First Time Watching *HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON*

[@lightworthy]

as a disabled person who became disabled in my teens, i ADORED the fact they made hiccup lose his leg. it just meant a lot to see a kids character who’s the HERO have some sort of disability, and even one we see happen as well that isn’t framed in a very pitying way. not to mention he learned to adapt for toothless’ disability which just so happens to mirror his own, and they can take on the world together as disabled buddies doing cool shit. i still haven’t seen any of the other movies, but i know i need to sometime because i’ve heard at least the trilogy is really good

[@wyattp8479]

It's about owls and that's all I'll tell you

[@merry_christmas]

Watch them! They're kind of the only trilogy I'll ever like

[@lightworthy]

@@merry_christmas every time i’ve looked they only had one of the 3 or like 1 and 3 up at the same time so i haven’t been able to😭

[@fabienneselinger3899]

Similar for me. I lost my dad when I was 16 about the same time the second movie came out and I was at a real dark and cynical place. Seeing something bad happen in movies is great I think, because in real life there's also not always a happy end

[@decristal48]

I agree 🙌

[@trinaq]

The first time I saw this movie as a kid, I was super impressed by the decision to have Hiccup lose a leg after his fight with the dragon, especially in a kids film produced by Dreamworks. It creates an interesting parallel to Toothless, since they're the same now.

[@jerrythemagicalllama]

Also disability representation for kids! I can imagine that it felt good for any physically disabled kid to see an amputee main character in a popular franchise! Edit: I forgot, there are also lots of other amputee characters of all ages and genders, as well as strong female characters in every movie that are integral to the story Edit 2: omg this movie keeps unfolding sorry lmao but this movie also shows how people with a common problem (i.e. being disabled) can work together to become strong and face adversity. Not only is this movie fabulously made, it's an important movie for ALL ages.

[@berlintheinnovator]

i see you with the addams family musical icon 👀

[@tiafarrell3458]

Ur right that was super smart pretty ironic yet realistic they did a very good job

[@KurosakiLynn]

Especially since Hiccup was the reason Toothless lost his tail wing, so it balances it out, I think.

[@michellehawk282]

It's also pretty smart because it was Hiccups fault that Toothless only has one tail wing when he tried to captire him and Hiccup lost his foot because Toothless bit it when he tried to safe him at the end and grabbed him, so you could say they're even now. I think he mentions that in the second movie as well.

[@alt_entwined5252]

Dylan talking and not realizing how similar his voice is to Hiccup's has been a highlight of my day

[@mikouf9691]

OMG, I thought it was just me thinking this! 😂

[@ratihrahayu2172]

OH TRUEE! I re-watched the trilogy yesterday and thought why does Hiccup sounds familiar and search for the one that do the voice of hiccup in case I hear him in the other film and it's not... and it's turn out it feels familiar because it's Dylan voice😂

[@micaelabaptista8836]

AHAHAHHAH I HOPE HE SEEES THISSS

[@spookypenny8449]

oh my god HAHAHHA ur right

[@starpp]

Now I can't unhear it 😂

[@SchazmenRassir]

Damn. So many people miss that one crucial bit that makes Stoick a great character. Right after he says "You're not my son" and leaves. You missed the absolutely _crushing_ guilt he felt. He literally _staggered back_ with what he'd just said, before pushing on to leave.

[@MidnightHowling]

Thank you!

[@florahansendamm5584]

I was absolutely devastated in the second movie when Stoick died. I loved the fact that a side character had a fully completed arc, and that he accepted his sons difference. Lovely character

[@fabra1122]

Damn, I am absolutely devastated about you spoiling the second film... Could have given a warning

[@SchazmenRassir]

@@fabra1122 To be fair, it came out in 2014. More than enough time for most to watch it by now. Of course, there's plenty of people who haven't seen any of them, but still.

[@indiesunflowers]

feeling guilty doesn't erase your wrong doings though , he's still a jerk lol

[@delatara21_61]

not only is hiccup losing a leg a parallel to toothless losing half his tail, toothless bit it off when trying to save him so he could shield him from the fire, like hiccup's trap cut the tail off at the start! i rewatched the film a few months ago and the lore is so much more complex with underlying meanings and messages than i picked up on as i kid i genuinely love this film

[@Bibi0602]

Oh, that makes so much sense, I always thought that he lost his leg because of the fire, wich didn't made sense to me since he was falling of head first. Thank you so much, love that detail

[@SophieGhost04]

Re watching these films for the millionth time, I still notice new stuff 😌👌🏻✨

[@RedHeadNdProud]

I didn’t realize Toothless bit it off! I always assumed his leg was so severely burned that they ended up having to amputate it. That’s so interesting!

[@andreaslabaugh9401]

There is so much throughout the series that most people miss

[@megasauruss]

The fact that Toothless bit it off makes so much more sense!

[@IndianaKong95]

I like how Dylan unintentionally does a better job predicting the sequels than he does the movie he's actually watching

[@KutsugeMindUrmoks]

ikr

[@nanalove3819]

The whole time I thought : just wait for the sequel

[@juliasimpson1547]

@@nanalove3819 I was thinking the exact same thing the whole video

[@brunacampos8786]

@@nanalove3819 Same

[@soshiangel90]

i was just screaming in my head when he was saying he wanted the lore built out into an (adult) series and I'm like...we get (most) of that!!!! It's a great series damnit!

[@letsbedragonflies]

Dylan: Thinks the name Toothless is dumb Also Dylan: names this demon of the night sky Pippip

[@bellaelleira]

“Demon of the night sky” 😂

[@RealMrConqueror]

I thought it was written Pep Pep

[@imalionimaqueen7234]

I know, when he said that I thought of the name Pip-Squeak, which made me laugh even harder😂😂😭

[@TheKpa11]

Honestly for a animated movie I’d have expected some name like “Pip pip” In fact in this day and age giving cute names to Monstrous things is seen more as a compliment, especially if it’s given more character depth, then the silly name is respected more and becomes so epic with context to the story

[@imalionimaqueen7234]

@@TheKpa11 Well, HTTYD was based off of a book series originally. The books are a lot different but toothless is the name of the main dragon, and Hiccup is the name of the main character. Otherwise though, they pretty much changed all the names and characters.

[@luust4005]

12:12 it's actually for aerodynamic purposes. When flying at high speeds, the teeth make the skull unnecessarily thicker, retracting them gives night fury's a good 2-3 inches less.

[@Unstopapple]

Just because you can't take an extra 2-3 inches at speed doesn't mean a dragon can't

[@seanmoran9383]

@@Unstopapple wish I saw this 2 years ago, woulda made a killer senior quote

[@summerevening421]

in the book series, he only has one tooth, hence 'toothless'. but i get how they needed to work around that to still make him mysterious and terrifying

[@magacofi]

@@summerevening421 O.O this is based off books? oh this smells like a new hyperfixation coming

[@patrickmorrey8722]

@@summerevening421 As I recall, he didn't have any teeth in the books, retractable or otherwise. I believe that the riddle of the king's lost things mentions that he's a "fang-free dragon"

[@mikayladanielle]

In my 21 years of life, I have never, EVER, thought the Dreamworks kid was “whipping it out” until today. Now, I’ll never be able to unsee it. Thanks, Dylan🙃

[@MystiqMiu]

immediately horrified when he said it bc i know its not going away 😭😭😭

[@trinaq]

Me too, I won't be able to unsee that mental image, but my inner child is definitely scarred for life right now! 😂🤣

[@lucyandecember2843]

Considering its dreamworks, i feel like that was very intentional T-T

[@jichuu225]

WHIPPING WHAT OUT?!?!!? I havent watched the video yet

[@jichuu225]

OH NO

[@jameelahomoyele4852]

Should we be worried Dylan is writing detailed scenarios between he and his inanimate friends? But then again, at least he's writing something for a change.

[@jenniferkrigbaum2677]

I hope Dylan sees this comment 😂😂

[@brianelson1481]

DAMN LMAO

[@isabellac4901]

I HOPE HE SEES THIS COMMENT OML

[@mastercutter7676]

gottem

[@passerby2562]

BURN 🔥

[@Teddy-nl8yp]

When I saw this movie in theatres when I was a kid I was confused about how Hiccup would lose his leg when falling into a fire. but then the more Ive watched it the more I’ve come to realize that it was actually Toothless who takes his leg in order to save him. and that is another layer to their relationship as Hiccup is implied to be the one who takes Toothless’s wing. so when both are walking outside together at the end both are carrying the disability the other gave them and are then able to come together and be more than they were before.

[@trisha4776]

Please don’t make me cry.

[@Nt4DaY]

@@trisha4776 right?! 🥺 I immediately got tears in my eyes

[@epcza13]

I NEVER NOTICED THAT. HOLY SHIT.

[@mayajanaeee]

wait what do you mean toothless took hiccup’s leg? like he had to bite it to save him??

[@rinina]

@@mayajanaeee probably, he had to grab hiccup by some part to save him

[@nyxsnotfunny7401]

I absolutely NEED Dylan to watch the rest of the trilogy, it's amazing and I would love to see his commentary

[@luiiiandmovieee]

He would love the ending of movie 2 when the dad dies

[@surfgromette]

yesssss, he needs to watch all 3 in a row now

[@Lisannegd]

Yesssss

[@archersfoxxs]

i doubt he will for a while but i want him to so bad 😭 he would love it

[@na3rial]

The number of details he misses in the story telling, while also hyperfocusing on other details is very amusing

[@NilaR93]

It's always my favorite parts of his videoes. The whole segment of him being like: did they set up a way for how to kill a god dragon earlier in the movie? is so funny because he also included the "not so fireproof on the inside"-scene, without knowing that it answered his question. Unintentional comedy gold haha

[@user-qm8xe9tl9t]

also love how he summoms physics majors because the big momma dragon can fly and forgets bee's exist. Some things defy physiks

[@fractal8346]

@@user-qm8xe9tl9t Hahhaa that would be cool but sadly bees don’t defy physics. Though it would be cool to see a massive bees flying with tiny wings.

[@user-qm8xe9tl9t]

@@fractal8346 my life is a lie,,,, there's literally a saying in German being like "bumblebees don't know that they aren't supposed to be flying, so they do it anyways",, it's like the time I found out the reason there's fog isn't dwarves cooking underground and the steam rising...

[@alli1222]

That’s basically his entire channel LMAO

[@Prezz1t]

I saw the third movie one night in the theatres. The audience where all around 18-30 years old. I have never seen so many grown men cry (except for End game). I have never cried so much to a movie haha. One guy in front of me could not breathe bc he was bawling his eyes out. Saw him after the movie with his group of friends, still bawling his eyes out, them comforting him, he between his breath ”I... can’t... stop crying..” Love this movie

[@gamesjuegos9567]

Same I was like with 15 of my classmates we all cried

[@tinysailor]

Can’t say anything I was bawling too 😭😭😭

[@mey6303]

I was 16 and I was bawling 😭

[@Patrrrick]

The first few times I watched the trailer for the third movie I cried of happines(I was 19 in my first year of uni). The third one was also the only one I watched in cinema and it was SO worth it

[@brondermody3409]

God I still remember watching the first movie in the cinema when I was 9, and watching the final film 10 years later really had me bawling. It's like the epitome of coming-of-age films and I feel really lucky I got to grow up alongside the characters and relate to their struggles.

[@Phoren]

I think this is the first time Dylan’s predictions haven’t been spot on which just goes to show how amazing and unique the movie is

[@TopherWheeler]

Definitely NOT the first time 😂

[@Stephanie-s2024]

Taehyung is that youuuu?!?!?

[@dontcare6001]

@@Stephanie-s2024 i was about to say the same thing

[@Stephanie-s2024]

@@dontcare6001 same braincell 😂

[@emilythorne4119]

I also think Dylan forgot this was a kids movie and just predicted death and murder because it's what he wanted to see 😂

[@incrediblymai8362]

I love Dylan's appreciation for all the unique dragon species, it's always been one of my favorite parts of this franchise!

[@violetnorwen8491]

No joke, the scene with the Dragon Manual was the scariest part when I was littl3, and is now one of my favorite parts of any animated movie!

[@lucasgrazalieze3952]

Ah, yes. Movie commentary Monday, on a Thursday. Glad to know Dylan is consistently posting every day but Monday. Keeps me on my toes

[@Jjlinnyy]

Right?

[@minminygyg]

the day he posts a movie commentary on Monday, the world won’t know what to do

[@zahrazarqaa]

Its a MISDIRECT 😎👉👉

[@daniela6287]

unlike hiccup ;)

[@Jjlinnyy]

@@daniela6287 FOULL

[@ESPHMacD]

I really liked Toothless’s interactions with Stoick in this film, especially near the end. It really adds to show that dragons are capable of complex thought like humans are. Stoick had been nothing but hostile towards both Toothless and Hiccup (that Toothless had witnessed), so he had no reason to save Stoick at the end. Saving him anyway proved that the dragons aren’t mindlessly evil. Plus the callback to the flying scene with Astrid too. Toothless didn’t reveal Hiccup was safe until Stoick had apologized for his actions.

[@kenniwick]

T’s always looking out for Hiccup. I love that!! 💚💚

[@Ashley-bg6kg]

Finally, a good movie!! The music, the storyline, and the characters are all a work of art. It is pure perfection

[@luiiiandmovieee]

I love the music of this movie so much!

[@yusraraza1490]

@@luiiiandmovieee if you haven't already I recommend watching "sideways " video about why it has the best musical opening

[@andrearolher6995]

Right?? The soundtrack is a masterpiece

[@luiiiandmovieee]

@@yusraraza1490 I'll watch it :)

[@flxwercxrpse1871]

This trilogy makes me emotional cos its just so damn amazing

[@sudupiti]

The idea of Astrid being a villian is a great concept. They really diluted her character in the other movies, but omg IMAGINE if they were lovers to enemies.

[@jasperanda2769]

I wonder how they would've written the story with that concept of Astrid being the antagonist of the movie. It would change a huge part of the series and the plots we see definitely wouldn't be the same. We would probably see Astrid tell Stoick about Hiccup and Toothless, instead of keeping his secret and helping him. That itself would change a lot and poses some interesting questions as to what this version would look like. Would Toothless still be captured or would we see Hiccup running off to escape with Toothless? If they escape, where would they go and what would be their next step? Would we still see the nest in this version? If Toothless isn't captured, how would they find the nest? Would the other teenagers still help Hiccup? Would Stoick continue to despise dragons or would he still have a moment where how he sees them changes? What is the reason Astrid hates/dislikes Hiccup (Are her parents pushing her to become a great dragon hunter and Hiccup is getting in the way of that? Did a family member get killed by a dragon?), what is her motivation? It is definitely an interesting concept, though in my opinion would be a totally different movie/series. I am sorry about the rambling, it just got me think about what that would've looked like.

[@sakareeh]

@@jasperanda2769nooo don’t apologize for brainstorming

[@jasperanda2769]

@@sakareeh haha thanks, its pretty interesting to think about what the series would have looked like if that was what they went with :)

[@armiiii0987]

Dylan's transition to audible sponsorship is always so clever and funny

[@OkxyBridgit]

I KNEW it it was coming I was like:” oh my days” and just laughed

[@afay007]

SO clever! I literally lol-ed.

[@Jenny-mo1be]

I usually skip through adds in videos but Dylan seemd extra happy/smily in this one 🥺✨ plus the leather jacket I mean 👀

[@leilaatumah1864]

This was definitely the smoothest one yet

[@chrisedward1679]

this movie didn’t necessarily focus on loss, but the sequel and 3rd definitely are darker and deal with death and loss. the end of the 3rd movie will forever be one of my favorite cinematic moments in animation. i hope dylan reacts to 2 and 3 because they were just as good as this one.

[@gracefowler8859]

Yesss!! I agree 100% ugh it’s one of my fav movie franchises. 😭

[@cherishre2239]

movie 2 broke my heart

[@Hime0love]

I'M SORRY TO USE YOUR COMMENT BUT BEFORE HE WATCHES THE SECOND MOVIE: WATCH THE SERIES! THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME BORROW YOUR COMMENT

[@hans3331000]

@@Hime0love To be fair, he doesn't need to watch the series, you can easily follow along without it, plus the series has some pretty low budget animation

[@Caxuja]

Ok i gotta interject.... HTTYD 3 was by far not as good as 1 and 2 imo. It was way too predictable.... plus.... 👉👈🥺 I was hoping Hiccup and Toothless' kids would grow up together.....

[@johannakumar7079]

Dylan: this fight is boring the dragon doesn’t even move god dragon: *starts flying* Dylan: this isn’t even possible let’s get the physics majors up in here

[@MrAgentTurner]

Lmaooo

[@lenachoi2148]

"if you adopted a dog that was missing a leg you wouldnt name him Legless" Me thinking about my family cat named Tripod... Edit: I need you guys to know that I now have a dog whose nickname is Yards. Because he only has 3 feet.

[@hnichole]

TRIPOD, lmfao I'm crying.

[@BornNoU]

We had a dog with three legs who we also called Tripod! And my mom had a dog called Deogie (pronounced D-O-G) lol

[@srdjanradakovic3001]

I have a dog with 3 legs who's last name is Legolass

[@tminus21]

lmfao me too ahahaha we had a dog named tripod (although she had all her legs, she was just missing a foot from birth, so in retrospect.... we were wrong in that regard ahahaha)

[@galaxygirlstudio5347]

I too had a cat named Tripod. She was a calico

[@ericstorm6582]

"I want her to be his rival, not a love interest." Astrid and Hiccup: *end up becoming one of the greatest couples in animated movies*

[@bluestarthestar]

fr, and one of the healthiest relationships too

[@leomcshizzlepjocastdeserve1631]

astrid and hiccup and rapunzel and eugene are the best

[@bluestarthestar]

@@leomcshizzlepjocastdeserve1631 yess, and love your username!

[@leomcshizzlepjocastdeserve1631]

@@bluestarthestar awe thanks

[@katiedr]

@@leomcshizzlepjocastdeserve1631 yess and both couples were enemies to lovers, that's always the best

[@wholockedholmes5600]

The little animation of Stoick getting almost lightheaded after telling Hiccup he wasn’t his son is just amazing. That one animation turned Stoick from an irredeemable asshole to a misguided man blinded by pride and tradition who still has the ability to change. Obviously it doesn’t hit for everyone but it gets the message across for most. This is the Dreamworks I miss. This is one of the few movies I truely consider 10 out of 10, every fiber of it is made with genuine love and care for the characters and storytelling. And don’t worry Dylan, if you didn’t feel like you could feel the size of the queen dragon just wait for the next film :)

[@marinegoeseels3891]

I’m so glad someone mentioned this. That scene is so important and makes the turn to “I’m proud to call you my son” better, because you could see he immediately regretted saying the opposite before.

[@sofialu226]

_YES_ I rememebr noticing that the first time I watched it. Is such a small thing, but that tell a lot.

[@24seawolf]

100% agree. Cinema Therapy mentioned that small look in their watch of this movie when they were analyzing the father and son relationship. Sooo good!

[@sofialu226]

@@24seawolf Another CinemaTherapy fan? 😏 When I saw they uploaded a HTTY analysis I was especting them to notice that and they did! Cinema Therapy are the best

[@laboon344]

truly*

[@trala.tralala.]

I'M GOING TO CRY. This is the best movie of my childhood and I cry every time I watch it.

[@DwayneBalitustus]

fr, this is my favorite animated movie series

[@taco9512]

SAME

[@aaliyahshaw23]

Same here

[@mimokh7485]

Saaame

[@retr0gra3de]

mE TOOOOOOO 😭😭 i love these movies with my whole heart

[@slapphappi]

its 2024 and im still waiting for Dylan to watch the second movie

[@Izzy_with_a_hint_of_TVD]

and the 3rd. and race to the edge. and homecoming 😂

[@perlanegrete3363]

Facts 😂

[@nrz_2001]

"no one would die right? his father would come around." me: *laughs evilly while also crying*

[@jazmoons]

Ikr

[@leonelakebi7830]

Rightt 😂

[@sharpeststraw]

what happens? like who dies?

[@Jjlinnyy]

@@sharpeststraw Stoic in the second movie

[@sharpeststraw]

@@Jjlinnyy NOOO (how?)

[@taralynncantor5631]

I love how Dylan accidentally predicts the 2nd movie like 5 separate times.

[@oldGil57]

1. Dragon army 2. Dead dad

[@yrva1745]

The 3rd on two with the predicting of there being another night fury and it being Toothless’ girlfriend @ 33:04

[@juja2times714]

it’s scripted

[@danielalvarez-arevalo688]

When Dylan mentioned hiccup being the dragon itself… that would lead that universe in an interesting alternate direction. Imagine if the father never knew, nor did hiccup. Some people having that ability to shapeshift while other of the dragons are more wild since they cannot.

[@krazyk7679]

Dylan: “I don’t think Netflix knows how to make me feel good..which is murder and death.” Me: Laughs in How to Train Your Dragon 2

[@meedabuhuh3084]

My thoughts exactly (especially when he mentioned the sad death of a close person to hiccup)

[@sparkyzt]

SAME

[@martimgonzalez7133]

YES

[@indigolibra9486]

Hiccup loses his father but finds is mother

[@Rosa-x9]

@@indigolibra9486 Damn, thanks for the spoiler

[@slatehound1812]

I really hope Dylan watches the second and third one too because at the end it kinda looked like he was put off by it turning into a "franchise", and I know it's easy to assume that it's probably turned into another cashgrab series but it's really not. I haven't watched the shows personally, but the main HTTYD Trilogy is insanely good so I really hope he considers watching the other two movies as well.

[@LivLogan]

you gotta remember that he doesn't watch these movies to actually enjoy them, he watches them to find little flaws and then complain about them for as long as he can lol. I'm sure there are plenty of other youtubers who actually give genuine reactions on this movie rather than use them as click bait to tell forced jokes lol

[@AdamIshak01]

I love the whole HTTYD Franchise so far. Even the shows do a good job showing how the time passes and how the shows/series lead into the plot of the next movie.

[@konstantina7921]

Well.. I've seen him complain and beg for it to be over. This wasn't a hate to watch clearly, he said exactly the words "I love this" and praised the worldbuilding in it with the different dragon species and small details in the movie. He doesn't need to take everything seriously, like you said there are many others that do movie reactions/commentaries where they praise the movies, its a matter of preference, if his way isn't your cup of tea it's ok😊

[@maluverao]

@@konstantina7921 exactly

[@jennalovesmusic4493]

AGREE

[@SophieInSeattle]

I think the sequel is arguably as solid as the first with even more advanced visuals, so I'm looking forward to Dylan's reaction to it if he does continue the franchise!

[@GingerWizzard1994]

I love all three films. Impeccable trilogy.

[@dg787]

The new series dragons 9 realms looks so bad,I hope they re think their choices

[@ktsonofwill]

I agree! My son became an amputee at 4 and watching the second movie really helped him accept it a lot. We actually donated a copy of it to the hospital for other newly amputee children.

[@merry_christmas]

One of the only trilogies that's class level all throughout

[@YedidahMVO]

I'm sorry for all this children but also glad that they have a character like them to look up to... it's such a mix of emotions it made me cry!

[@hollypendred]

Man, this series is so cool! They have over 160 different species of dragons in this series/world and it’s crazy to think someone sat down and thought up all of them

[@hollypendred]

Sorry, correction, over 600 different species of dragons 🤯

[@violetnorwen8491]

Sounds right up my alley!

[@daisy3525]

I especially love how they built the lore into the story telling. If you pay attention, one of the training scenes actually set up the win against the queen. When Gobbler explained about the two-headed dragon, that one head produces gas while another lights it, it was actually setting up the fact that dragon fire works by producing a gas that they light in fire. Then, the scene with the tiny dragon showing they're not fireproof on the inside. Meaning that when they fought the queen, Hiccup had to wait until the queen had produced the gas, which you can see if you pay attention, and made Toothless shoot before the queen could light it up-making the gas turn to fire while it was still inside the queen, and turning her into basically a huge hot air balloon filled with burning gas that exploded when she hit the ground. It's why they waited until the has was built up before Toothless actually shot at her and it's brilliant storytelling.

[@hafrensbz9046]

Oh wow!!! Never realised this. Thanks you so much!! Love the story telling for sure.

[@dbseamz]

There is at least one type of dragon whose fire isn't produced that way; the Monstrous Nightmare's spit ignites when in contact with air. That's how they can coat themselves in flames, and that also explains both the things that confused Dylan in the early fight scene: the rock itself wasn't burning, just the goo that the dragon spat on it, and the "lava" on the pillar that Dylan thought was melting iron was in fact more of the same goo.

[@ilovenycsomuch]

That sounds like a very painful way to go out

[@BrinRtPum]

"theres probably a sequel, with like another night fury" HOW IS HE ALWAYS RIGHT

[@patriciajin6206]

No, he says everything random until its right lol

[@sabe1045]

but that doesn't even make sense

[@kasagure.]

it's a pretty obvious plot, everyone called it and was waiting for it (with glee cause that shits awesome) ever since they made it clear that toothless was the "last" night fury. there's never a "last" anything in kid's media 💀

[@alexruby8928]

technically he's still the last night fury

[@multistancontent]

@@alexruby8928 thank you👏

[@katn3555]

"If you adopted a dog that was missing a leg, you wouldn't call it Legless." Maybe not, but I'm 100% on board with calling it "Legolas"...

[@saybbebe1888]

THATS WHAT I WAS THINKJNG OMG

[@hanza4618]

Douglas as an inside joke works too

[@yaneenjiora]

Our minds are one

[@hArBiYsJuZlUvJk]

Chris P. Bacon

[@nobodyimportant2583]

@@hArBiYsJuZlUvJk 😂

[@novalidavenport1994]

*scene clearly shows saddle hook coming undone* …literally 2 seconds later… “Wait why is he not hooked on?? Did he come unhooked?!” 😂

[@zuzkapavlovicova2779]

1:54 Dylan, if the wooden door was burnt once, it doesn't easily catch fire the second time. This pre-burning of wood was used many times in the past, to prevent fire spreading through a whole village or a city.

[@SistersTape]

Oh interesting!

[@GuardianDragon6]

Also the door wouldn't burn through like...instantly.

[@doubledorkCrawf0rd]

Also some types of wood are very tough and enduring

[@photoo848]

He summoned you for the flight capabilities of the God Dragon. What are you getting stuck behind that door?!?

[@__-fm5qv]

@@doubledorkCrawf0rd which is why some old fire doors are literally just very thick pieces of wood. As long as they last long enough to starve the fire of oxygen it won't come through. Plus have people tried lighting a very large lump of wood on fire before? its not that easy.

[@chameleonmind111]

“You didn’t show me any death” Literally just watched a god dragon explode so hard there was no sign of the body afterwards

[@dbseamz]

I think some of the shadowy lumps in the background of the scene where Stoick thinks Hiccup is gone are pieces of the big dragon. It's just too smoky to see the gore very clearly, which I'm sure was intentional.

[@sunflowerbetna]

Dylan: "If you adopted a dog that was missing a leg, you wouldn't call it Legless." Me, who used to have a legless dog named Peggy, named after her peg leg: "Yeah, you tell them!"

[@HyperWolf]

I wanted to adopt a 3 legged dog and name it Trip, short for tripod 🤣 (Landlord did not agree to a dog back then so it didn’t happen)

[@stereozoey3517]

One of my cat was born with a blind eye so I named her toph (a blind character) and once they removed it (because it had an infection that could have been dangerous) my brother started calling her scarface 😭

[@ME.S.E]

@@stereozoey3517 Wait.. Toph as in Avatar's Toph?

[@stereozoey3517]

@@ME.S.E yes!

[@ME.S.E]

@@stereozoey3517 Omg. Then I LOVE that name haha

[@reyreybaebae]

how to train your dragon is such an amazing franchise, each movie gets better and better and the world building and lore is fantastic. they really stand out amongst 'kids' movies. you should definitely check out the other two movies!

[@deborahx4560]

something i really love about toothless' personality that you might have not noticed is the fact that somehow this dragon understands the concept of aknowledging your wrongs and saying sorry. when he meets astrid he only starts being nice to her after she apologizes to hiccup during the flight scene, thats when he switches to a flight mode much more pleasing. this also happens at the end of the film when the father and rest of the village think that toothless wasnt able to save hiccup from the fires explosion. toothless only opens his wings to reveal hiccups actually safe when his father shows true regret and says sorry. this film is filled with little details that you only notice after watching it a hundred times (like i did) or after someone tells you and thats why i never get tired of watching it

[@IzzyKawaiichi]

I kind of wonder if he learned that from Hiccup. Hiccup is always apologizing! Even in the Forbidden Friendship scene, he's constantly backing off whenever Toothless gets defensive.

[@TimeBucks]

you can really see how much work they put into it

[@Sheikrisvan1991]

Yes i will think about it

[@kiva_rae9598]

I really hope he does the second and third as well, because his predictions are on point. And I’m sure I’m not the only one that wants the series as well, but that’s probably not gunna happen.

[@simplesimply3753]

I’d love him to do a first and last on the series.

[@kiva_rae9598]

@@simplesimply3753 that would be amazing, I agree

[@itsallchillbruh]

Literally every time he said he wanted something to happen or predicted something, I was just like “pleaseeee everything you want is literally in the second movie”

[@kiva_rae9598]

@@itsallchillbruh I know! I’m gunna be UPSET if he doesn’t watch at least the second one. This should be a series

[@chichigames2938]

@@kiva_rae9598 also let’s not ignore his comment “OHH KILL THE DAD” when toothless tackled hiccups dad LMAO

[@mk75112]

I really hope Dylan does the whole trilogy. I’ve watched this video about 100 times and I need more!

[@ChangeComics]

Little does Dylan know, there are two sequels, a special talking about different dragons, and two shows (one was on Cartoon Network and one on Netflix). Also, the movie series is based off of a book series.This for Dylan if he sees it for if he wants to continue the franchise…

[@hayleyhellbound9513]

Yes!! I read the book in elementary school, it was such a fun read! Made the movie’s announcement even more exciting (:

[@jennalovesmusic4493]

Yes yes!

[@wrong_hordak2071]

Omg yes I love the dragons race to the edge series. I binged watched that whole show in a couple weeks

[@artsygal112]

@@wrong_hordak2071 I loved the book as a kid. Was so excited when the movie came out

[@Tinkvampbite89]

Books? There are books? *perks up* where?

[@hfollman98]

(1:47) Dylan: "Do they have anti-fireproof doors?!" Me: Let's...let's say that one more time and really THINK about it.

[@narutolyde5587]

Dose my eye look big

[@lucyandecember2843]

😂😂

[@valerial9081]

@@narutolyde5587 No

[@mrwatermelo50]

dylan can´t be wrong it´s antifire proofdoors like safety doors

[@jenna8417]

@@mrwatermelo50 ANTI fire proof tho? the 'anti' is redundant lmaooo

[@MDRloleli]

I’m hoping that Dylan continues his journey on HTTYD because every movie of this franchise is a masterpiece !!

[@TheMindofagenius1]

It's honestly the best Western animation film series to ever exist! Amongst the likes of Ice Age and Shrek film series, HTTYD actually managed to pull off not just one or two, but all THREE movies! Out of all the garbage we've seen, this is seriously quite the commendable feat ngl!

[@tegztegz]

My absolute favourite thing is that the characters are visibly older, its so unique to see

[@blorbidorbi]

@@tegztegz It was so brave of dreamworks to allow the characters in an animated kids' franchise to grow up and become adults, since usually kids' characters are left the same age forever just to make the most profit for as long as possible. But with HTTYD, the kids who saw the first movie in 2010 got to really grow up with the characters over the span of almost 10 years, and as one of those kids, it was super special to see the last film at 21 years old and bawl my eyes out when it ended, realising that I had also grown up. The whole trilogy is just so refreshing and wonderful.

[@Moscoviumdraws]

As a long time fan of HTTYD and was (still have bits from the trilogy and TV show) well versed in the dragon biology and ecosystem, it was fun to see the love for the worldbuilding biology of dragons.

[@jasminedragon9030]

I love how at 24:00 Dylan’s monologue perfectly matches that of the villain in the second movie

[@eshalsharjeel4886]

And the third lol

[@samthelion3925]

I feel like it isn't talked about enough because the stunning visuals and just overall phenomenal story telling kind of overshadows it slightly, but the score in the background is easily one of the best movie soundtracks I have ever heard. It easily gives me this sense of youth and adventure that a lot of movies I've seen attempt to capture without much luck. It's nothing short of amazing. And they just keep getting better and better through each movie, fitting the mood and storyline shift for each one.

[@IzzyKawaiichi]

I only disagree that it "isn't talked about enough." I feel like whenever I've discussed this movie with people, the music is one of the first things people mention. Who doesn't love Test Drive? It's amazing.

[@Journey-di8bq]

Dreamworld for me has a lot of good soundtracks and storylines my favorite as a kid was spirit. It’s such a good movie and it addresses the history of America without avoiding the things that went down between the native Americans and the army.

[@gracefowler8859]

💯!!!

[@CsprsSassyHrly]

Yessss. I tear up just listening to the theme when Hiccup and Toothless are flying. There’s something about it that is perfection.

[@oliviachernutan370]

You're not wrong about the soundtrack. My KZbin history will show hours worth of Httyd music because it's great for studying.

[@Puppyolo]

Finally, Dylan decides to watch something of good taste 😭

[@trinaq]

Indeed, he has exquisite taste!

[@ainASH86]

Ikr i love it when he watch good movies all of his movie-making knowledge comes pouring out

[@ceren6312]

@@ainASH86 Aaaameeen

[@WuMyth]

lol ikr, constantly just choosing absolute garbage for some reason

[@isswaryaarjunan9266]

@@WuMyth fr omg 😭

[@ionian525]

They really should've shot the Big Dragon scenes in a way that captured less than 30% of it's body at any moment to kinda emphasis "wow it can even fit in camera it's so big". Or they should have a dragon or person in shot next to it at all times for a reference

[@windofzephyr6752]

100% with that, they did a great job with the sound design, it sounds absolutely massive but you just can't feel it visually

[@fonsecxv]

love how dylan is always expecting death and chaos but ALWAYS picks a kids movie like cmon

[@ghostwas_here]

And then he was disappointed when he watched heathers

[@marykatezehr1074]

One thing I really love about this movie is the game between Hiccup and Toothless. When Hiccup ends up standing right next to the dragon, he takes a chance to pet him, but Toothless hesitates to let him. Then, Hiccup closes his eyes and looks away, while reaching out his hand. This... is an act of TRUST!!!! Hiccup is basically saying, "I trust that you will not hurt me if only you trust me, too. Because I don't want to hurt you anymore." Dreamworks has created a masterpiece

[@smallkeanu]

i am sobbing

[@yshihootelle]

This is why it was more heartbreaking in the 3rd movie where it was a parallel to the first one, but this time it's a goodbye 😭

[@meaniemaelily]

It’s also super reminiscent of Free Willy. For me it is anyway 😅

[@washedblue]

not sure if anyone cares lmao but on top of it being an act of trust for both characters, this is also the case with other animals, particularly horses which I imagine the team knew since the dragons' movements mimic other real animals. people are divided on if this is true or not but if to be believed: if you want to pet one and it isn't very used to humans, to show you're not a threat and respect its space, you have to use submissive body language at first - you aren't supposed to approach quickly head-on unless it's one that knows you well. you want to avoid hard eye contact and approach near their shoulders/side and watch for their comfortability before touching.

[@codeofclaw]

Dylan: * *Watches PG movie* * Also Dylan- “I request bloodshed”

[@callisastapp7160]

The word you're looking for is "demand" 😂

[@nikolaskirisitz6769]

He'll get some in the second movie

[@thiagocarvalho8630]

@@nikolaskirisitz6769 he would be so happy with the second one

[@unicornpotato0751]

In tables Flynn gets stabbed and that's like the only movie he didn't wish for bloodshed

[@MildlyPerturbed]

@@unicornpotato0751it’s funny because when Flynn gets stabbed in Tangled, the knife has no blood on it because Disney wanted to keep the movie PG.

[@miraikuriyama4178]

”Did they set up anything in the beginning to kill a massive dragon?" Technically yes since to pass the dragon training's final exam is to kill a dragon. Even though Hiccup didn't do it the way it was expected, by the end of the movie he did end up killing a dragon.

[@bigcheese7709]

And also Hiccup finds out that dragons aren’t fireproof on the inside when the terrible terror stole the fish.

[@user-es7mq8cx7z]

Loved this commentary, but as a very loyal fan of the HTTYD series, I would like to enter the conversation: Hiccup doesn't conquer dragons, he doesn't enslave them (not like some villains further along in the series), and the reason why he was the only one who could tame them, was because he was the only one who was shown the intelligence and the love and loyalty dragons can feel and developed techniques to create a bond of trust. Both equals in the relationship. Toothless isn't a pet, he allows Hiccup on his back because he trusts him.

[@jacquelinemacgillivray5560]

“You could take over the world with an army of dragons!”. Dylan, With that one comment right there, I hope you eventually watch the second one in your life and remember you said that. You’d probably love the second one from that right there

[@heyitsmira17]

Or the 3rd one lmao

[@jessymon]

Hahaha exactly, I hope he watches the second movie and remembers himself saying this xDD

[@Greystorm1619]

Exactly what I was thinking haha

[@treblegames84]

The point of the movie was that a young boy learns compassion that he wasn’t taught I don’t think this movie would’ve been a successful if the main character was a girl mainly because we have so many movies with female characters based on compassion and friendship but seeing a male main character fight for something he believes in without violence is really empowering and creates a Universal message

[@mayakane9978]

Also I feel bad for guys, they don't get all that many good stories focused just on them these days

[@WidowmakersAss]

@@mayakane9978 girl what

[@candiedblue3507]

@@mayakane9978 you mean like,,, with men being emotional? Because there are a lot of stories with men, but they're always manly men, dealing with emotional baggage in non healthy ways, yadda yadda. Do you mean there aren't a lot of stories where men are shown to be emotional, compassionate, happy, etc?

[@starrsmith3810]

That and it includes a handicapped main character who isn’t held back by it.

[@candiedblue3507]

@@mayakane9978 OH! Also I was asking a genuine question earlier, I wasn't attacking you sjdhdj

[@ceeceemicheals7959]

Dylans ability to predict future thing (like the series ... even though its already out.) amazes me.

[@vitaaeris]

It’s actually very interesting when you point out that Hiccup being able to control a dragon should be considered convenient and not as horrible as the father makes it to be, but eventually in the sequel it will be explained thoroughly why the dad acted as such when he finds out Hiccup’s secret. It comes full circle pretty dang nicely in my opinion ps. yes dreamworks def milked the franchise with the tv shows, but the movies were always made with a trilogy in mind since the very first!

[@lucyandecember2843]

I mean, if you're reffering to riders of berk and race to the edge i think its unfair to degrade them to just a cash grab. The amount of expanding lore, character development and intresting characters they added has a lot of value. Sure some of it doesn't entierly fit with the movies but still. The series detailing what happened between the 5 year time skip had a lot of thought put into it. However, if you're reffering to rescue riders.. i haven't watched it so i can't say for sure, but i can see what you mean if thats the show you're reffering to.

[@rosiegriffiths9189]

Riders and defenders of Berk were okay but Race to the Edge was fantastic. The villains were good, especially Viggo, and it filled in the huge jump between the first 2 movies. Also, in a movie, they can only give the supporting characters so much screen time as they have less time and need to focus on the main character. The TV shows helped to flesh out the secondary characters a lot more

[@MellSayzHi]

I loved both those series they introduced a lot of lore, new dragons, kept two of the main cast members and introduced my favorite character, Dagur the Deranged

[@IICARUS99]

Im your 666th like

[@laboon344]

thoroughly*

[@diyaa7148]

HTTYD is just such a solid trilogy. so much love was put into the other 2 movies and their plots, they feel like passion proects instead of cash grabs (unlike the shows). plus they get better w each movie which i feel like is rare when it comes to animation

[@lucyandecember2843]

You talking about rescue riders?

[@Silas-sin]

The shows aren't cash crabs they are showing the timeline between the film's, unless your talking about rescue riders and the 9 realms

[@baileyt640]

I personally liked race to the edge but didn’t find any others super interesting

[@carolinaa.4407]

Race to the edge is not a cash grab though, that show is awesome

[@laboon344]

projects*

[@heyitsmira17]

I fell in love with this franchise as a kid, the world and lore is SO GOOD, and the story is really solid to boot. It's also nice how I grew up with it and the characters. I was mindblown after I found out that there are even water dragons. One of these can electrify others and eats dragons that fall on water, which is the reason why most species don't like eels, since they're "weaker" versions of these dangerous water dragons.

[@fearthe_doublebunny]

Still waiting for Dylan to do a commentary on the second movie

[@r_loretta2588]

"If you adopted a dog that was missing a leg, you wouldn't call it Legless." No. I would call it tricycle.

[@OkxyBridgit]

NOOOOO😭😭😭

[@Crystalfrost8]

I actually know someone with a 3-legged cat named Yardstick (give it a second, you'll get there)

[@hiboo2632]

We had a 3legged cat we’d call tripod and damn did that make us laugh, 10/10 would recommend

[@frecklesrcute78]

Tripod lol

[@lotus4129]

Trike

[@NarnianBadger.]

I cannot believe nobody is mentioning the fact that Dylan sounds just like Hiccup. The surreal-ness of listening to Hiccup talk about Hiccup 😂

[@paulinadelao3259]

Oh god thank you it wasn’t just me 😂

[@shenanikenz]

I was looking for this comment lol

[@jaimeekelly3416]

OMG

[@by.her_]

I JUST NOTICED OMG

[@leonelakebi7830]

EXACTLY!!!!

[@TheRibottoStudios]

The music in all three films is just OUTSTANDING. Also OH MY GOD can we talk about that SOUND DESIGN in the entire scene "Test Drive"?! The clicks of the gears, the whooshing air, just ahh so good. Talk about an eargasm. Not to mention the animation....some of the shots they get are stunning. It makes you feel like you're there on this Night Fury. Imagine seeing this in the theaters in 3D. I never got to see it in 3D, just 2D and I feel like I missed out. But god the details are so good especially on Toothless. They're smart in not COMPLETELY covering him with highly detailed scales, you just see that his skin is hard and rough, and the details are around his face-the ears, eyes and mouth. His paws and tail are also more detailed when it's an extreme close up. And a favorite detail is the air streams when Hiccup pulls Toothless out of the dive. And during that sequence, they're smart enough to never have too many wide shots-only once to have a bird's eye view of them moving in sync. But it's always a medium shot to feel that power. It's stunning. GOD DAMN STUNNING DIRECTION. This is why I love animation-while sound design in ANY film is hard to do and a LOT of work, in animation it's even MORE so a lot of hard work...Just imagining how many audio files they must've had to work with in all three films.....man. Animation in western film is extremely under appreciated and it's criminal. The OST for most animations are often ten times better than scores for live action films. Everything about animation is an art. And it should be god damn respected. "Test Drive" and "Coming Back Around" are some of my favorite scores of all time. It just makes you feel free, and it's so uplifting the composer John Powell is top tier. How he weaves motifs into certain parts of film is just MMMM. So good.

[@luthientinuviel3883]

My youngest sister loves the music of this movie! It's one of her favorite things to listen to. She's six years old and has incredible taste already!

[@TheRibottoStudios]

@@luthientinuviel3883 water that seed man lol. Encourage her that loving animation isn't something to be ashamed off; yes it is still seen as just for kids, and the more people that grow up to appreciate animation, the more that stigma will fcking break. Which is about damn time.

[@aaliyahshaw23]

I love test drive, it’s one of the most memorable soundtracks ever

[@wheelycutetweety]

did you know one of the animators for HTTYD 1 & 2 is a grad from Full Sail University? ;D

[@TheRibottoStudios]

@@wheelycutetweety wait omg that's amazing lol

[@funsized1866]

I hate (love) how good at sponsor transitions dylan is.

[@lolli_popples]

Dragons; Race to the Edge is actually a pretty good show. It takes place between movies 1 and 2 and actually explains a lot about how they advanced during that time and explores all sorts of dragon lore. Cool show.

[@diosito9161]

Don’t forget Dragons:Race to the edge is part of the series started with Riders of Berk and Defenders of Berk which would basically make those two the first two seasons, most people haven’t watched them cause they are not on Netflix but they also explore the lore and the first two years in between the first move and Race to the edge, you basically can’t fully understand Heather’s, Johan’s and Dagur’s plotlines without watching those

[@leaw.4706]

@@diosito9161 thank you! I didn't even know these existed :) gotta check it out !

[@Uzxnus]

I watched the show probably around 20ish times when I was a kid it was my favorite 💀

[@floraploug6050]

so we arent gonna talk about how dylan just chatted through the test drive like it wasn't the best scene in movie history. I still put that song in earphones before a family event to channel power. IT IS SO GOOD!

[@aurorabaker1132]

I know righttt

[@tua3976]

i think he had to talk over it bc it might be copyrighted music haha

[@rolovesbooks2539]

But the soundtrack! Come on!!!

[@florahansendamm5584]

I 100% agree. I oftentimes watch it just because. Goosebumps. Every. Single. Time.

[@aeisharodriguez1567]

yessssss omg

[@vo5996]

Toothless could fly alone before Hiccup injured him in the first scene and he's also one of the fastest dragon species. Now, with Hiccup's device he needs him on top to be able to fly properly. I hope you watch the other two movies!!

[@isamaryaguilera4531]

ahhh i really hope you finish this trilogy someday!!! im so emotionally attached to this movie, the nostalgia i feel every time i watch it... ugh i love it. theyre honestly my favorite movie franchise and i love seeing people also become fans of it, especially with the world. ive always been a fan of dragons and this is just *chefs kiss*

[@MissAmynae]

HTTYD is easily one of the best animated franchises out there. I'd put it up against many live-action ones, too. I'm happy to see you enjoying this one! The lore is SO interesting, and the creativity with the different kinds of dragons is off the chain. I was caught off guard a few times, because Dylan sounds a lot like Jay Baruchel (Hiccup) so it was like "wait, what, Hiccup doesn't say that!"

[@hanaokans9038]

Bro yes he does I was bugging especially at the point where Hiccup was with the toothless like a small dragon came he sounded exactly like him.

[@Reptile_Gecko]

Absolutely, I love the movies, the episodes in the series, though not the books.. likely because I've already seen the movies before a read the books.

[@myprofilepictureisafish]

Even the shows based on the movies are pretty good !

[@katemesser4978]

And he says "dragons" the same way hiccup does

[@Mira_bubblecube]

Watching how much Dylan loves all the dragons that aren't even IN this movie just makes me really hope he'll react to the other two as well! It's a freaking masterpiece of a triology. Plus us HTTYD fans just know Dylan would love the Death Song

[@pogpogpog7507]

dude he'd LOVE the screaming death too. and I reckon he'd be a razorwhip fan

[@maycake4504]

the tv show too!

[@shahadb3242]

AND For the dancing and the dreaming🥺 I really wanna see him cry at stoik’s death after this video 😂😂😂

[@EricaSilverbane]

He could watch the dvd short film series that happens between the 1st movie and the 2nd movie.

[@milena-lj9yz]

i absolutely like watching dylan watching bad movies and rant about them but watching him watching movies he enjoys? (rapunze, atlantis, … ) absolutely LOVE that

[@DarkMoonGeneral]

Are you saying how to train your dragon is a bad movie based on what he said during this one cause he was hating on it.

[@milena-lj9yz]

@@DarkMoonGeneral not at all. he wasn’t hating on it? or did i miss something think of the scene where hiccup skips through the dragon book - dylan loved it and they didn’t even show those dragon

[@milena-lj9yz]

@@DarkMoonGeneral btw i love that movie & the other 2, i‘d never say they’re bad

[@DarkMoonGeneral]

@@milena-lj9yz He wasnt saying anything good. From hating the name Hiccup gave to the dragon ( toothless) To the Alpha dragon not able to fly. Then when it did he said no thats not possible. There wasnt a lot of positive in this review Because you said you love watching him rant about bad movies. But watching ones he enjoys you like more but he wasnt liking his movie. Least thats how it came off to me. And normally I like his reviews.

[@milena-lj9yz]

@@DarkMoonGeneral okay what i meant was like in the movie „the princess switch“ 1,2&3 he put the speed on 1.5x or faster cause he didn’t enjoy watching them. but in httyd he laughs a lot while watching it yk what i mean? in rapunzel and atlantis he rants about some things too but he stills seems like he enjoys watching them

[@VidushiTrivedi]

3 movies, 2 tv shows and a bunch of shorts and they didn't mess up any of it. Like this is one of the best series where its consistently good throughout all of it enduring multiple writers and shows over many years. Its also so impressive how the worldbuilding intersects through all of it. The King of Dragons thing coming through in the second movie as well as in the Netflix show or the Hiccup's mom thing or even in the smaller arcs with Alvin and Dagur or Heather. Getting to know each dragon and their rider and their dynamics over multiple series is insane and I will stand by this being one of the most well made kids worlds ever created.

[@jaylaanpough5524]

I'm pretty sure the story implies that Hiccup is the one who ripped off Toothless' tail when his invention trapped him. There's really a beautiful symbolism with Toothless + Hiccup's tail and leg from where they started (murder and fighting) to the bond they ended up creating (where they'd literally put their lives up for eachother). A dragon is a vikings best friend. 🐉 Also these dragons are allergic to eels (the 1st series explains it)

[@ebrunica]

I foresee Dylan becoming the biggest fan of this movie series. After doing the commentary on HTTYD 2 and 3 he‘s going to fall in love with the tv series where they explore all the dragon species. Yes Dylan, there are 6 incredible seasons. Welcome to the fanclub!

[@nebulousnoobplayer5547]

8 seasons* +short films

[@Julia-gc9ns]

He's gonna love the dark/heartbreaking side of the sequels

[@mariasplaylistt]

Omg that woul be so cool, I hope he'll react to them, they were everything to me when I was a kid Oh and don't forget the four seasons of riders of Berk

[@dancarli8639]

@@Julia-gc9ns that’s if he’s not to busy joking every 5 seconds

[@tova1412]

this film was released the same year as Tangled, and I remember seeing both of them in the cinema that year. I still remember just how wowed I was by them both, even though I was like 8, and even now I still remember them as some of the best cinema experiences I've ever had. HTTYD did hold a special place in my heart because of the setting though. I'm Swedish, so I had learnt about vikings and some of their/old Nordic culture in general in school not long before I saw the movie. I remember thinking how cool it was that I could recognise some of the clothing from the pictures I'd seen in class, and that I could "read" (pronunce) some of the runic script that was shown in the dragon book, etc. (the scripture spell out words in English, so I couldn't understand much, but it was still really cool that I could phonate some of them)

[@lunarcorpse]

I was in senior year when this came out. And it's still awesome.

[@tova1412]

@@lunarcorpse yep, agreed

[@prachibhaskar6515]

i still can't get over how smoothly he starts talking about soponsors. and i dont think he realises that he guessed the entire plot of the sequels.

[@dessireefox2514]

His rant at the 24 mintue mark is literally exactly what the villain in the later movies is all about; *controlling* the dragons and using them for war and gaining more power, while abusing them at the same time.

[@grandrodeos]

😂😂😂

[@suprisedabraham1711]

That audible segue was perfect. Probably Dylan's best sponsorship segue 😂

[@thirstaefortae5057]

I apologise for doing this but it’s spelt, ‘segue’ not Segway

[@suprisedabraham1711]

@@thirstaefortae5057 huh, you know this is giving me middle school flashbacks to when my english teacher told me the exact same thing, I thought I learned my lesson and yet here I am. Anyways thanks for reminding me, maybe I had segway on the mind since I just rewatched mall cop, lol.

[@thirstaefortae5057]

@@suprisedabraham1711 bwahaha

[@seotacookies3366]

this movie was just amazing; the story, the graphics, the soundtrack... ugh, a masterpiece

[@leoneph2295]

Physics major here. I made a lot of estimations, and I mean a LOT, but ultimately I got that a dragon of that size should have wings that are about 600 times larger than the ones it has in order to be able to fly (not considering whether or not it’d be able to move those wings, of course). So yeah, unlikely. Some things that could potentially make it possible for such a large being to fly: a higher air density, a lower gravitational pull, having a ridiculously low mass, having jet engines.

[@stuffwithsoph8264]

As much as I love Dylan's more chaotic "until I hate myself" videos, I love his reactions to genuinely really good movies too, it's fun to see somebody who has a passion for film appreciate and comment on the good aspects of films and appreciate it so much :))

[@incendioculposo1657]

I LOVE everything about this movie from the score, the characters, the animation, the storytelling it’s all beautiful and you can really see how much work they put into it

[@taliabutler6524]

This is one of my favourite movies franchises because the plot is so good and the characters are awesome

[@mashcampos]

You can forget all the spin-off series, but you should really watch the other 2 movies. The second one is amazing and the improvement in the animation style is incredible

[@DogsandPennies]

Nah race to the edge is dope

[@sofialu226]

He could watch at least Race to the Edge. That one is great

[@justxxsunset]

race to the edge is iconic

[@lauryners]

I love how Dilyn didn’t know toothless’s name for more than half the movie and was just ok with calling him pip pip

[@TransparentEclipse]

I’m glad Dylan loves the different dragons aspect of this movie, that was also my favorite part, and I wished someone wrote a series about just the dragons for years. MAKE IT HAPPEN SOMEONE PLEASE

[@ZukoHalliwell]

You want a series about just the dragons with no human characters at all?

[@TransparentEclipse]

@@ZukoHalliwell u can add humans if u want, just dont make them the focal point like they are in these movies, the dragons are way more interesting and theres so much potential with different breeds

[@simplesimply3753]

I was pretty sure this was a book first…

[@leticiavieiraneves9625]

@@TransparentEclipse There is actually a serie that focus more in showing other types of dragons and their powers and how to really train them. The name is "Race to the edge"

[@Itachilover3450]

@@leticiavieiraneves9625 It's actually a series called Dreamworks Dragons (Riders of Berk, Defenders of Berk, then Race to the Edge)

[@melaniejohnson.4810]

I also love that the whole point of his training was to kill a dragon and he said he wouldn’t. But ultimately he killed one of the biggest ones.

[@Lioness006]

But he killed it to save the lives of his people and to set the other dragons free. If it hadn't attacked him or his family, he wouldn't have had any reason to kill it.

[@melaniejohnson.4810]

@@Lioness006 I know. That’s part of the point.

[@m.c.martin]

“A small price to pay for salvation”

[@MaddieMira]

Dylan: We're gonna end this year with a wholesome movie Also Dylan: spends the whole time wanting murder/ being unhappy with the wholesomeness

[@petrino]

"i wanna feel the sheer size of this bad dragon" -dylan

[@yogi_k01]

I was today years old when I finally understand this...if its actually what I think it is

[@petrino]

@@yogi_k01 but... steel is eavier than fedders

[@michellehawk282]

Toothless lost his backwing when Hiccup captured him, remember, he could fly perfectly fine before he got trapped in the ropes. That's also why it was so smart for them to make Hiccup lose his foot. The reason he lost it is because Toothless tried to save him from the fall and bit his foot in order to grab him. So they're kinda even now. Please react to Spirit: Stallion of the Cimaron. It's my favorite animated movie ever.

[@genesisfunes7551]

Oh shit I've seen this movie millions of times, he bit his foot to save him???? I somehow thought it was the fires fault, like only that one got badly burnt for some reason lmaoo

[@michellehawk282]

@@genesisfunes7551 Yeah, i think he mentions it in the second movie how Toothless only has one back wing because of him but in return he bit his foot so they're even now.

[@DogsandPennies]

Be warned, when people ask Dylan to react to stuff he’ll intentionally ignore them out of spite! (He basically hates his comments being filled up with requests)

[@astridhaddock7937]

Dylan: "You could take over the world with an army of dragons!!!" Second movie: exists

[@arinahfatini3161]

third movie : also exists but with more war plot

[@caitb262]

@@arinahfatini3161 and death

[@kat_m1075]

One of my favorite lines in this movie is "chances of survival are dwindling into single digits now!" It's a funny line to me and I like it so much that I used it as my Senior quote in my High School yearbook!

[@fay4967]

I never noticed this line haha, but now I love it

[@violetnorwen8491]

Thats a sick senior quote! ❤️‍🔥

[@madelinegates6027]

Every time Dylan waxes poetic about his preferred murder tangents I just crack up so hard. Dylan gleefully predicting Hiccup's vengeance upon his village at 18:20 is hysterical

[@bekah9743]

I am already excited abt seeing that reaction thank u

[@isabellab-c5351]

How to Train Your Dragon also has a tv series with a lot more lore on different dragons. It pretty much fills in everything that happens between the movies.

[@morving7714]

Yes really good .