*How To Train Your Dragon 2* Made Me CRY TEARS OF ALL KIND..

[@DraconimLt]

I was wondering if Astrid was referring to herself doing the whole 'drop it - fetch' routine before, or if she was referring to when Hiccup and Toothless yanked her up and dropped her in the tree in the first movie. Astrid was trying to scare Drago into not attacking by thinking he was outmatched...too bad he wasn't scared so it backfired.

[@michaelmay4402]

I honestly thought the same thing.

[@Syntex366]

I truly love the message that this movie conveys. While most children’s stories would tell you something like “anyone is capable of good” and that anyone’s mind can be changed, this movie took the very bold approach of showing that some men are beyond reasoning, and they will do as they want, no matter what you try.

[@KelpyJee]

“Some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with. Some men…just want to watch the world burn.” -Alfred Pennyworth

[@amber.ren_1995]

⁠@@KelpyJeeI love that you posted this bcuz the second I read her comment I also the thought of the Joker and what Alfred told Bruce 🖤

[@KelpyJee]

@@amber.ren_1995 Michael Caine as Alfred in the dark knight trilogy was perfect casting.

[@spyro257]

if u want more stories like this, the ORIGINAL, The Little Mermaid, and many other stories, written by HC Andersen, is FAR from what Disney made it into... u should give it a read... there's 3 major things they changed, to make it more "friendly" for American kids...

[@Scandal526]

That’s what dreamworks does

[@alexnavarro3567]

“Your as beautiful as the day I lost you” That line destroys me every time 😢

[@OHT-08]

I’m too young and I cringe every time

[@SerialdesignationNVandJ]

Same it destroys me every time❤

[@ajchjapanime2963]

​ Pp hme m

[@MachRacer4]

I personally love that scene. Valka had been living with dragons, thought not by her choice, for twenty years leaving Stoick to raise Hiccup without her, and she fully expects him to be mad at her but he’s not. He’s just relieved and happy to see that the love of his life is alive after all this time and the first words out of his mouth is to tell her she’s as beautiful as the last time they were together.

[@marbles3315]

I feel for the alpha dragon that Drago uses to fight for him. For context, he stole an alpha dragon egg from Valka (at least that's what's hinted in the series) and abused it as it grew up. It followed Drago because it had no free will, and it ran from Toothless because it's fear of being hurt overpowered Drago's commands. And there's a fan-theory that the egg Drago stole came from the very alpha Valka was taken in by, meaning it was forced to kill it's parent. That one's not confirmed though, but either way, that dragon went through some stuff in this movie.

[@samuelvincent557]

I think that was why, at the end, the Alpha wasn't fighting back against the group of dragons. He was controlled with fear and pain, not loyalty. The Alpha's duty is to protect others. It never wanted to hurt any of the other smaller dragons, so it stood there and took the attacks, when it could have killed them all with one or two ice blasts. Also, for all it's life, it probably only ever feared Drago, and felt pain from Drago. So when Toothless was able to hurt him and make him afraid, then stole the dragons from him, he stopped fighting because he saw Toothless like he saw Drago. Someone stronger than him.

[@BruhTNT4258]

@@samuelvincent557 Race to the Edge seems to have a different theory

[@samuelvincent557]

@@BruhTNT4258 I haven't seen that yet. I keep intending to.

[@ashm9952]

In what way?@@BruhTNT4258

[@xenomorphbiologist-xx1214]

That’s wack. If that’s true, I almost wish the film focused on this point as it would make Drago more intimidating and the movie even better

[@Silentorb]

Stoic reuniting with his wife was the most heart wrenching scene for me, im so glad it ended on a happy note. I expected him to be angry, or bewildered, or stammering over himself, but the reaction we got I wouldn't ever change. Pure infatuation with a mild sense of fear, fear that she's moved on from him, or forgotten him. The singing, hoping/expecting her to call back was an incredibly romantic move for Stoic, which is a big character shift for him, then seeing her not respond initially and watching his soul get crushed forces me to cry everytime.

[@SpecklesTeeV]

Flying With Mother has to be the best score in this movie. I love bagpipes, the christmas sort of theme, the use of a triangle and the fact that this scene was almost cancelled because of several scores didn’t work shows the dedication of John Powell that he never gives up for the best animated franchise ever. (The scene where Hiccup and Valka bond)

[@latch9781]

Personally love Hiccup's entry. Just that edge gained by the key shift is beautiful

[@Macejkos]

Coming Back Around from first one is my favorite from all the songs.

[@brandoncowan4422]

John Powell is legit one of the best composers of our time

[@julietasaav1234]

John Powell just outdid himself in these movies

[@antoninkleibl8145]

Agree, I also love Stoick's ship... The chord progression in it are just absolutely gorgeus

[@astridpoldme]

Astrid saying “Works every time” is a reference to when Hiccup and Toothless kidnapped and dropped her in the first movie. Before they went to dragon island, and saw the red death for the first time.

[@urborg74]

"We're so used to sad things, such a nice refresher..." Oh no...this is gonna hurt...

[@CapFan80]

I've always loved the fact that Hiccup and Toothless' stories mirror each other. In the first movie they both learn that they can trust the other, in this movie they both become the Chief of their respective clans.

[@karlluigi1987]

This is a rare franchise where all 3 movies are actually great.

[@grendeltech]

I can think of one other... 🐼

[@landonarntz8464]

@@grendeltech alot of people did not like the third kung fu panda

[@senzanome7302]

@@landonarntz8464I refuse to believe that. I’ll defend the 3rd forever

[@anggitwisnawansatyaji2365]

@@landonarntz8464i only watch kungfu panda 1 and 2 those 2 are my fav

[@Robert_H.]

Shrek 1, Shrek 2 and Shrek Forever After is a perfect trilogy too.

[@nickmathur5950]

24:20 “Your chief is dead!” Shows how heartless Drago is. Even though Hiccup was the one he intended to kill but Stoic ended up dying instead, he doesn’t even care. He’s just glad he was able to hold power over the alpha and doesn’t care what he has to do, or who he has to kill, to do it.

[@ZanTeth55]

13:42 I can see Astrid doing that to Snotlout quite a few times over the past five years....

[@fallenhero3130]

Not only is this movie my favorite in the trilogy, but I honestly think it's one of the best animated films of the 2010's.

[@josephguillerey4391]

and while the rest is really good too, John Powell takes it to just another level.

[@ThePositive0ne1]

I couldn't agree more. The production team, the musical composers, and everyone who worked on this movie really put their all into it and made the best movie of the 2010's era of movies.

[@tanko.reactions176]

"a chief protects his own" toothless: oh, let me write that down real quick

[@averyvincent1868]

I saw this movie right after I lost my father to cancer. The funeral scene had me openly crying in the theater. Like Hiccup, I can only hope to be as strong a man as my father was.

[@samuelvincent557]

I'm sorry for your loss. That would make this really hard to watch. My friend had something similar happen with watching Brave after his Mother died. That speech that Hiccup gives about being afraid of becoming like his Father because he wasn't sure he could hits me hard. My Father is my role model for honesty, integrity and respect. If I can become half the man he is, I will consider my life a success.

[@baconator_x4098]

16:00 what makes this more impressive is that if you've watched the shows Hookfang is the most stubborn and uncooperative dragon. Hookfang bows to no one and Drago made him kneel.

[@xenomorphbiologist-xx1214]

Could have a lot to with the fact that he’s being ridden by Snotlout who is also a stubborn and uncooperative character. In the first movie he mostly seems to do what he’s told but in the show he usually does the opposite of whatever Snotlout asks

[@unclelink]

"You're as beautiful as the day I lost you." Same voice said, "THIS IS SPARTA!"

[@Spinocroc123]

One of my absolute favourite animated movies! so glad you had a blast with it.

[@Custodian_of_the_Emperor]

The thing I love most about Astrid is that once Hiccup finally won her over, she gave him full, unwavering support and loyalty. She would challenge him, but only to help him make sure he was making the best possible choices. Every man wants a wpman like that, with that kind of support.

[@michaeladundon]

I absolutely love the contrast of the giant dragon in the first film and the one in this film. The first one lead with fear and made all the dragons bring him food but this one has created a safe place for the dragons and at feeding time he is the one who makes it rain fish so that he can feed all the dragons that follow him.

[@shadowof1155]

When I first watched this it caught me so off guard finding out it was his mother flying beside him, as well the character development/growth of stoic was emotional and heart breaking having him pass just after they all reunite. ETA- if you think this movie was emotional just wait until you watch the 3rd one, deff pack up for the middle and end with at least two boxes of tissues cuz it's gunna have you emotionally up and down in the best way they could have done it in a movie.

[@KelpyJee]

I think you mean PSA (public service announcement)😂 ETA means established time of arrival

[@shadowof1155]

@@KelpyJee nope I meant ETA as in "Edit To Add"

[@urborg74]

Should be "spoiler warning" not "ETA." Spoilers suck. Don't do it.

[@sallytheuselessbird]

I hated the 3rd one so much, the ending felt so predictable and artificial.

[@shadowof1155]

@sallytheuselessbird for adults yea I can see that, but for kids I doubt the majority would expect it, they wanted to keep it simple for children since it is a kids movie

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Okay so, I remember watching another reactor seeing this scene and he was utterly unimpressed with the stunt Hiccup and Toothless pull off. I remember him clearly saying, "So what they just pull this trick off on the first attempt?" Of course he also got blasted in the comments where they reminded him that 5 YEARS had passed in between films AND that Hiccup literally says "Do you want to try this AGAIN?" Meaning that they've been practicing off screen. lol.

[@SunRayz3r]

When I saw this movie at its release it made me cry too, the emotional scene with the Viking Funeral paired with the music, was heartbreaking. But pissed off Toothless retaliation with all the dragons was also invigorating!

[@samshootman6510]

"How often are you kidnapping and threatening people's lives?" She asked of the Vikings

[@samuelvincent557]

When Astrid says, "It works every time," I think she is referring to when Hiccup and Toothless did that to her in the first movie. Also, the director confirmed that when Gobber said, "You see, this is why I never married. Well...this and one other thing." It's that Gobber is gay.

[@usernamenotavailablee]

I know this is like over 3 months old and noone cares anymore BUT the attention to detail in these movies is incredible too. One not so fun fact is the weapon Dago flails around. It's called a bullhook or also an elephant goad and it's a weapon that basically symbolizes animal abuse. It can be used in in an effective and meaningful way, but you know what people are like, especially in let's say India where there's a lot of straight up elephant abuse. Sometimes when the animal is raised this way, just showing it the bullhook and flailing it around is enough to get the animal do what you want, because it's subconsciously associating it with pain and fear which is EXACTLY what you're seeing with Dago's Bewilderbeast.

[@DraconimLt]

Seeing you say it's refreshing cos you're used to the sad stuff, when they were dancing etc, that was an ouch considering what we knew was coming next!

[@frederickh.davidv8965]

I recommend watching the entire Dreamworks Dragons series, whether you react to it or watch on your own time. It bridges the 5 year gap between HTTYD 1 & 2 and is a great show which is the right mixture of adventure, comedy, drama, romance, action, thriller, and mystery. The shows are: Riders of Berk (20 episodes) Defenders of Berk (20 episodes) Race to the Edge (78 episodes)

[@observer2484]

Would have been better if she did that before this movie, yet I agree that she should watch them.

[@AdamNeoDot]

I would add the holiday special, BUT ONLY after watching the Hidden World, or - even better - just before it's epilogue, where it fits best :)

[@bosssgf3300]

Reading my mind

[@OhnnyTsunami]

2 down, one to go😁 One of the best if not thee best animated trilogy's ever! My personal favorite has to be the music! Love your content V🤙🏽

[@CodyCameron82]

Its always good to see your reactions they help alot. Keep up the good work VKunia

[@VKunia]

Aw thank you Cody😭💖 I'm glad you like them

[@instantchaos2385]

@@VKunia hey, do you know there's an entire 5 season show about what happened in between 1 & 2 movies? wanna do a reaction to at least first few episodes or something? see how it goes?

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I love how people don't actually realize how MUCH difference 5 years can make to 14 year olds. lol. If Hiccup was already 20 years old then yes, 5 years won't change him that much. But 14- 19?? A LOT can change. Hell, anything before 20 years old will change greatly in 5 years. Just because it's animated, that doesn't mean they have to follow "The Simpsons" rules where, after 30 years Bart is still 11 years old.

[@spider-jeff_101]

They’re all about 20yrs old in this one so hiccup is about 15/16 yrs old which really shows how much of a runt he was

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I can't quite remember exactly, but I have reason to believe that the Viking beside Stoic during the Intro Game scene was Snotlout's Father. He had the black hair and thin-ish beard. I've seen THAT Viking on multiple occasions and I think it was only in the show where he actually does or says anything. I want to say that that's where i learned about who he was. But like I said, i'm not certain and he COULD very well just be "Viking #7" lol.

[@Sazzynationable]

He is indeed Snotlout's dad. Spitelout is seen a bit more in the series.

[@ZanTeth55]

The VA for Snotlouts father is David Tennant, AKA Doctor #10. Same for the TV Series. He does has at least one line in the First movie where Stoick was giving orders during the final battle. "Right Stoick!" is what he says IIRC.

[@warlord8525]

fun fact Gobber was the one that was going to be killed originally but the director thought stoic would be more impactful.

[@nickmathur5950]

8:46 After watching this movie and the third (not to spoil anything btw), Ruffnut officially became my favorite character in this series. And it’s because of moments like this. She’s literally such a wildcard and it’s hilarious.

[@optiblue16stopmotion45]

0:17 “How To Drain Your Dragon” Toothless: Oh Thank goodness, this sinus infection is horrible!

[@drakke125Channel]

The twins are sooo much funnier and amusing in the TV show, if you love them you will LOVE them in the show.

[@Houtblokje]

If you want to see a bit more of stoick, i can really really recommend the race to the edge series. It is probably one of the best pieces of httyd content ever made (not the best because the second movie is the best lol)

[@unluckydiablo9502]

We all were blown away by this movie, it's soooo good. Glad we got to see your reaction to it!

[@OliveNLuv]

Not to joke about this movie or a death almost a decade later, but Stoick quite literally got blown away by Toothless. I'll see myself out.

[@blakeythekitty]

The way I could see that you were sort of emotionally tired towards the end of the movie is such a mood because I remember feeling wrung out emotionally in the theatre by the time we got to the climax :"D

[@eowyns4181]

I'm so happy you're enjoying the movies so much! As always, thank you for your reaction, so relaxing to watch! And just you wait for the third one!

[@garyballard179]

0:20 "Draining your dragon" used to be slang for urinating, I understand...

[@frankjose4057]

Since you’ve been enjoying the How to Train Your Dragon movies there actually was a series not sure if it’s still there called how to train your dragon riders of beerk which takes place in between the 1st and 2nd film which was pretty enjoyable imo

[@ohryan9872]

Just because it's a cartoon and geared more towards children doesn't mean it can't make it adults emotional as hell I really did enjoy your reaction everybody cries at this movie

[@wiktosia3035]

if you want, once you see the third part, you can also watch the series, you will find out what happened during the 5 years between the first and the second part there are lots of new dragons, the villains are really well done, you will see some of the characters from a much better angle than in the movie, you will meet some new amazing characters and a lot of the things you saw in the movie will be explained how it actually started, there will also be a lot of cute moments between Hiccup and Astrid, my favorite part of the series is race to the edge, but honestly it's really worth watching, I say this as a fan who got to know this franchise 10 years ago

[@ianinzunza1785]

A little sad dettail, the song for dancing and the dreaming (the song of valka and stoick) sounds in the funeral of stoick, slowed and with a touch of sadness, like its incomplete

[@Bergsbotn]

I remember watching this movie with my friends in the cinema when it came out. I was sitting next to a young girl with what i think was autism, but her love for the movie was infectious. My friends looked at me wierd when she and i yelled "YEAH" severeal time during the movie. I could not stop myself. Made the movie much better for me at least.

[@yellowishyoutubechannel3900]

I really don't wanted Stoic wanted to die It's always makes me cry

[@X3r0Mando178]

This is my favorite of the HTTYD trilogy. This movie just strengthened my desire to ride a dragon irl. Stoics funeral was a very beautiful scene to watch, the emotions, the acting, and the score were all 🔥🔥💯. A Viking funeral would be awesome to watch if it had that much emotion. It was also cool to see that Hiccup was basically born to be the Dragon Chief, cuz even as a baby he was playing/taming a dragon and then as an adult: he broke through an an alphas control, actually tamed the babys, and even got the respect of an alpha. Dude definitely has the soul of a dragon. Ok that's all, and one last thing, you looked gorgeous in the reaction.

[@robbiemurray2895]

1st point: watch the shorts if you haven’t, legend of the bonekapper , book of dragons, gift of the night fury for the first movie. ( this is the best order to watch them) 2nd point: watch the tv shows, riders of berk, defenders of Berk, race to the edge) and the Httyd 2 short is set between dob and rtte. 3rd point: the comment Gobber made about why he never married is because he is the first person in DreamWorks who is openly homosexual. Hope you enjoy Httyd as much as we do! Also we don’t necessarily expect you to post your reaction to the shorts and show, but that would be cool if you do!

[@alecperdeau650]

I haven't seen your videos for a while and I am very happy to see that you have picked up this wonderful trilogy. There was so much heart put into the story and the animation still holds up to this day. I am looking forward to seeing your reaction to the third film.

[@StoryTimeChroniclesX]

23:17 not a 'man dragon'. it's a 'woman dragon'

[@mattstanford9673]

I saw someone comment on another HTTYD reaction video that the villains of these movies are essentially who Hiccup could have become had he made "the other" choice at key moments of his development. In this movie, Hiccup "controls" the dragons through love and acceptance, whereas Drago controls through fear and intimidation. And you'll see the third movie's.

[@JohnWelsh-oz3jz]

Fortress of Solitude. Superman’s lair is called the Fortress of Solitude.

[@kineuhansen8629]

they only been together for 2 years hiccup and astrid they started date when they where 18 you see it in race to the edge i cant tell how much i love these movies and the third movie take place a year after the second

[@WilliamMosicki-Nystrom]

1. How to drain your Dragon LMAO 2. RIP Stoick, enjoy Valhalla.

[@lulystalgianature2968]

Many people were angry that Hiccup's mom was spoiled in the trailer. Then when you watch the actual movie, you knew why. They wanted to distract you from the REAL shocker 😭

[@chadallison9585]

if you didn't know there is a xmas short to this story line. I think it is a must watch.

[@jonathanawizard]

Is ridiculous how Big hero 6 won the Oscar over How to Train Your Dragon 2, for me is the best movie of the franchise, of that year and for me from Dreamworks

[@Shap0o.PlayZz]

3:24 I love that diving sound 😍😍💯

[@AlbionOfAvalon55]

lol for people who did not watch the tv series this might be the 1st time for them to see hiccup and the gangs go explore other places than berk

[@michaelmay4402]

I always thought Astrid's "Works every time" is a callback to how Toothless tossed her around until she agreed to hear Hicup out in the first movie

[@Custodian_of_the_Emperor]

f you want to see even more cool dragons, I highly recommend you watch the series. The show take place between 1 & 2. The show is just amazing. I really think you will like it. And if you like watching Astrid and Hiccup's relationship develop (since when have they been engaged, for example) then you just won’t be able to stop watching this series)))) There are 2 series: 1. Dreamworks Dragons: Riders/Defenders of Berk 2. Dreamworks Dragon: Race to the Edge

[@maryellenblevins5761]

Hiccup was actually thirteen in the first movie. If you watched the series’s the first series was a little after the first movie. Then there was another series that took place after that series. Which took place two years after the first series. Then the second movie took place five years late. So in actuality this movie was seven later.

[@OliveNLuv]

Thank you so much for watching my favorite franchise of all time! It's been a while since I've watched the first movie (because, hey, I'm an Eret, Son Of Eret lover...despite being a lesbian IRL), but the second will always be my favorite, because that's the movie where I (knowingly) cried in the theater for the first time! Also, I've probably pointed this out at every single HTTYD2 reaction I've watched, buuuuut Eret, Son Of Eret shot an arrow with the others, respecting a chief that was never his! I love that detail! Also, side note: I'm going to attempt to watch this while I work on posting my (several) HTTYD fanfics to Wattpad (under QuietBeretWriter94...my OC's and Eret's ship name is Beret)! Anyway...Stoick's Ship never fails to make me cry, and Ellie Amaya made a cover of it called "Valka's Lament"...they have such an amazing voice, and I love John Powell's score work on the trilogy, as well as the animation by the crew, and the voice work by the cast!

[@evanfurlong84]

I remember my dad and I went to see this movie in theaters. It was Father's Day when stoic died, it broke us. We were like the hell kind of father's day is this

[@jonnybravogames]

This movie makes me cry every time I see it 😢

[@shadowwolf7977]

I absolutely love watching someone watch my favorite framchise amd go through all the same emotions i did

[@nickmathur5950]

4:40 Yeah they didn’t really change the designs for too many other characters to show that they’ve aged, but Hiccup’s glow-up in this movie is great.

[@anneelise9787]

6:47 OH MY GOD HE WAS COMPLETELY RIGHT THE FORESHADOWING!!!

[@TheeGoatPig]

I saw this with my nephews in a near empty theater a few weeks after it released, in that we were the only three people in the auditorium. It was a great time had by all.

[@sweepist]

I will not say do not weep for not all tears are an evil ... -Gandalf probably

[@SonicSpyroHeeler]

I cannot believe Hiccup tells Toothless to get away when he got mind controlled but it was still sad that Stoick got killed

[@Wobblewok]

Theres a pretty popular theory that drago's bewilderbeast was actually abused and too scared to go against dragos commands,with drago using a bullhook which was used to "train" elephants through abuse making this theory make more sense

[@MatthewPettyST1300]

It was implied in the second movie and later confirmed to be a fact by director Dean DeBlois. Gobber is gay hence the statement from him about Marriage and "one other thing".

[@La-Lloyd494]

"People don't change. They only reveal who they truly are"

[@astridpoldme]

I really live this movie, I love the entire franchise so much, I’ve been obsessed with it for over a decade. The second movie is extremely touching and never fails to make me cry. The fact that Valka and Stoick finally get reunited after 20 years of being apart, not knowing if the other one is still alive, and then Stoivk gets killed, saving his son from being murdered by his best friend. At Stoicks funeral, when Gobber says “May the Valkyries welcome you, and lead you through Odins great battlefield. Mag they sing your name with love and fury, so that we might hear it coming from the depths of Valhalla, so that we know that you’ve taken your rightful place at the tables of kings. For a great man has fallen. A warrior, A chieften, A father, A friend.” And then Hiccup continues by saying “I’m sorry dad. I’m not the chief that you wanted me to be, and I’m not the peacekeeper I thought I was. I don’t know” wich Valka follows by saying “ You came wary into this world. You were such a wee thing, so frail, so fragile. I feared you would’ve make it. But your father never doubted. He always said you’d become the strongest of them all, and he was right. You have the heart of a chief and the soul of a dragon. Only you can bring our worlds together, that is who you are, son” wich Hiccup then follows by saying “I was so afraid of becoming by dad, mostly because I thought I never could. How do you become someone that, great, that brave, that selfless. I guess, you can only try. A chief protects his own. We’re going back.” Never. Ever. Fails to make me cry.

[@astridpoldme]

And yes. I’ve watched httyd2 enough times I’ve accidentally memorized all of the lines. Have I watched httyd rtte enough times that you can show me any screenshot from httyd rtte and I know from wich episode it is from? Yes. Do I have a problem? Probably

[@DanielGarda]

astrid and hiccup romance is so damn good

[@Viktor47917]

Family reunion and then a loss of Stoick makes anyone cry lol. Now, Drago's weapon is actually taken from the tool used to train Elephants in India which is the bullhook. That is what is interesting.

[@phoenixdzk]

It cut to interval in theaters after Stoic fell. You've never heard a hall echo so loud with everyone crying

[@chriscoombes6751]

This series only gets better & better each movie! You'd have to be made of stone not to be hit by the death of Stoic, made me tear up!

[@Tweety_Bird_O_G]

PART 3 is even more beautiful with the dragons

[@McNeilBobier]

drago's bewillderbeats is to power Full he can control the dragons and toothless

[@kellypatterson8506]

The Stoic death scene is heart ❤️ shredding, but the viking funeral pyre is sad but uplifting at same time.

[@oceanapearl3503]

You and Hiccup's mom look IDENTICAL

[@Berserker-25]

How to Dragon a Train is back guys

[@feralprocessor9853]

Lots of heartwarming momments but big heartbreaking scenes. I love it.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

do you recognize the voice of the Handsome barbarian yet Vicky?? No?? Well it's Kit Harrington (John Snow). And the leader of the Barbarians is Djimon Hounsou

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Djimon is an AMAZING actor

[@Shap0o.PlayZz]

3:00 Very weird that Astrid and the others in this, are able to lift up a fully grown adult sheep like that 😂😂😂

[@julietasaav1234]

Me looking at the title: girl, wait until you get to the third one 😂

[@lazyperfectionist1]

12:30 "But people are not capable of change, Hiccup." "I don't believe that." I mean, of _course_ people are capable of change. We've seen it. But let me warn you, the challenge is getting them to a point where they understand that they _need_ to. I speak from experience on this; a lot more experience than one has _any_ business needing. I've dealt, over and over again, with people who _badly needed_ to change but refused to _recognize_ this fact about themselves. Thus, they wouldn't change, no matter what I did or said.

[@_e_7296]

As a kid when Stoick died I didn't think of it but now I think of how sad it really was

[@JMUDoc]

I think Stoick's funeral might be the second-most moving thing I've ever seen on film.

[@mblackwl]

I remember working at the video store and seeing "How to Drain Your Dragon" in the, ahem, section of the store.

[@Shadowace724]

I love these movies! Great Reactions! :)

[@kineuhansen8629]

if i remember right in old norse astrid mean divine beauty wich this movie fit perfect

[@nickmathur5950]

3:17 They’re not engaged. They’ve just been dating for a long time at this point. I think Stoic just said that because he’s HOPEFUL that they’ll get married someday (definitely shows how much he’s developed as a character since the first movie, being so supportive of Hiccup and all.)

[@shonafairbairn5910]

I'm late 😅, but yes, they were kind of engaged, as in rtte, they got betrothed in S5. 😊

[@Yoda98292]

Vicki, you're gonna need a full box of tissues for the 3rd one 😭

[@MisterW0lfe]

13:40 "It works every time" she knows because it worked on her in the first movie

[@rachelruff8029]

The outtakes at the beginning almost had me doing a spit-gag.