HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON is perfection! | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@karlluigi1987]

This is a rare movie franchise, where all the movies were actually great

[@bitxh85]

dam straight

[@Good_Hot_Chocolate]

Other than the small gripe of Hiccup never sounding older, it's a great series of movies.

[@novAviator01]

@@Good_Hot_Chocolate Jay Baruchel was 28 when the first movie came out and he just sounds like that, you just attribute the wrong things for what a grown man sounds like

[@Good_Hot_Chocolate]

@novAviator01 I'm not talking about his voice actor's age. I'm talking about how the character sounded the same from around 15 years old all the way to adulthood where he has kids. It was unrealistic. That's my only gripe with the movies. Great otherwise.

[@GhostGaming-yi7pf]

@@Good_Hot_Chocolate I mean to be fair I sound similar if not the exact same as I did when I was 15 and I’m 24. It’s not that uncommon.

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

Toothless' design and movements were actually based on one of the artists cats, which is why hes so animal/pet like. And yeah, this movie is incredible, and has one of the best musical scores of any movie ever.

[@matthewgreganti4838]

I still have John Powell's score for this in my collection. Absolutely amazing score!!

[@MatthewPettyST1300]

@@matthewgreganti4838 I'm just another Matthew who agrees with you. see my comments just one or two ahead of you.

[@tenmark7055]

The movie is a lot different than the books. The little dragon that Hiccup feeds is actually closer to his dragon in the book.

[@carmadme]

@@tenmark7055the terrible terror is actually the original model of toothless when the film was going to be closer to the books The children gothi holds on the docks when all the vikings go to the island are early models of hiccup and astrid from the same time

[@tenmark7055]

@@carmadme You're prob right, its been a long time since I red the books and they were not as memorable as the movie - thanks for the correction

[@memelord7567]

So "it's what's inside that he can't stand" might actually be better tbh. Like he isn't angry or disappointed that Hiccup is small and weak, he can't really control that. But he is mad at Hiccups stubborn and reckless behaviour because he is putting himself and others in danger, and his behaviour is something that he can control.

[@artemis754]

i never actually thought that. you're right, it is probably referring to his extreme want of fitting in and being reckless because of that

[@itsmxtwist]

And then the “stop trying to be something your not” was him trying to tell hiccup he doesn’t need to prove himself to others

[@W1ckedRcL]

This right here..

[@scottstevens7639]

This movie has more than everything. As someone who has lost body parts myself, I appreciate the fact that this movie addresses amputees. Toothless is technically an amputee when he lost half of his tail fin. It hampered his ability to fly and Hiccup created an artificial ‘limb’ for him. And of course Hiccup ended up an amputee himself by the end, which essentially gave the two of them something else in common to strengthen their bond. A great movie that’s not only entertaining but has some wonderful messages as well.

[@__-fm5qv]

Even as an able bodied person this really struck me too when I watched it for the first time! Not only that but how they're able to deal with and even thrive with their disabilities in the later movies. Among other things it gives a message of "being disabled is not the end" and for us able-bodied folk to look past that. A lot of the time people may see the prosthetic before the person its attached to which is sad, judging them based on that, but in sequels the pegleg isn't even a thought!

[@ItApproaches]

Facepalm...they didn't make Hiccup lose a a leg to pander to amputee's lol. People have to stop looking for some straw to grasp so they can feel special.

[@__-fm5qv]

@@ItApproaches Well yes its probably like that for narrative symmetry. But people are also allowed to like it when they see a character they can identify with and who's struggles are representive of their own. It ain't about feeling special its about normalising that amputees are humans too lmao. Because there's a suprising number of people who just "don't want to see that".

[@ItApproaches]

@@__-fm5qv If you see a person who lost a limp as not human, that's a them problem lol. That's just called being stupid. Granted nobody should want to be a human, humans are a pathetic species.

[@renoslash1890]

@@ItApproaches I mean they kind of did, otherwise why would it be in the movie? Also, maybe a kid watched this who has lost a limb and it just made them feel a bit better about their situation.

[@IceFox606]

11:00-11:37, 15:38-15:47 and 18:32-18:58 man, no matter how many times I watch these scenes they never get old or fail to give me chills. So beautiful and the score for these scenes (“Forbidden Friendship”, “Test Drive” and “Romantic Flight” respectively) are breathtaking. The whole film (as well as the rest of the trilogy) has an incredible soundtrack that never fails to make me feel things. John Powell is an S tier composer! And the animation is absolutely gorgeous and still stands up almost 15 years later as such. It was pretty groundbreaking for its time

[@Neil_BT]

Soundtrack is awesome! And Test Drive sounds fantastic on the organ too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqGvkn6ansSfipI

[@tawogtrailers]

John Powell had a fantastic score for all these movies. Test drive gives me chills every time

[@memelord7567]

Toothless is like combing a dog, a cat and a fighter jet

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

Yup 👍 exactly all dragons are fighter jets but toothless is stealth fighter jet and with plasma blasts as missiles

[@philipmiethke7985]

John Powell did the music for this movie and the entire trilogy. He’s worked on everything from marvel and Star Wars and even worked with Hans Zimmer and is one of my personal favorite composers. Httyd I think is his magnus opus and easily one my favorite scores ever in film.

[@NotACreativePerson57]

If you're interested in the music, another youtuber, Sideways explains the music theory very well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoa4e4R-bKx_o9U

[@puglife658]

Also httyd is his first time soloing a score iirc

[@SonicFrozen_Fan2005_Official]

One of my all time favorite DreamWorks films.

[@edwardthorne9875]

Such a sweet reaction a heart-warming movie. I hope Part 2 is not long away. It is funny, but they can do things in animation that are way more emotional than any live action. Script, color, humor, action -- what a great blend.

[@alextan1478]

Fun reaction, Addie. I'm so glad that you enjoyed How to Train Your Dragon (2010) and I'm so glad that you were moved by Toothless. I enjoyed seeing it in theaters when it first came out on my spring break vacation, back in 2010. I haven't seen the film in its entirety in a while so I just rewatched it last night. BTW, I do hope that you carry on with the sequels as well because you're gonna love them. And there's also a live show that's based on the movie called Untrainable. It's now playing at Universal Studios Beijing in China. The park itself opened in September 2021, on the same day that my dad and I went to Universal Studios Hollywood.

[@HarryThomasPictures]

This movie is one of the greatest movies ever made animated or not. I think you may enjoy 2 and 3 even more. The live remake won't even compare to this!

[@jeffthompson9622]

I don't see how it could. On the other hand it is DreamWorks, so I have hope.

[@tawogtrailers]

#3 wrecked me

[@erikhopkins9548]

Your reaction to the dragon and how Hiccup and toothless are together is why so many love these movies and why they are so good it's a story about a boy and his dragon.

[@RoxxSerm]

The music when they have their first real flight and Hiccup tosses the Cheat-Sheet away is just utterly Incredible. Overall it's one of the best animated trilogies ever. For me, it's undoubtedly number 1. All three movies are exceptional. Have fun :)

[@stephenlackey5852]

The swelling score that drops out just as Toothless leans in that extra half inch…😭😭😭 I’m a dog groomer that specializes in rescues, and that moment in the movie-just like every time it happens at my work-will never leave my eyes dry.

[@Gaby-wi8rz]

you'll love this trilogy, most heart warming friendship ever

[@richardkirkland6805]

Fun fact: a couple of moments in the movie were actually animation glitches that were kept in because they enhanced the scene. For instance, in the Downed Dragon scene Toothless's eye was supposed to be closed, but a glitch kept them open. The animators thought it looked better like that, so they kept it. In addition, at the olend of the Forbidden Friendship scene when Toothless was putting his nose into Hiccup's hand, you can notice some slight hesitation. That was another glitch that caused Toothless to repeat some of the frames, but was kept because it made the scene more powerful than the original draft.

[@epsilonjay4123]

I like how you mention the music in this movie. John Powell's score, especially for the first flight is one of my favorite movie soundtracks. I love this movie (and the shows that go along with it like Race to the Edge).

[@Azameanie]

Toothless holds everyone accountable. He disrespects Astrid and Stoic until they apologize for how they’ve treated him and Hiccup. He tosses Hiccup when he says, “I did it!” Instead of “We did it!”

[@peppypaladin8842]

Easily one of my favorite trilogies of all time...I am so glad you get to enjoy them :)

[@SilverionX]

What's with Dreamworks and their trilogies? This and Kung Fu Panda battle it out as some of the best trilogies ever made (oh and Shrek except for the third). They also make such awesome villains. As a trilogy, they're both in my top 10 best animated movies of all times, and that's some tough competition with both Disney, Pixar and Studio Ghibli in the mix.

[@randallwright1973]

There are actually two HTTYD tv series that are fun to watch. The first takes place between movies 1&2 and the second series takes place between movies 2&3.

[@wunschables]

This is probably my favorite non Disney/Pixar movie series. The music alone is incredible, but the voice acting and story are top notch as well.

[@beterbomen]

My favorite moment in this movie is one she didn't show. It's very small, but I think hugely important. It's after Hickup and Stoic have their fight, and Stoic walks out saying "You're not my son." Immediately after that moment, the "camera" focusses on Stoic as he stands outside, and you can see the weight of what he just did hit him. He realizes right away that he made a mistake, but because of his stuborn pride, he can't take it back. I love that moment, because it shows that Stoic isn't just "the bad parent." He's not a bad guy at all, he's just a parent who has completely different values from their child, and because of that doesn't know how to communicate with him. And now, he realizes he may have made the biggest mistake in his life, but he can't make ammends, because he meant almost everything he said. I think that's a powerful message. Sometimes, when your parents yell at you, it's not because they hate you, even if you think they said they do. It's because they are people too, and people make mistakes.

[@StevenARC]

Half of the playlist for our wedding ceremony is from this movie 🥰 My fiancee is going to walk down the aisle to 'romantic flight'

[@evion223]

This is a actually one of my favorite of Dreamworks, im a dragon fanatic but even better a story of two beings learning their limits and where they need their help. The heart of that dragon is what you fall with and the flaws of Hiccup that is honed as strength

[@Ninenine-tc5uj]

Addie's crying at the first movie - she's going to sob in the second and god help her for the third...

[@commanderkorra3316]

It's funny, because Hiccup is really the best Viking. He found a better way for them to survive and is clever and invents things. And Toothless is really one of the cutest animated creatures. He reminds me of a big cat, he has attitude and his mannerisms are amazing. I had a orange cat named Hiro, he would go out in the gravel and just roll around just like Toothless lol. The animated show is worth watching as well.

[@IceFox606]

So happy you’re reacting to this! This has got to be my favourite film series of all time. I grew up with these movies and they mean so much to me ❤️ It hits especially hard rn too since the main online rpg game School of Dragons is shutting down at the end of this month after almost 10 years. And it’s been 3 and a half years since the last (main series) content (and it’s unlikely there’ll be any more). It’s heartbreaking and it feels like the end of an era so it’s nice to see new fans getting into the series 💔 Hope you love this series anywhere near as much as I do!

[@jmadrigal2833]

I used to babysit my niece a lot. When my sister would drop her off she'd always bring a movie to watch during our sitting time. I watched the animated film "The Secret of Kells" with her, which showed a "mysterious" enemy raiding and pillaging the Irish. Then, one day, she brought "How to Train Your Dragon". Lol! She couldn't wrap her head around my explaining to her that the "Vikings" in "How to Train Your Dragon" were the same "enemies" raiding the Irish in "The Secret of Kells". XD

[@BailyC295]

16:42 He did indeed say “Thor Almighty”. Historically the Vikings had their own system of belief known as the “Norse Mythology” hence the nods to Odin and Thor throughout the movie.

[@cameirusisu1024]

Its so cute when Stoic thinks Hiccup is a great at fighting dragons, they way he sits there all eager to talk about something they share in common.

[@__-fm5qv]

It's great that they have this tbh. It shows that Stoic isn't a deliberately mean or cruel father who doesn't love his son. But instead a father who desperately want to connect with and mentor his son, but just doesn't know how. Of course Stoic does have his fair share of character flaws, he's quick tempered and has issues acknowledging opposing view points which makes him extremely hard to talk to about things he doesn't agree with. That scene is then important because it makes it clear the disownment was done impulsively and irrationally, rather than with deliberate cruelty, and something that he'd very quickly regret.

[@labrosg1161]

It actually turns from cute to depressing very quickly

[@n9iui]

I’m a big fan of the How To Train Your Dragon movies and also Lilo and Stitch. I can’t remember his name but the artist who designed Stitch had a hand in designing Toothless. There’s a LOT of “stuff” out there featuring them both. My favorite is Stitch wearing a Toothless Halloween costume and vice versa.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Thanks, Addie. I'm glad that this affected you so positively. I kept numerous reptiles when I was giving educational talks with them, and this really hit the spot for me.

[@starynights135]

storm-fly was actually based off of a parrot. Thats why she/he was acting kind of like a parrot. And her colors are incredibly beautiful.

[@PsychoMuffinSDM]

There is a channel called Sideways that did a really hoot breakdown of the music, especially how it is introduced and how it goes through the themes and leitmotifs.

[@poeslanding]

Your A pendant now stands for Astrid 😀One of my favorite movies of all time!❤

[@Pr04basher]

I'm still so glad that they actually managed to make a just awesome trilogy without one movie being any bad. As others already mentioned, it is rare to find a movie trilogy where all movies are considered good or even great.

[@MatthewPettyST1300]

Thank you Addie for mentioning the music. It's one of , I think the most memorable parts in the movie. Like when He first gains control and flying down the cliff side just clearing the trees with Toothless's wings spread wide. I guess it's good when sometimes people don't bring it to the front because it is hidden so well you don't remember how it made you feel. so many majestic moment to hide in. Many Commenter's don't even bring up the musical sound track which is one of my favorite parts. NOW on to part TWO !

[@jamesdee759]

I've always liked mythical creatures but Dragons have always been one of my absolute favorites. Like Addie, this movie makes me want to have a dragon.

[@davidblauyoutube]

I love this movie so much! And this is one of the rare times when each sequel is even better than the last. I'm looking forward to joining you on this journey.

[@xlerb2286]

Everything just works in this movie. The music, sound effects, animation, voice acting, etc., is all crazy good.

[@Daniel-Star]

Don't worry they will all make you cry. The Netflix series Race to the Edge is also good.

[@matthewgreganti4838]

I have three dragons. The only training they have is recognizing when it's feeding time. Lol. This is such an amazing franchise with amazing voice talent, a moving score, and a well crafted story!

[@jinchoung]

this movie came out in the same year as avatar and when i saw them both in the theater, i thought that this movie did the "dragon ride romance" thing waaaaaaaaaay better than avatar. and the music is like... perfect. another one of those cartoons where i had zero expectation and just ended up loving it more than i could have imagined. visually, what really got me was how they did toothless's eyes like a cat. soo cute. and also the amazing sense of SCALE for the boss dragon. that thing looked sooooo impressive.

[@skatikala]

stoick disowning hiccup is truly scary and heart breaking

[@ImperialAlex]

What a beatiful smile!!!

[@AdamLoisSW]

Indeed the best animated trilogy that doesn't age at all.. The music is the just perfect, I still listen to it in my drives. My childhood revolved around how to train your dragon as I was 7 when this one came out and just mesmerized me. There are three series that take place between this movie and the second one that fleshes out the characters. One of them being called "race to the edge" which has 6 seasons and 13 episodes each. It's the best series as well and would suggest if you watch them to Other then that great you watched this movie and hope you'll react to the other 2 as well.

[@charlesmartinjr3971]

If you haven't watched the second one yet, watch How to Train Your Dragon: Race to the Edge first. It spans the five years that elapsed between HTTYD 1 and 2.

[@shinrapresident7010]

My family has strong Norse roots. I'm a beekeeper and make mead from a 150 year old family recipe. We share it with the neighbours every summer solstice. We use the honey from apple orchards that we pollinate in spring and summer then mix it with cinnamon and brown sugar. Best mead you'll ever taste.

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

Wow 😳 I want to taste can you send some here 😋 to India

[@shinrapresident7010]

@@nidheeshkumar6760 I wish I could friend! I'm in Canada and it sadly wouldn't get past border security. My wife and I have been seriously considering getting a liquor license and opening a meadery.

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

@@shinrapresident7010 good luck for your upcoming business I am not a big drinker or even regular drinker I just want to taste every food and drink available on earth

[@ArabianLady]

Adore everything about this Trilogy!❤ ❤

[@IceFox606]

I think you’ll love the next 2 films! :) Besides the movie trilogy there’s also short films, tv shows and comics that are fun and do a lot of good expanding the world building and relationships! Def recommend checking them out at some point! The shows (Riders of Berk, Defenders of Berk and Race to the Edge) take place between the first and second movie (though the latter came out after the second movie) and the 2 main comics (The Serpent’s Heir and Dragonvine. As well as an unfortunately unreleased third volume called The Fire Tides that Audrie Greywind did an interview with one of the writers on that summarises it and is worth watching) take place between the second and third movie. The short films are Legend of the Boneknapper, Book of Dragons, Gift of the Night Fury (all taking place between HTTYD and Riders of Berk I think), Dawn of the Dragon Racers (between Defenders of Berk and Race to the Edge) and Homecoming (after the third and final film. Though technically it takes place before the end of the film) The chronological timeline is something like this; How to Train Your Dragon (movie, 2010) Legend of the Boneknapper (short film, 2010) Book of Dragons (short film, 2011) Gift of the Night Fury (short film, 2011) Riders of Berk (tv series, 2012-2013) Defenders of Berk (tv series, 2013-2014) Dawn of the Dragon Racers (short film, 2014) Race to the Edge (Netflix series, 2015-2018) How to Train Your Dragon 2 (movie, 2014) The Serpent’s Heir (comic, 2017) Dragonvine (comic, 2018) The Fire Tides (comic, unpublished but will hopefully be released someday!) How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (movie, 2019) Homecoming (short film, 2019)

[@MissCatraEverdeen]

I don't know if you noticed that Toothless only was nice to Astrid when she yelled, "I'm sorry!" and he only showed Stoic that Hiccup was safe when he said he was sorry too. I just love that Toothless is the pettiest little a-hole ever😅

[@officejedi7465]

ya each film gets better and better ...and more emotional. cant wait for the other reactions!

[@HiTekCowboy]

I don't think that I can count the number of animated (usually Disney) movies growing up. I never miss an opportunity to watch animated movies especially from Pixar and Dreamworks who are masters at the stories just as much as the visuals and sounds.

[@Jawn.C20]

You need to see the sequel of this right away

[@TiberiusDarkforge]

Glad you enjoyed this. This is a great film (as are the rest) and the music score is awesome. Considering it's supposed to be a kids movie, it truly has a universal appeal and works on so many levels, it's not surprising that this is a favourite of many adults.

[@Galiant2010]

Easily my top animated movie series. I love the characters and the concepts the movies explore. It's a great balance of emotion and critical thinking. And yes, the music is phenomenal. Just hearing their flight song is enough to make my eyes water up with happiness.

[@tawogtrailers]

LOL 14:10 gets me every time. Love how they sneak adult jokes into these

[@markcampbell2598]

a absolute gem of a movie

[@chadwickmale2998]

One of the best animated trilogies that i still enjoy to this day,

[@joshuawells835]

Someone-It's a pity Hiccup didn't kill the dragon when he had the chance. Someone else-Pity? It was pity that stayed Hiccup's hand.

[@ninjetti9898]

amazing reaction!

[@charlieeckert4321]

The orchestra broke out in spontaneous applause after playing through the music for Astrid and Hiccup's romantic flight.

[@Arksimon2k]

Yes Addie! This is my favourite movie of all time! And all of the movies in this series are wonderful. This one's ending always makes me tear up and the music goes so hard I listen to the Soundtrack in my own time. Just a 10/10 movie I never get tired of watching. Can't wait for you to watch the others (there's a TV series and mini-films as well, but not important).

[@nicksanfilippo9513]

there's also a tv series with the same voice cast, witch is set before the 2nd movie. As well as a couple short films

[@instantchaos2385]

there's like a 5 season show about what happens in between 1 and 2 movies, because there's a bit of a time jump in there

[@MovieDan1011]

One of the greatest animated movie trilogies ever along with Kung fu panda! Know you'll love these movies Addie great reaction as always!😊 You should definitley do the sequels and i predict your gonna be obssesed with Toothless after all 3 😂

[@ernestoivandiazgutierrez6977]

Oh boy, tears are coming in the next 2 movies, better go get some tissues

[@jerrypeacock2234]

The artist in charge of the toothless animation based him on his own black cat

[@petrusjnaude7279]

I agree the music is truly epic. The first one in the trilogy is still my favourite of the 3. I have also heard good things about the TV series (Race To The Edge specifically).

[@clutchthecinnamonsergal8493]

Race to the edge is peak httyd and is the best part of the canon timeline without a doubt.

[@soniclyqaulan]

amazing movies always have my heart

[@heathwitch]

This trilogy, and the (unconnected, solo) movie Rise of the Guardians, are my favourites from DreamWorks. So emotional and such great stories. Thank you for a lovely reaction. Definitely Kleenex-worthy.

[@10thdoctor15]

Definitely watch the whole trilogy, and the spinoff series are great too.

[@falconcowboy9995]

One of my favorite movies ever

[@mauriceedwards9588]

A Great reaction to a great film with lots of ❤ and great characters and as you said music.

[@erichousley448]

Toothless remains me of my first cat. She likes to steal my pencil and trys to put it down on paper lol

[@eltrueabdul611]

It was literally last week that I realized Toothless bit Hiccup's leg in order ti save him and thats why he lost it XD (correct me if im wrong)

[@josephguillerey4391]

with this trilogy, John Powell put his name alongside the greats like John Williams or Hans Zimmer, each time i see his name on a movie, i know the music at least is going to be on point.

[@captaindelta43]

Toothless is just goated ❤

[@shadowfire_08]

this & Kung Fu Panda are 2 incredible entries from Dreamworks 🙌🔥🍻

[@MichaelJohnsonAzgard]

Brilliant soundtrack and you will love this trilogy.

[@AdamNisbett]

The story of this is great, but the soundtrack really made me love this one.

[@stephenlackey5852]

Well, let’s be honest, Addie… We all knew you’d get emotional over this movie, but it appears that parts 2 and 3 are going to break you. Good luck, and I can’t wait to see your reactions to them.😌🙏

[@syl20m20]

Youn should look at this add for N°3 (spoiler free) it's titled "TOOTHLESS Hits JON SNOW!"

[@Belhade]

Beautiful movie. Beautiful reaction.

[@cyberwolf1402]

No one ever notices David Tennant in this. It's 1 line but still. "We've done it!!"

[@tycol322]

Also he plays Snoutlouts father, Stoutlout I believe is his name Edit: Correction. Google has confirmed its actually Spitelout

[@keokiw2353]

yes... yes it is perfection!!

[@redviper6805]

David Tennant narrates the audiobooks of HTTYD series

[@matthewmazzatto8003]

Welcome to Dreamworks. How To Train Your Dragon 1 is arguably their best film, but all 3 parts of the trilogy are fantastic too. Other great films in their catalog that I highly recommend are the Kung Fu Panda trilogy, Shrek 1 and Shrek 2, Megamind, The Prince of Egypt, Spirit 2002, and Puss in Boots: Last Wish. Very underrated studio with peaks rivaling Disney and even Pixar.

[@nightshade7240]

One of the few trilogies where choosing a favourite is near impossible but also one of the few trilogies where the first one is not necessarily the best one.

[@TheBatmanWhoReacts]

The youtube algorithm really knows what I want to watch

[@circuitgamer7759]

My favorite movie, always happy to see more people experience it :) Definitely watch all three movies, they're all amazing :) (Also one of the few movies where I would notice the music being pitched down in the edit :) Have to avoid copyright somehow...)

[@StefEndz]

"Toothless ultimate wingman" was that a pun?

[@arctan2010]

I named my cat Fishlegs after one of the characters.

[@morgananderson9647]

I like the name you gave to your cat! Reminds me of, ages ago, when I was in college the marina where my dad kept his boat, the harbormaster had a cat named "Fishbait". My cat's name is "Wingman".

[@puglife658]

My favorite movie of all time

[@SammyxSweetheart.02]

3:53

[@feldegast]

such a great movie 😍

[@DaDunge]

22:00 Kiccup is the most viking of them all, he's pragmatic yet reckless and he has a problem with authority.

[@kylebrooks338]

I need the second and third asap

[@craigmorris4083]

Everyone what has been owned by a cat can relate to Toothless.🙂