How To Train Your Dragon Reaction | First Time Watching

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[@kevinworytko1099]

IMO the best detail was Stoic's stutter-step back after slamming the door and immediately regretting what he said.

[@Rxangel1]

Fr. So many KZbinrs edit that out smh

[@Charvale]

You could practically tell he wanted to cry, but being the strong viking warrior he wouldn't allow himself even that minor moment of weakness.

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

A think a lot of parents can relate to this. Saying something or not handling a situation as they would have liked, their anger and frustration getting the best of them only to regret it right after.

[@Mothobius]

@@Rxangel1 Fr. Like it's as if they don't even see it

[@jeffthompson9622]

Thank you for sharing your reaction to this movie. "How To Train Your Dragon" and "Megamind" are my favorite animated films.

[@DovahkiinMaster172]

Notice how Hiccup says “I did this” when looking at down Toothless and then at the end Stoic says “I did this” thinking his son was dead. This movie is literal perfection.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤩🥲

[@TERRELL_GASKINS]

When Hiccup explained why he didn't kill Toothless is because he saw himself in Toothless I felt that

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🥲

[@revolvingzyclon6901]

Fun fact: Toothless' demeanor was based off of one of the animator's cats thats why he behaves very cat-like most of the time.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

That makes sense ☺️

[@CassieAngelica]

Every single instalment in that franchise is worth seeing. None of them were a flop. Whether it’s short films, feature films or the TV Shows.

[@JustSomeGuywithEpicGrasses]

If you liked the most recent show, we can't be friends.

[@viperblitz11]

@@JustSomeGuywithEpicGrasses The most recent show doesn't exist

[@JustSomeGuywithEpicGrasses]

@@viperblitz11 that is the correct answer.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟🤩

[@user-kb9oi3hu6v]

You mean that nine realms? Oh, that doesn't need to exist but the best part is that they atleast didn't ruin the main films and series. Thankfully, its set in a different timeline so no need to worry. ​@@viperblitz11

[@jessc.994]

I absolutely love the music in this movie. The song that plays during the first flight sequence (it’s called Test Drive) is incredible.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟

[@Destroyanor]

Honestly love this movie. The soundtrack, comedy, plot, and Toothless and Hiccup’s friendship

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟🤩

[@Caldera01]

A very good example of how a children's movie doesn't have to be dumb. Really liked this movie and the sequel as well. Don't remember much about the third, but don't remember hating it either.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup. Respecting intelligence not only of the children watching it but keeping in mind adults will watch it as well 🙂🤩

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

This franchise did something different from most kid franchises. The characters grew up. Hiccup is very different in the sequel. He's older, more confident, happy with himself for the most part. Being I think either 18 or 20 in the second one and it shows, no longer that young teenager full of insecurities, coming into his own. Astrid is also more mature and their relationship is more mature and not quite that young teenage love. The third one furthered their character development. It didn't dumb down for kids and make them childish (Shazaam should learn from this honestly). Development carries from movie to movie. The TV show just shows hiccup between movie 1 and 2 coming into that confident leader as well as endeer you more to the side characters who do not get much screen time in the movies.

[@greasey8695]

Superhero movies are supposed to be for kids, just because some adults enjoy them too doesn’t mean that a superhero that’s mentally a child shouldn’t be childish.

[@quakxy_dukx]

Hiccup’s 15 in the the first movie, 20 in the second and 21 in the third

[@DW9427]

Out of all the dreamworks movies this one is my personal favourite just because of how nostalgic it is. I loved this movie when I was a little kid. Hope you watch the sequel, the second movie is so incredible.

[@yellow_flash813]

Same

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We will be checking out the full trilogy 😁

[@DW9427]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 omg yesss

[@JCrushFitness]

I give Astrid a lot of credit in the movie. Hiccup was never good at being a Viking, so when he realized a different path it’s easy for him to take it. Astrid is full blown Viking and is good at it, probably the best in her age group, yet she is able to fully analyze the situation and completely change her moral stance on the matter. I teach kids that are this age, NONE of them, not even the good ones, are able to do that. That is extreme maturity. A lot of adults never are able to do that.

[@cakekiller1051]

Kung fu panda and how to train your dragon are the perfect animated trilogy. Their sound tracks are absolutely fire

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We will have to do the Kung Fu Panda trilogy at some point 🙂

[@MikeSchmidtAtFruityFuzzbears]

I think watching the show would be so worth it!! You learn about so many other dragons and unique facts, even more on the ones we have now like Toothless, Stormfly, etc. You even learn the characters personalities nd gain deeper connections! Amazing watch!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the recommendation 🙂

[@ScaleHunt]

I'm so glad y'all watched this movie. This has to be one of my all time favorite animated movies. I'd say it's up there with Brother Bear and Kung Fu Panda.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Kung Fu Panda is another movie we have to check out at some point 🙂

[@erickremers3986]

An important detail that people often miss is that the terrible terror or whatever it's called that hiccup is supposed to kill for his trial bursts out of the enclosure and into the cage and at first COMPLETELY ignores hiccup and looks for a way out. Only once it realizes that it's trapped does it turn its attention towards the human.

[@JiReyAnimation]

Monstrous Nightmare. The Terrible Terrors are the tiny ones.

[@erickremers3986]

Right, yes, that one. Thanks.

[@JiReyAnimation]

@@erickremers3986 or you can just call him Hookfang since that's what Snotlout names him and it's shorter. XD

[@kuronaialtani]

It's an absolutely magical movie The music by John Powell sells every scene Seeing how Hiccup *actually* learns about the dragons and how to "deal" with them versus how the book says to (aka kill it and live to tell the tale) because he's interacting with one beyond raids and training Stoic and Astrid's growth, both in how Stoic sees his son despite his apparent weaknesses/quirks and how Astrid realizes just how much Hiccup truly cares for Toothless even if it means being essentially excommunicated

[@kiritoliger468]

Honestly the show connects the movies all together and opens up the whole world of How To Train Your Dragon cuz it shows everything to happen between the first and second movie. What I love most about it was its character development throughout all the characters especially Hiccup and Stoic relationship, and the many dragons they show. Whatever you decide. Honestly, I would check out the TV show just because for the story development and a beautiful world it is

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for letting us know more about the tv show for this franchise 🙂🤩

[@DreamBubbles98]

I didn't expect for you guys to do a movie, and especially one of my favorite animated movies. My heart filled with happiness, thank you so much 💛

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Our pleasure 😊🤗 we are going to start incorporating more movies on the channel 🥳

[@alexlim864]

26:10 The dragons are pescetarians, so it would be more accurate to say that the villagers will need to catch more food. The dragons got the sheep only to feed the huge dragon. Great reaction to a great classic! The other two movies are just as good, and well worth the watch and the reactions. Cheers!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Oh nice. Glad rest of dragons are pescatarians 🙂

[@PamJernigan]

The dragons have an empathic sense, and are just a little telepathic, which is how the big dragon controls them. And that's how Toothless (and the other dragons) react differently depending on what the other person's intent is. Even at the beginning, after Hiccup launched his net "Did anybody see that?... Except for you." He's the enemy, so the dragon's after him, but he doesn't immediately fry him to a crisp, because he's so clearly not a threat. Even when the big dragon is released for Hiccup's final exam, his initial attempts were solely about escape, not aggression (likewise after the mountainside was opened up; they weren't trying to attack, just fleeing). Later, once the teens drop the fear and hostility, then the dragons are cool with hanging out. And that's why Toothless changes his attitude when someone says they're sorry.

[@Exaris79]

FYI, there's going to be a live film version of this being filmed and the actors for Hiccup&Astrid had already been chosen.

[@xmadaramadzrenegade9239]

This is still to this day one of my favorite movie franchises. I'm glad you guys are covering the trilogy

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

☺️🤩

[@julin4998]

"they're gonna need more food to feed all of them" funny you should say that - that's actually a plot point in the animated series! (that takes place in-between movies 1 and 2). I couldn't help laughing as soon as you said that.

[@SMM5]

Yeesh, and they say Asian parents are rough on their kids, Stoick was hard on another level, this movie did such a good job with the arcs

[@ryanakers1372]

So excited to see this pop up and happy you both fell in love with it!! Can't wait for more HTTYD reactions!!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Next Friday the sequel 🥳🥳

[@jasonwinterboer5232]

This is one of my favorite movie reactions to watch - most people don't expect this film to be so good!!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We definitely didn’t expect to love it as much as we did 🤩

[@athannatoss]

You guys HAVE to watch How to train your dragon 2, it's so good! One of my favorites ❤️👏👏

[@AztechHydra]

YOU'VE NEVER WATCHED THIS BEFORE?!?! THIS IS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE FRANCHISE!!!! I watched it when it first came out when i was trapped in malta because a volcano erupted in Iceland causing planes to be grounded so me, my grandparents and my cousin decided to watch it in the cinema and we're the only 4 people in the venue so it was amazing

[@powerofanime1]

"C'mon Hiccup, ya gotta do something." You realize how depressed he is at that time?

[@magne7771]

What a surprise. Seriously. This is a series, show and all, that I introduced my grandfather to. One he absolutely fell in love with. It resonates with him in a way nothing else in his life has- and I can relate, in my own way. Through another show, called Berserk. It's amazing, when you connect so wholeheartedly with something, and even moreso, that he was able to. He's in the other room listening to the movie OSTs right now. You guys are in for a treat. If you're watching the _show_ aswell, it, fittingly, for a show about a bunch of kids finding themselves & their way, starts a little awkward. Endearingly so, I'll say, considering your initially nonplussed reception of the start of DBZA. Beyond all that, like I said, about good ol' Gpa. These movies are special to us- and in our own way, we use them to mourn my grandmother. The one I lost before I'd found your channel. I don't doubt you'll find some kind of emotional connection to it, too. -...also, can we talk about how breathtaking the flying scenes in the clouds were? ...ALSO, if we're considering the series? If you loved Gohan, you'll absolutely fall in _love_ with the main cast in its entirety. _-also also,_ Toothless is very much a boy. HTTYD is very much a story about _the unique kind of love between brothers._

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

That’s so cool that you shows this to your grandpa and he was open to it and look how that has made it special to him and you. ☺️ which is why people shouldn’t think movies aimed at kids can’t be enjoyed by adults 🥳

[@keyia812]

great reaction! this is my favorite DreamWorks trilogy and I love seeing people enjoy the movies, it never gets old! btw Toothless is a male dragon lol

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We got that at the end but for most of it we for sure thought he was a female dragon 🤗

[@richardkutsera4992]

Riding a dragon like that: "That would be so much fun!" - yeah...like bungee jumping in real life... People sh-t their pants doing that XD

[@samuelvincent557]

In the scene where Toothless is flying Hiccup and Astrid up and through the clouds, it's easy to take that scene for granted. Things like hang-gliding, skydiving and parasailing are pretty common for us, but for them? Most of the people in that time, probably, were never more than a few feet of the ground. The highest anyone ever got would be if they were climbing a tree. Flying would be just a dream, if that. Being above the clouds and mountains, looking down, would be a view that only the Gods would have. So that experience would have been life-changing for Astrid. Also, you note that when Astrid first saw Toothless, her first instinct was to throw Hiccup down and try to protect him?

[@ZaberFangAT]

In my opinion, this is one of those rare franchises where each movie only gets stronger. They build on each other, and each one makes the previous ones better in retrospect. I honestly can't even really say which one is 'best' - it's one continuous story. EDIT: The TV show also continues that trend. I believe it's entirely set between HTTYD 1 & 2, but you could just as easily watch it after all three. I've only seen the original 8 season show, but I've heard good things about Rescue Riders and The Nine Realms, which I believe are a bit more removed from the events of the movies.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍🤩

[@NubK4]

Fyi the TV shows are awesome and 100% canon. Tons of world building, epic story, great characters. Its worth a watch and highly recommended since it just adds so much more depth to the characters and world. Its one of those rare instances where a TV series made off movies is actually plot relevant and not just a money grab. Writers put lots of love into the story. Id argue the overall story is as good as ATLA. Words cant describe how good it is but youll be blown away if you watch it since not many people do. The story is also very mature and is most definitely NOT just a show for kids.

[@analuciamedeiros4828]

this is the best friendship of movie history

[@azurepulse1870]

I remember when I first saw this movie. I was at Fort Bragg as a Special Forces candidate waiting to go through selection. Me and some buddies went and rented a bunch of dvd's to watch for the weekend. I wasn't expecting much and when the movie was over we were all like "Damn, that was way better than it had any right to be." Needless to say, I've seen all the movies, but none of the tv/netflix series that came later.

[@JoshuaG]

You'd be suprised to find out that this franchise is more than just a trilogy , there are a bunch of mediums related to this film , christmas specials , DVD Extra's , Graphic Novels , Games, Live Stage performances and lastly , 8 Seasons of Television series 🥰🥰♥️♥️🤟🤟🤟

[@Poinimations]

Fun fact, the queen of the nest is called "The Red Death", a fitting name if you ask me.

[@j0hnnyzer047]

I love all 3 movies some people dunk on the 3rd but I personally think it's one of the few perfect trilogies. Also FYI some of the TV series takes place between movies so if yall chose to watch the series placement in time is something to keep in mind

[@CrimsonFucker412]

How to train your Dragon I love the movie and the unique and funny friendship between Hiccup and Toothless but the second one will always be my favorite one. Still it's a pretty surprising movie choice to react it's like a call back to our childhood well before Disney made all those How To Train Your Dragon Spin-off series

[@kingscourt9559]

Disney doesn’t own Httyd, dreamworks does. If Disney did own it though I’m pretty sure they’d have made a live action version with a trans Astrid, a black hiccup and a gay gobber.

[@CrimsonFucker412]

@@kingscourt9559 well damn your right i guess that's why the How To Train Your Dragon trilogy doesn't have the characters randomly start singing in it cuz I'm 99% sure all movies made by Disney have the characters do exactly that. I mean name one movie made by Walt Disney without signing in it just one

[@powerofanime1]

"Is that a dolphin or a whale?" It's a hippo. XD

[@doug3691]

The happy hodgepodge that is Toothless. I like it, thank you.

[@murderofcrows5089]

Something I like about this series is the creativity for the dragons I mean when was the last time you heard of a dragon that set itself on fire

[@thomasluke-wp8or]

The amount of detail and effort put into this film is amazing. You can see the flame dance when hiccup opens the dragon book!

[@theGrimMemer]

Fun fact: in the TV series it was shown that Night Fury saliva has healing properties, which explains why Hiccup didn’t get sick from eating the other half of the raw fish that Toothless gave him.

[@grantharriman284]

This movie is my all time favorite for three things; Humor, Fun Characters, and SOUNDTRACK! Every song is amazing. Forbidden Friendship in particular is outstanding as it carries a 4 minute scene that takes Hiccup and Toothless from "I guess we aren't trying to kill each other" to "I trust you" with ZERO dialogue. That is an amazing journey that very few movies would dare to try to tell without dialogue, forget doing it all animated.

[@SantosOnFire]

This movie i used to watch all the time stoned out of my mind, and the people I watched it with loved it as well haha

[@analuciamedeiros4828]

I absolutely LOVE how creators are going back to HTTYD, this is the BEST trilogy everrrr❤️❤️❤️

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟🤩

[@kingscourt9559]

I can’t wait for you to see HTTYD2 to this day is one of the only movies to make my dad cry,and the only animated movie to hold the honor. We watched it together when it came out in theaters just the two of us. It’s one of my favorite childhood memories. In fact I watched it just last week and cried, so buckle up you crazy kooky couple in love

[@fadeddragon123]

Up there with ratatouille and Jung fu panda. Love them all

[@thewingedone1172]

What a pleasant suprise to see you react to one of the best animations out there

[@aninass]

One of my favorite movies ever. I'm happy you guys reacted to this.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😊☺️

[@RedKytten]

I know she says it... I see it on the captioning, and everyone I know say they can hear it. But I NEVER hear Astrid say "Bucket"... and always wonder how that gets into a kids movie.

[@MWSin1]

Remember, if you love a dragon, set it free. If it stays, it's yours forever. If it kills you and eats you, it was never meant to be.

[@reeseolsen4052]

Assuming I'm remembering it from the behind-the-scenes material correctly the one dragon is called Red Death and was supposedly a female so when Astrid makes the queen comparison she isn't too far off. Mostly in that it's more of a forced position/title as the dragon isn't responsible for populating the nest just reaping all the benefits of the smaller dragons which leads to something interesting in the 2nd movie I'd argue. The part I'm really trying to remember where I had seen or read it is that for the scene where Hiccup & Toothless are flying up away from the flames following the crash, they actually extended the size/length of the dragon slightly to make the scene a little longer or something like that. Honestly you should also check out Dreamworks Dragons: The Series (Riders of Berk; Season 1, Defenders of Berk; Season 2) & Race to the Edge that cover the time between this and the second film along with some of the shorts/specials like Legend of the Boneknapper Dragon. While they're not absolutely necessary to watch the 2nd film the two series in particular do explain some of the things it has. Rescue Riders & The Nine Realms are a bit more detached from them and the trilogy primarily as they have their own cast of characters separate from Hiccup, Toothless & the others beyond references and that their audiences weren't necessarily the same group as those that grew alongside the movies and 2 series.

[@damiengarner6548]

This is literally one of my favorite series ever

[@gingerDoctorwho]

Toothless the ultimate wingman

[@dirkbsilver9260]

The first Christmas Special is a blast. Hay Snoggletog!🐲

[@radekvaverka8921]

You guys need to watch the shows first before the second movie. They are chronologically before the second movie and are amazing. Even if you don’t react to them, you should watch them because they are the best versions of each character with more character development. Plus a villain voiced by Alfred Molina and another voiced by Mark Hammil. Truely great shows that you have to watch before the second movie.

[@FalconWingedGirl]

I love that you guys did this.

[@taserface780]

this is one of my favorite movies ever

[@Tapirman9]

So excited that you guys are watching this!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

And sequel this Friday 🥳🥳

[@DarthDragon007]

Watching the part where you guys were wondering if Toothless was male or female had me facepalming lol.

[@Caldoric]

Hiccup picked up scales in that one spot, not blood.

[@kristophersy773]

One of the movies that kick started my love for movies. And norse mythos.

[@Custodian_of_the_Emperor]

If 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

[@Jackosaurus01]

The Love Bug 1968, Walking with Dinosaurs The Movie 2013, Looney Tunes Back In Action 2003, Angry Birds 2016, Pixels 2015

[@MYNH7N]

You should totally watch the second and especially the third How To Train Your Dragon pleaseeee

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We are checking out the full trilogy and thanks for the other movie suggestions 🙂

[@lhamagames7738]

I love this animation and I love your channel. Hugs from Brazil.

[@GirlofCulture]

First animated movie i've seen in cinema back then with my girlfriend. It is super cute, great animation and even the series which take right after this movie (before the second movie, which is the best) Great message in the end. On Disney they would never be friends like this, also wouldn't have the balls to take a piece of Hiccup like this by the end..with is foot

[@unitedstatesofamerica9239]

So apparently, Hiccup's full name is *_Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III._*

[@brakdoes8914]

The show takes place in between the first and second movie

[@MandalorianRevan]

This was good, but above and beyond my favorite DreamWorks movie is the highly underrated "Megamind".

[@split2961]

An amazing trilogy, the second one is my favorite

[@filipvadas7602]

The How to Train Your Dragon trilogy is one of Dreamoworks' masterworks.

[@BreeNix]

I can't wait to see you guys check out the rest of the trilogy. Honestly the shows are okay, Race to the Edge is really really good.

[@DanOMega215]

Oh ho ho ho don't think you're done with this series. It's an amazing TRILOGY. You need to go through the other 2.

[@ahamedramadan8030]

Best animated trilogy. Mic drop 🎤

[@BeAuTyLoVe17]

I love this trilogy it is so good

[@zacharyjoy8724]

You picked a great movie to react to. I went in with minimal expectations the first time I saw it, and was blown away by how much I loved it. I hope it was the same for you.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup. Far exceeded our expectations 🤩

[@j0hnnyzer047]

Also i remember the fisrt season on CN was good i cant really judge the rest of the followup but the first and prob second season adds alot of dragons, info on them character development for some of them

[@KierSkunker]

The TV shows are definitely worth it!!

[@NightRunnerHunter]

I love Toothless

[@Area-se1bp]

Yeah i was happy to watch this movie as a child when it first came out ... but I somehow missed the 2nd n 3rd movie which I watched during lockdown xD

[@Papa_yautja]

You guys are going to absolutely love the rest of the trilogy. Get ready for emotions.

[@We_Have_Dragons]

My favorite movie of all time. No one likes this Franchise more than me.

[@Opnn8d1]

You should do most of the shows as well. Riders of Berk, Defenders of Berk and Race to the Edge are the series I consider essential if you want the complete Viking era experience. All thre series are set between the first and second films. There are no shows set between the second and third films. The 2 series you can get away with not watching are Rescue Riders and The Nine Realms, though The Nine Realms is an actual part of the Dragons universe of the first 3 films and series, as the main character and his dragon are both descendents of Hiccup and Toothless respectively, and that series is sprinkled with hints that the Legacy of Berk lived on for a while before being forgotten over the intervening 1300 years. The other series, Rescue Riders is geared for toddlers and has no canonical connection to the rest of the IP that I am aware of. So that one can be skipped all together. Watch The Nine Realms only if you are curious about what happens in the saga generations after the original stories. You may enjoy it, but it is its own thing while being technically connected. Have fun...

[@MrMeddyman]

What's great about this franchise is unlike a lot of animated franchises the sequels do not disappoint

[@flubber1557]

Such a good movie. Portrays vikings in a positive light for once. Has a great premise and the animation is pretty good. The characters and comedy were great. There wasnt any feeling of propaganda talking points being pushed. Toothless is a male by the way. I feel like his relationship with hiccup is that of a childhood friends. You will find out toothlesses age in the next movie. It might make more sense then too why he was so easily influenced. It also kind of reflects a good parenting bond that hiccup was missing from his father. He wanted his fathers approval but after saving toothless by showing him mercy toothless showed the same back protecting him in the arena. The movie also showed how they didnt start with that relationship they had to grow on each other and gain his trust. Something his father never had the time for as cheif or was willing to do. It also was kind of like a pet and his owners relationship by portraying toothless and the dragons as having dog or cat pet actions. I agree that not showing a comparison to one pet or another is great. They focused on the pet and their owners relationship in general which I think is the best way to do it. They will answer your questions about why some dragons are mean and others arent in the sequals and the tv shows. It will also give a bit more depth into hiccops family relationship and why his dad was so dissapointed he wouldnt be a dragon killer at 1st. Without giving any spoilers or exact details I will leave you with this.... he is projecting his frustrations onto how he is raising hiccup. As for how and why you will see in the 2nd movie. It also kind of explains why he was so quick to forget the past life style and forgive the dragons.

[@kevintaylor2668]

You need to see the 2nd and 3rd. Great trilogy

[@RoxxSerm]

It's has the best soundtrack of modern animation movies, and is one of the best animation movies of all time for me. There is nothing I don't love about it, and that's pretty damn rare for a nagger like me xD

[@anonymousrose8594]

Did they came up with Astrid character from this beautiful lady? I see some resemblance :)

[@yellow_flash813]

Loved this 🥳 You guys should also do Rise of the Guardians , great movie

[@patrickhuot001]

6:25 Your reaction is priceless! 😂🤣

[@NinJOke]

If you watch both the series, you should watch them before the second movie because that is about when they take place, or you should at least watch the first series before the second movie because that is when it was produced.

[@eskreskao]

Two Oscar noms, and it got snubbed for both. Lost Best Animated to "Toy Story 3", and lost Best OST to "The Social Network".

[@DNAGames-sr1mg]

hope you guys do the other 2 movies they only get deeper.

[@HeadBodyMasterPersonal]

You should do a reaction to Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge. It's basically an animated adaptation of the first Mortal Kombat's plot, with particular focus on Scorpion.

[@thesenate9455]

19:55 my exact reaction everytime I see it, so sickk