all time favorite. You're definitely not the only one who was crying at this movie, I was so emotional watching it myself and the past two movies as well, especially the second movie.

[@wisdomplaysbtd6144]

In the first movie, the dragon manual calls the night fury “the unholy offspring of lighting and death itself” it’s only when toothless teleports that we see anything involving lightning with him

[@zire4064]

everyone cried watching this movie, especially if you grew up watching the franchise

[@DaanBruins]

The light fury looks smoother, not because she is a girl, but because she has reflectable scales, which help her turn invisible. The attention to detail is astounding.

[@primordialsoup8364]

And the night fury have thicker scales so it takes them to charge up to go invisible.

[@melanithebooknerd]

I cried for like 2 hrs after the second one, and cried a lot more than you did for this movie. I watched the tv shows, so I had more time with the characters. love these movies so much

[@Arksimon2k]

Yep, I'm a 30 year old guy and I sobbed at this ending. Absolutely adore these films.

[@silver9wolf6]

"Did people cry?" LOL 😂😂 Yes. Me. 😭

[@jnosida]

22:14 what most people didn't get in this shot, is that Drago's alpha (from the 2nd movie) is actually right there at the bottom right. You can see it has a missing/broken tusk. I don't know if that is an easter egg or the exact same dragon cuz its size seems relatively smaller for an alpha.

[@tiago9977]

I love how this film shows what a capable & impressive leader Hiccup has become tbh, i.e.: - he's smart 23:21 26:04, & strategic 10:50 - he's a good fighter - he's supportive 15:07 15:55 17:20 & loyal 25:36 - he's perceptive & has good instincts/ intuition 9:35 - he listens to those he trusts - he's inspiring 11:49 24:26 - he's a badass inventor 2:23 2:37 3:37 10:15 17:01 18:50 24:23 24:43 24:51 25:28, etc

[@KayoMichiels]

17:04 Yes, he's gonna make another tail that Toothless can control himself.. (he once made one in one of the shortmovies)

[@kuivia]

this movie is a movie that actually makes my best friend cry, he never fucking cries, his girlfriend of 3 years has seen him cry like once maybe twice and they've lived together almost that entire time 😂it's so emotional at the end

[@no4na9ifypu9i8]

This movie always brings me to tears! Its like the end of my childhood, so it is so painful to watch Toothless and Hiccup saying goodbye to each other.

[@Kai__doodles]

Same cause I watched the first one in theaters when I was 4, and the third when I was 12.

[@SilverFang95]

Same thing with Toy Story.

[@nl0za28]

i balled my eyes out in the theater. i walked out and had people staring at me like i was crazy lol, it even made my dad cry and he doesn’t cry, like ever…

[@KayoMichiels]

"There were dragons when i was a boy..." That's how the books from Cressida Cowell started.. on which the series was based on.

[@jillianneashleybacolores3760]

Netflix actually did a series of the how to train your dragon called "Dragons: Race to the Edge" it explores more depth of the dragons and their relationships. It's setting is before How to train your dragon 2.

[@smera6844]

You HAVE to Watch the 3 (?) Series’s That come in the middle of the 1st and 2nd Movie THEY ARE SO GOOD! more world building, understanding Hiccup and Astrid’s relationship and getting a deeper look into the other dragon riders!

[@Sammy_The_Umbreon]

one thing i really liked is Hiccup's and Astrid's chemistry. I usually don't like romance in movies (especially kids movies) because it feels forced down our throats with 'looks at them being all lovey dovey'. But here it feels so natural, like a real couple.

[@justintime8]

It is not every day your favorite reactor uploads a reaction video. Cherish it.

[@mnmess]

"I feel weird. do people cry in this movie?" ang I was a MESS when I saw this movie like hands down have never cried as hard at the movie theater as I did with this one lmaoo I was in shamblesss

[@cloudprince_ren0086]

I just smiled when I realize the scene where the buildings fall down in the beginning of the movie mirrors the scene from the first movie and hiccups reaction to it is the same as back then.

[@nilsbabcock7686]

So, you need to watch Gift of the Night Fury. It IS cannon in the franchise. It happens chronologically between 1 and 2. Then come the Netflix series Riders of Berk and Defenders of Berk.

[@melanithebooknerd]

then race to the edge

[@nilsbabcock7686]

@@melanithebooknerd RIGHT forgot about that one.

[@wendy6268]

but dreamworks animation is the best hahahaha I don't really like netflix's adapatation (the animation)

[@nilsbabcock7686]

@@wendy6268 It's only a "Netflix series" because it's only available on Netflix. It's still Dreamworks animation.

[@wendy6268]

@@nilsbabcock7686 but why is it seems different for me :((

[@MaximeLafreniere433]

Some movies need 2 videos/watches from Ange: One where Ange basically only look at the lighting, details, the sound, etc. (like this one). One where Ange concentrates on the story.

[@zeroknight4517]

Do not end this movies without watching HTTYD: Homecoming! The special is an absolute must! :D

[@josuegarro5437]

They indeed have one of the best relationships in animated movies, it's so natural and believable, even more so if you watch the series

[@Buccher0]

I am not crying, you are 😭😭 I love this trilogy ❤️

[@abbywaugh233]

YYYYYEEEEESSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I HAVE BEEN WAITING!!!! YES THANK YOU!!!!

[@jayz1289]

The first movie offspring of lighting and death it self finally showing the lightning

[@midnightwolf_13]

Oh yeah, I was full on SOBBING at the end of this film, especially during the end credits, since I grew up with this series and the ending was so bittersweet

[@blairweldon0813]

i cry every single time i watch this movie, as soon as the cliff scene shows up on my screen i start tearing up because i know what’s about to happen and i won’t stop crying. usually i have to stop the movie right before the goodbye scene because i will not be able to stop myself from crying, i grew up with this franchise i started it when i was about 10 and i’m now 18. i saw this movie in theaters and literally almost everyone in that theater was crying, including me and my family

[@noxgirl_gaming]

I was wating for it🥰

[@writing2724]

Same

[@LM-gm9yo]

I saw that movie in theaters and I cried like a little baby the second Toothless looks back at Hiccup silently asking him if it's okay for him to leave (17:19) and at the end (for obvious reasons lol)😭Such a lovely trilogy, one of my faves for sure!

[@Firefox14958]

Your not alone, i cried SOO HARD at the end, i cried for 1 hour and 27 minutes, do you know how hard it is to cry that long ❤❤ i watched it with my mom and sister the first time, in a small town that we live, me and my sister were the first ones to watch it on DVD, my dad knows how much we love httyd, so as a early birthday surprise to both me and my sister he went and bought the DVD for us, i still have it ❤❤ Just like you are a Dungeons and Dragons fan, so am i a httyd fan, and trust me I've watched this movie probably 200 times, i cry every single time, even now. Thanks for watching this movie with me ANGELINA!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jaylaanpough5524]

When I tell you me and my friends SOBBED (quietly but a lot) throughout the *entire movie* ...! Just Stoick's voice and the flashbacks were enough to get my tears flowing. Being on a beautiful journey like this for 9 years will do that to ya🥲

[@Qorvid20]

24:33 if you like the twins in the movies, you should see them in the TV shows

[@artemisdelphinia]

I bawled when I saw them as parents cause I started watching it when I was 14 and it ended when I was 23 so I kinda grew up along with hiccup, toothless and their friends.

[@HaBBeRL]

13:04 Help, Toothless, HEEEELP 🤣🤣🤣

[@julcsibalogh5657]

don"t worry Ange, I cried a lot on this movie, and still cry every time I watch it, my eyes got teary even by just watching your reaction

[@blakeythekitty]

I've watched this a good five times, not including all the reaction videos I've watched. All of those times, I have cried. I am even crying with you right now as I watch your reaction :"D

[@QVESTMusic]

While she was blabbing on she named dropped that they were on an island so he faked releasing her and had her trailed

[@anthonyperry9665]

i love your rection videos 🥰

[@SadGirlXandra]

The fun fact about this series is that in the books it talks about the dragons returning to the ocean where they came from, also they are too small to ride and they never used to kill them also Astrid just doesn’t exist in the books. I find it funny how different the movie/tv series and book series is.

[@ameerkat4]

28:02 it still makes me so emotional that they used the opening lines from the prologue of the first httyd book at the end of the last film. I'm pretty sure they were the first lines in the epilogue of the last book as well

[@writerofpoetsjg]

I sobbed my eyes out at this movie the first time I saw it. The music I will always love and “as long as he’s safe” the end kills me so much. My imagination runs SO WILD WHEN HEARINF YHE MUSICC!!!!!!

[@georges6580]

I was born in 1986. I'm a dude. I've cryied in all 3. We were not supposed to at the time but I don't care. I've lost 16 dogs, about 20 cats, 7 horses, 5 birds and so on. I've accompagnied all of their life since birth and nurtered them when their moms & dads died. And carried until the very end when they died. So I'm emotional everytime I see something like this. This is so well done. I love all three movies, they were done with care, love, and understanding of the unbreakable bond it trancend beyond species & represent for one another. (And I miss all of them everyday)

[@ravenlockhart0925]

I cry every time. This is probably my absolute favorite trilogy with one of the greatest musical scores.

[@acrobat89]

This series is a masterclass in how a trilogy should be. Every movie is different from the one before, but builds upon it. The series also has a definitive beginning, middle, and end. They have callbacks to earlier movies, without repeating storylines.

[@indade]

25:38 that is a genuine, gutteral sound of shock, and concern.

[@ilovemybiases1178]

I hate how much people hate the light fury she’s so awesome and adorable

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

5:06 Obey hypno-toad

[@cardboard_hat]

Bro 2019 was more than 2 years ago I still haven't processed 2020 yet

[@TVwithAli]

im still trying to process 2023 and its currently march 2024 lol

[@katelynpinkham8276]

I 10,000% cried at this movie! This series is so good, and I love your reactions!

[@leeuwaj]

Someone should tell her that there's an early 2 season series and another 6 season series of httyd on Netflix, as well as a bunch of separate specials. Really fleshes out the world of httyd.

[@p.h6849]

I am SOOO happy you watched this series! It was my Childhood! And every time i see the movies again, i am going back to it!

[@parrotpepper332]

The first movie came out when I was 5, so I barely remember seeing the first one for the first time. But the final movie came out when I was 13, and incredibly emotionally vulnerable. I started breakdown SOBBING

[@SliderFury1]

I love how the movie is absolutely gorgeous leading up to the hidden world, and then the hidden world just completely blows all of that away.

[@DamselReviews]

I ABSOLUTLEY BROKE DOWN IN TEARS this is the third time viewing the film and im still crying! it gets me every time!!

[@kymsat.h.o.t1758]

Yes people cried when watching this. I’m literally 28. And bawling my eyes out currently. I loveeeeee this film ❤😅

[@hughettecampbell1010]

i watched this when it came out in the theatre, I bawled

[@XIc3Xp]

I loved all of these movies. I cried so bad but I also cried on the second one because the animation when they showed where dragons lived was so beautiful

[@dantesolace5257]

So me and my dad loved this movie series. He died before we could watch the 3rd one together. I watched it a week after he died and when that song came on with together we part ways I was literally crying my eyes out and I cried myself to sleep that night. Angelina you're not alone.

[@nathanholmes5481]

I cried and wept so much. I grew up with this movie series and the shows for it since I was a child. A great ending.

[@mc_lara2230]

I love when fantasy is brought to reality. Fantasy is a way to escape reality, and I've never been a big fan of 'reality' films. BUT when fantasy elements are suggested to exist in reality I LOVE THAT. Rise of the Guardians does it for me too. 🥰

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

Don't worry, baby girl, I'm a grown up man and I cried at the end, too. I'm not saying you're not a loser, necessarily, but if you are... a bunch of us are losers together. :D

[@m00n_beetle]

trust me, you are definitely not alone in getting teary during this movie!!! i actually teared up just watching this reaction! the ending is too perfect and this series is WAY too underrated

[@JoaoRobertoBA]

This movie is an amazing experience, specially after reading 12 books and listening to the line "there were dragons when i was a boy"

[@adamfox3903]

I cried so much when I saw this in theaters and every time I see it I love these movies so much

[@tiago9977]

The ending was beautifully done, but definitely came as a surprise. It's cool to end the series w/ dragons fading into myths & legends like the real world 28:02 29:13 29:54, but I wasn't expecting it at all tbh. The films did such a great job of making them all one big family that it felt kinda wrong for them to get separated lol 23:04 26:38. Ngl, I was also expecting the Deathgrippers to be responsible for Grimmel's death in the end. As soon as he said that he was controls them w/ their own venom, I expected a scene where Hiccup frees them from his mind control & they turn on Grimmel.

[@krono5el]

This is a must have 4k disc, outstanding visuals.

[@simonelott3403]

Firstly!!! You're not stupid. Secondly. This trilogy tears me apart. I love it so so much and I cry everytime I see Hiccups hand leave Toothless's head. 🥺

[@kilian-one-l]

You're not weird for crying, I cried again just watching this video. This movie was the perfect ending to the series.

[@arriannawashington1013]

I cry every single time I watch this movie, I really wish I could watch all of them for the first time again

[@alexcroft3141]

Movie makes me cry everytime I watch it. And I've watched it A LOT

[@ashildrtheswift3028]

"Did people cry watching this?" YES. I saw it in the theatre ans bawled like a baby

[@Osfrie]

I forgot how much I loved these films man. Thanks for rekindling it for me. I absolutely cried watching the film, admittedly I didn't see it in the cinema but yeah naa, hit me in the feels real good. Love it and I PRAY the live action film they've got in the works is as good. It's going to be tough for them to match it!

[@КаринаКовалева-я5х]

I’m truly crying every part of this story. This my favorite trilogy ever ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sololeveling7390]

Growing up watching this(watching the series) really gives a ton of nostalgia to every scene. Like i can barely watch the first movie without tearing up at this point

[@jm52hz]

this is my favorite animated franchise. love your reactions!

[@rantswithraquel]

I SOBBED WATCHING THIS MOVIE LITERALLY ONE OF MY FAV TRILOGYS IM SO GLAD I GOT TO WATCH U REACT TO THESE THREE FILMS THANK U 🥹🥹