How To Train Your Dragon 2 I First Time Reaction I Movie Review & Commentary

[@NoelMcGinnis]

Technically, Hiccup isn’t flying. He’s falling…. with style!

[@thejamppa]

Oh, I see what you did there, well played, well played...

[@reactswithjax]

Haha! Love this ❤️

[@Scottishlandwarrior]

Ah kinda like the Buzz Lightyear quote in Toy Story very cool.

[@vailingbow1068]

Gliding* 'cmon. Do people not know what gliding is XD

[@UNSC_john117]

@@reactswithjax then why didnt you press the like button on the comment

[@JoannaWojtaszek-kj8bc]

The way the first thing Hiccup told his dad was "Sorry, dad." (movie 1), and the last was "I'm sorry, dad." always making me cry

[@bensalisbury6535]

“Papa Hiccup” lol I love how they don’t gloss over his death. They have a proper moment for him and show how it moves Hiccup and the story forward. These are such complete movies. Best animated trilogy ever.

[@craigmorris4083]

No lambs were harmed during the making of this movie. 😀

[@isuapig6705]

The black sheep got hung on one of those spike thingies on dragos alpha so his wool most likely got pulled which would hurt

[@reactswithjax]

Yes! These were all trained stunt lambs! Haha 😄

[@JoshuaG]

Lets be real , the Lambs are the G.O.A.T of How to Train Your Dragon 🤣🤟 LMAO

[@edreed9189]

We might have to check with the caterers on that one

[@reactswithjax]

@@edreed9189 oh gosh...you're right! haha

[@cheyanngluck8194]

One of my most awesome memories is going to see this at the drive in. As me and my friend were watching, a shooting star crossed over the top of the drive in screen just after Stoic died and then another at Stoic's funeral when they shot the arrow. It was the first and only time I have ever seen a shooting star with my own eyes my whole life and the fact it was two, now whenever I watch this movie i get chills at the memory.

[@lulystalgianature2968]

If Stoic's death affected you, imagine if you had seen the series that comes between the first and second movies, where he's a constant presence 😭

[@Berry_84]

The tv shows are amazing

[@lulystalgianature2968]

@@Berry_84 Agreed. Sadly, not many people have seen it.

[@colonelilbrink8544]

Race to the edge was a great series!

[@jamma.77]

@@colonelilbrink8544 Just started it myself, and I couldn't agree more!

[@fsociety7494]

Exactly. I watched Rider and Defenders of berk, plus race to the edge. So after that watching stoic die was crazy.

[@RoxxSerm]

I love Stoicks reaction to seeing his wife again. He has all the reasons to be mad and furious and she even wants him to, to be justified in her guilt. Which is understandable from her perspective. But he's still so in love that even a big hulk like him is absolutely disarmed and in awe of seeing her again. That's just perfectly written and voice acted.

[@scoopertdoopert2217]

This scene makes me tear up every time

[@LeviCerise]

A not-so-fun fact: Drago's weapon seems to be modelled after an elephant hook, a device used in circuses. In a circus they obtain elephants when they're young and "train" them by hitting and stabbing with a large hook, resulting in a lasting fear of the item in them so even in adulthood when it wouldn't be nearly as painful, they still obey. Drago most likely did the same with his Bewilderbeast

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

Circus is very new phenomena these hooks are used to train elephant's for almost 2 millinea for war and similar iron sharpnels are fit to elephant tusks so in India the castle gates have iron protrusion outside so that during war they can't use elephant's to ram the gate down it worked for few centuries after that they used to keep camels in front of elephant's and make them ram those gates the spikes will kill the camel with spikes and elephant will ram the gate down safely without getting hurt or killed

[@LeviCerise]

@@nidheeshkumar6760 Honestly I only knew about the circus situation so this was a cool and equally dark piece of information

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

@@LeviCerise yup I know war is always dark even north africans used elephant's for war not the big one's the bush elephant's which are now extinct.alexander when he reached india he came across war elephant's he won the battle it's at present is almost in between Afghanistan and Pakistan it's a small Kingdom with very few elephant's.the next expedition is against big kingdom which alexander soldiers didn't agree to fight because of fatigue that kingdom got around 1000 war elephant's in it's arsenal and 70000 soldiers they will be attacked as soon as they crossed river

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

@@LeviCerise I will tell you even darker story when Mongols attacked Delhi sultanate he got around 200 elephant's so Mongols lit fire to their camels and released towards Delhi sultanate army the fire caused panic in elephant's as camels are running towards them the elephant's turned back out of fear and stampede their own army half the troops died in elephant stampede itself

[@StevesFunhouse]

Is it really necessary to bring that up ??? I mean, c'mon, the movie was perfect until you stepped in and tried to ruin it, especially when you stated yourself, "it seems to be modeled after ...". No proof or evidence of any kind, yet you couldn't wait to put in your 2¢ and try to destroy such a great movie. I mean, this is a great movie, and I doubt anyone involved with the making of it had any thoughts about what a particular object may have played in history. Maybe, you could think of it as just a story, and appreciate it for that fact ALONE !!!

[@FeastForThought]

I agree, I also like this one more than the first one, but it only works because of what was set up before. Also the reunion between Hiccup's parents gets me every damn time.

[@PaleoEntertainment]

"You're as beautiful as the day I lost you." And here comes the waterworks

[@samuelvincent557]

The evolution of Stoick in this movie was phenomenal. They showed him how great of a leader, Father and husband he was, in a very short time. He lived the philosophy of, "A chief protects his own". And, in a short amount of time, you saw him reunite with his wife in a way that showed how much he loved and missed her. And that there was no anger and resentment for her staying away. When Drago attacked he just said, "We're a team now. What do you want to do?" He didn't try to take control, he just supported her. Then his fierce defense of his family to the point of, selflessly, and without hesitation, sacrificing himself to save Hiccup, just put the cap on his character. Hiccup's line, at his funeral, where he say "I was always afraid of becoming him. Mainly because I didn't think I could. How do you become someone go great? So selfless?" That part broke me again and again. Because that is how I feel about my Father. I use him as my model of integrity, honesty and strength. He is someone that all of my friends look up to and respect. And I know that, someday soon, I will have to speak of him in the past tense.

[@JaeMinJung.]

6:57 A small detail that I love from this scene is that when we first see a grown up Hiccup he had small braids and come the find out Astrid has been doing those, basically Hiccup decided to become the boyfriend of the century and not undo Astrid's masterpiece on him 🤭

[@ireoluwatuntomiwachimerebe3706]

It's a common Viking tradition at spouses braid eachother hair

[@JaeMinJung.]

@ireoluwatuntomiwachimerebe3706 ohh that's a fun history right there. Thank you for that 🫶🏻

[@caipagkatipunan6297]

i just noticed the attention to detail to stoic's appearance in this movie where they gave him some gray hair.. it made me wonder what he looked like in the 3rd movie until i remembered he didnt make it to the end of this one 😭😭

[@chadbennett7873]

I just love "Lamby" being part of the reaction. It reminds me of a little stuffed lamb that my mother purchased for anticipated first grandchild. She only got one, but she adored him. It was a little black faced lamb, and it was because of the song from "Gypsy" she and I used to sing in the car when I was a child. "Little lamb, little lamb, I wonder how old I am." I still think your reaction in the first movie at the beginning with Lamby was one of the funniest things I've ever seen ... so innocent to frightening in a matter of moments. Your reaction was top level. Your compassion for the characters made the emotions of the film enhanced when I didn't think that was possible. I'm truly looking forward to you reacting the the third installment. They did such a wonderful job making each of them unique and a great story within itself. It will be a fun ride. Thank you!

[@reactswithjax]

What a sweet memory with your mom. I love that you have a special relationship with lambs as well! I'm so grateful you enjoy my reactions to these movies. They are so wonderful and joyful. I'm really looking forward to seeing the next one! ❤️

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

We all know when people say, "Don't cry. If you cry then I'm going to cry, and then we'll all be crying." As much as I hate to see you cry, when you laugh it makes it all better. It doesn't matter how long this movie has been out, it hits you just like the first time.

[@re0r_animate692]

“Drogo the dragon person” 😂 16:38

[@alexanderwiles2003]

also interesting fact drago can control his alpha because he trained it from when it was a small baby using pain its the same way they used to train elephants the animal is smart enough to understand that if it sees the bullhook (the hook he waves around while shouting) and hears drago scream he better obey or there could be pain but the animal isn't smart enough to reassess the situation and that it is bigger then drago or the trainer so it simply just remembers i do as I'm told or hell use the hook to cause me great pain like when i was very small. also i love the little details in this movie like how we see papa hiccup and drago fighting mirroring the alphas fighting and it also explains why mamma hiccup liked the alpha so much it was essentially a dragon version of her husband (a strong leader who protects his own, with the shape of a big beard). also that the alpha loses his horn arm mirroing that drago lost his left arm (same as how hiccup lost his leg on the same side as toothlesses tail fin)

[@reactswithjax]

That's so sad that the big alpha was treated so terribly. Especially when we get to see how peaceful the other alpha was when he was given freedom. All the little details you pointed out were great. These movies are so thoughtful in how they tell stories.

[@sirkat344]

One thing to take close notice of: as the films go forward, the animation is better each time. Realistically, all the characters 'age' like real people. I find this to be one of the trilogy's greatest feats.

[@ArcadiaP]

Yeaaaah, the first film has great moments that makes me get teary eyed, but this 2nd one hits so hard. I was crying so much earlier than the rection moments. HTTYD2 is pretty wild. Great review/reaction and commentary.

[@reactswithjax]

It was such an emotional movie! I was trying to keep my tears in, but this movie got me.

[@jaredschuster3010]

One my favorite sequels and animated movies. This story is a perfect next step from first. Hiccup finding who he is and the leader he needs to be. Sooner than he would have wanted. Two favorite moments are the speech about his dad and how Hiccup is going to live up to the example he set. Also the way Hiccup was animated at the end, when becoming chief. They did a masterful job showing his grace, humility and the nerves of become chief of Burke.

[@mikazukigaw-id5688]

its not the eyes that are the reason for the alpha's control of toothless. But, by eliminating one of the senses, it allows toothless to concentrate more on hiccups movement and trusts him completely on where they both want to go. This complete trust, reliance and fierce concentration leaves no room for distractions, thus blocking the alpha's interference to toothless' mind.

[@Tar-Numendil]

"You're as beautiful as the day I lost you." That line gets me every time.

[@granadosvm]

This movie is my favorite of the franchise. Stoic's death was sad, but heroic. He said a lot of things to his son in the first movie, but he didn't hesitate to give his life for his son's, and his encounter with his wife was beautiful. His entire arc gave him so much depth in comparison with the first one. Lemmy must be amazed of the work of all the stunt-sheep in this movie. 😁😁

[@AquaLantern]

One of my favorite animated movies. I cried a lot watching this, too. In the theatres, it was when Stoik and Valka had their dance and vows, and when Toothless went super and stared down the Challenger. SO damn cool!

[@reactswithjax]

What great memories you have of seeing this in theaters! Those were two fantastic parts of the movie. ❤️

[@erickremers3986]

I love the difference in the opening sequence of the first movie compared to this one. In the first one dragons were a pest and a threat, often taking the sheep away to be eaten and the sheep are just nonchalantly standing there and eating. In this movie, the dragons are not a problem anymore and the sheep are afraid for their lives, knowing that they're used for dragon racing :D

[@ArabianLady]

The realistic edge is what made the impact of these films that much more beautiful. Such an emotional journey that leaves a lasting impression that anyone with a heart isn't likely to forget. One of my favorite trilogies! ❤

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Toothless went full Godzilla in this movie. Dragon Race to the Edge explains the map thing. I definitely recommend it

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

It's available on KZbin

[@vincedaladar5204]

One of the things i love about this movie is that we saw hiccup as someone who is very different from the vikings, that he couldnt kill a dragon and that he is more on being interested and befriending them, and in this movie they introduced his Mom and that he actually took after his Mom instead of his dad and that he and his father may not have something in common but atleast he has his Mom who is the same as him. I just love that in other movies we always have a mother & daughter/Father & Son bond but in this movie, they went the other way and it's a Mother and Son bond instead.

[@calibadgerdude6082]

Hiccup’s eulogy for Stoic is some of the best writing and voice acting I’ve ever seen.

[@illuminatiCorgi]

"You're as beautiful as the day I lost you..." Me: AHHHHH 😭❤

[@marvinsarracino116]

Great reaction! I luv how they have continued this series. You and lambys reactions are priceless!❤

[@icey_tbnrfrags1647]

Just a suggestion, you might want to watch the TV series that occurred between the first and second movies. If you watch it, you'll get to see Hiccup build his wing suit and stuff, and you'll get to see a lot more of their adventures that they had, and things that they learned about the dragons.

[@daryamalyshenko2362]

YES

[@JoshuaG]

8:35 its so weird hearing Eret's voice , knowing its Kit Harington from Game of Throne's "Jon Snow" 😂♥️🤟😆

[@reactswithjax]

I was so suprised when I found out it was him! He was a fantastic Eret.

[@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.

[@comicenthusiast]

"The little baby dragons!....They're babies! 🥺" That was adorable of you 😂 😊

[@davidwright4201]

Perfect timing for me, I literally just watched your first how to train a dragon reaction last night.

[@EmperorZod01]

13:47 see this is where Hiccup isn't thinking logically, there's a huge difference between being stubborn (his father) and being a power hungry madman(Drago).

[@JoshuaG]

4:29 Another invention they carried over and explained in the TV Series , apparently hiccup went through a lot of trial and error to get that glider working 😁😆♥️👍👍 (Only OG's who watched the entirety of this franchise can get it 👍😏)

[@reactswithjax]

That's awesome! It makes sense he would need to practice.

[@ireoluwatuntomiwachimerebe3706]

The series Rtte is not canon

[@josephmerris6390]

so glad didnt have to wait too long for this. just found this channel a few days ago and binged alot of the videos

[@reactswithjax]

I'm so glad you enjoy my reactions!!! ❤️

[@nicholaswilkerson4394]

To preface what I'm about to say, let it be known that for the most part, i can't STAND react videos for some reason. That in mind, girl its so RARE to find a reaction youtuber have such immense and pure, easily noticble, genuine emotional reactions the way you do. The amount of joy and wonder behind your facial expressions is so heartwarming. You absolutely earned a sub from me

[@Drake844221]

Do they want you to laugh or cry? Yes. They want to hit you with ALL of the emotions. How to Train Your Dragon is one of my favorite movie series around. I'm not even qualifying that as "animated"... animated films are on par with live-action movies these days, and frequently better. That song gets me... and it really is the kind of relationship I want out of life.

[@reactswithjax]

I agree that animated films are as great as live-action movies. This series was so wonderful. Definitely one of my favorite movie series as well!

[@webvader3006]

35:22 right here, you can hear the tune Stoik sang Valka. Makes the funeral more heartbreaking.

[@andyk446]

HTTYD movies are definitely Dreamworks best and they balance the fun and serious and sad so well. Glad you enjoyed it, now on to the next movie! 🙂

[@reactswithjax]

They do such a great job if creating emotional highs and lows. It's so impressive. Thanks for watching! ❤️

[@PuckeredMeatball]

The "thinking" symbol you edited in had me grabbing for my remote.😂 I just saw your Part 1 reaction last night, and I must be allergic to that movie. Every time I see it. . . Great react, you're an absolute charm!

[@mhlevy]

Just finished watching the first two "How to Train Your Dragon" reaction, and I really love your reactions! Just subscribed, and I'm looking forward to watching more!

[@stephenlackey5852]

I love the lesson that leadership is not control, but earned admiration.

[@reactswithjax]

Yes! What a great lesson. ❤️

[@samuelvincent557]

Astrid's line of, "Works every time", I think was referring to herself, when Hiccup and Toothless did almost the same thing to her in the first movie.

[@reactswithjax]

Ooooh! I completely missed that!

[@MattKeller]

I can't begin to describe how awesome it was on the big screen, particularly that first alpha battle. Just the size and scope was incredible, you almost forget it's animated it's SO well done. I also really appreciate the balance they use for this series. There's sad moments but they're far outweighed by the happy moments and action. They kept in mind that these movies are supposed to be fun and keep kids' attention. I think that's why we see less movies like this now, parents are tired of paying movie theater prices for boring movies with long stretches of dialogue that doesn't keep their kid in the seat. I agree with Jax that the first movie was basically perfection and I still prefer it over the second only because I feel like it's required viewing. But this is just as good albeit in different ways. Part 3 will be bittersweet because it's also very good but it's the last one as of now. If I recall correctly it has a satisfying ending so can't wait to see you react to it soon! 😊

[@mogwiawolf4354]

Grew up watching it and love it a lot and I always have the volume set to 30 for the whole me

[@AlbionOfAvalon55]

lol toothless remembering the tv series how hiccup try to invent a flying gadget.... thank you Riders of Berk, Defenders of Berk and Race to the Edge

[@teddywilson4625]

To answer the question of if hiccup can fly. The answer is no, gravity still affects him. What he is doing is gliding. Similar to flying squirrels, but as you see when toothless shoots fire into the air. Hiccup goes up because warm air rises.

[@reactswithjax]

Oooh, interesting!

[@emilianohermosilla3996]

Yeah! I was waiting for this one! Thanks Jax!

[@erik_greymane]

Fun fact: Eret is voiced by Kit Harington (John Snow himself) and Drago is voiced by Djimon Hounsou 😁

[@bidwell13]

26:29 I love Gobber here and how they never mention what they “other” thing is but they kinda talk you in the direction.

[@karenoflaherty9673]

when she said that hiccups mom is officially the coolest person ever I was like YES!

[@angelica3232]

Httyd is on my no1 favorite animated movies❤ glad to see you enjoy watching it 😊

[@Professor_Wisteria_]

"you're as beautiful as the day i lost you" is a line that instantly changed my views on romance when i was younger. i had never had a REAL girlfriend at that point but after hearing that i understood what it meant to give half of yourself over to another person. Stoick and Valka were such a beautiful couple

[@JakkFrost1]

One comment I forgot to make last time I watched this is that this movie really shows off what a tiny powerhouse Toothless truly is, plowing through solid rock sea stacks and crash landing into the ground completely unharmed while protecting Hiccup, as well as blowing off the ginormous tusk of the Bewilderbeast and overpowering it mentally for control of the dragons. We got subtle glimpses of his power in the first movie, too, but so many people seem to not notice it.

[@js6729]

The 3rd movie is really good too and there's 2 series' that tie all 3 movies together, the first is DreamWorks Dragons: Riders of Burk, the second is DreamWorks Dragons: Race to the Edge. Both are extremely good and bring a lot of information that's left out between the 3 movies, the Riders of Burk series takes place between the first and second movie and Race to the Edge takes place between the 2nd and 3rd movie

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

before watching the third movie I would recommend watching "Gift of the Night Fury" to understand a particular part in the movie

[@Daividox]

I am glad these movies have taken root in your heart. Also: "That's why they thought she had dead" should be be on a coffee mug

[@reactswithjax]

Hahaha!

[@JoshuaG]

6:38 Yep , Astrid did take Toothless for a ride at some point , not shown here in the movies , but in the TV Series 😉

[@reactswithjax]

Ooh! Interesting!

[@harrssss245]

I was looking forward to! I love your emotional reaction so much. Many reactionaries don't pay attention to details, but you do. How to Train Your Dragon is my favorite franchise, a childhood cartoon, which I was very fond of and even now I don’t mind drawing furies at my leisure. Honestly, for me the third film is not as good as the others, I, as a fan, did not like it, but I think you will appreciate it. The second movie is my favorite! By the way, I would like to recommend you "brother bear" or "spirit" - old, but very good cartoons about animals, with a great atmosphere. Yes, and in principle, it seems to me that I can wait for any reaction from you, A

[@reactswithjax]

I'm so glad you enjoyed my reaction! This series has been so fun to watch. That's so cool you draw night furies. Thanks for the movie recommendations. Those are two movies that I would love to see! ❤️❤️

[@patrickmorrey8722]

One of the things I love about this trilogy is that there are real consequences for the characters. The way they age or that they have real permanent development, or they kill off Stoick (I always cry at the funeral scene). It makes the characters feel so real to me. Also I recommend that you watch The Owl House even if it's on your own time, because it's really great and you mentioned that you like stories where friends all work together.

[@reactswithjax]

I agree that all of the characters' sacrifices make this story special. Thanks for the movie recommendation! I'll check it out ❤️

[@Predator5RulesOfficial]

Awesome movie reaction and I just found your channel and I'm absolutely loving it, especially your reactions when it comes with the lambs. I've only seen the first two How to train your Dragon movies and not the third one, but I like both of the movies. Also, I noticed in the background that you have a hedwig on the shelf and I love those movies as well.

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy my reactions. You noticed Hedwig! The Harry Potter series is great! ❤️🎉

[@Wiki70734]

the thing is Drago didn't tamed his dragon he took it and abused it when it was a baby you can see that it clearly can get rid of him, but the dragon is afraid and it doesn't want to make him mad so it just listen to him and carried out his orders Stoick's dead is not the dragon's fault, thats why i feel sorry for him because he did that against its own will

[@StevesFunhouse]

Jax, you hit another home run !!! You put it all out there for everyone to see, and I really appreciate that ... and yes, you brought out my tears when yours came out, but, like the incredible line from the song, The Dance ... "Yes, my life is better left to chance ... I could have missed the pain, but I'd have had to miss the dance" - Garth Brooks I love watching your reactions ... they make me feel ... well, they make me feel ... and I really appreciate that 🥰🌹 Can't wait to see what you do next !!!

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you! I'm glad I wasn't the only one getting teary-eyed. What a beautiful lyric you shared. Can't wait to see the last movie in this trilogy. ❤️💖❤️

[@floriangrogoll5206]

omg i have seen the movie 3 times already... but your tears broke my heart. Great reaction to a great film.

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@Sloaner1991]

'They're always the water animals' - I felt this in my soul.

[@sarthakheera2672]

There's also a show based on this trilogy which is basically the story between the 1st and the 2nd movie and they did it the best way it could have been done.

[@reactswithjax]

Awesome! Thanks for letting me know about it 🙂

[@kriscynical]

I've been binging your videos since KZbin recommended one of them to me and you are just delightful. 😊

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much!!! 💖🎉🥳🐑

[@Shap0o.PlayZz]

34:23 Enjoying your reaction as usual Jax, and you're so respectful right after a kill ur still calling him a Sir. 😭😭🤷🏻‍♂️🤩💯 That's a respectable trait indeed 😅

[@falconf17i]

3:03 dont let these sheep see the Love & comfort your Lambs Live Under!! 😂😅 we Found Real Life Bo Peep Right here 🐑 🐑 🐑

[@Isagracedavanzo]

10:17 do you guys see him flinching- LIKE-😭

[@AMS-KungPao]

31:22 Jax: "The Alpha is peaceful and lovely." The Alpha: *immediately injures/kills dozens of people with one attack* That was hilarious :)

[@alvinbaca2623]

Thanks!

[@reactswithjax]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I am so grateful for your support. I really appreciate it and it means the absolute world to me that you enjoyed my reaction ❤️🎉🥳❤️

[@alvinbaca2623]

​@Reacts With Jax I cannot describe how your reactions specifically has helped me with my depression. Reactions have helped me the past 2 years. But I feel like we're literally watching movies together. You have a very special talent and I'm greatful to experience the warmth and joy you offer. ❤✨️🌸🌼

[@alvinbaca2623]

​@@reactswithjax also I can't wait for your next marvel reactions! Your winter soldier reaction was magnificent. Truly.

[@reactswithjax]

@@alvinbaca2623 I'm so sorry to hear you have depression. I hope you know you are not alone. I'm sending you so much love and I hope my reactions continue to bring you joy. ❤❤❤❤

[@jdworst]

I couldn’t not say how stunning you looked! Simply beautiful. I also enjoyed the reaction… good times and great oldies

[@Project.Sanatan.Samrajya]

Jacqueline you're like a breath of fresh air on a most challenging day. I just love to see you react. When you laugh it brings peace of mind and joy even to a heart of stone like mine. Just keep it up with the reactions, but do some more projects, since people like me would like to see you more often.

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much! What a wonderful compliment. I'm so glad you enjoy my reactions. ❤️

[@thepoeticminecart]

By the way, It is explained in a canon comic that Drago found the evil bewilderbeast as an egg and raised it like a parent so it is loyal to him.

[@Urzu07]

Hey Jax! Great reaction as usual! This movie definitely takes you on an emotional roller coaster. Your genuine enjoyment of this movie really shows! I also think that this is one of my favorite animated movies of all time except that I would consider this one of the best MOVIES of all time, not just animated. I feel that it is a masterclass of storytelling. I would probably say this about Kung Fu Panda 2 as well. While I agree with you on comparing it to Pixar movies, I think that Dreamworks Animation movies are darker in tone and deal with issues that you do not see in Pixar ones. Well aside from Up that is. By the way, I'm surprised on how well you kept it together on the reunion. I totally broke (first of several times I broke in this movie) when Stoic reacted the way he did as I totally thought he would have reacted differently. Anyways, I'll be looking forward to your next reaction! Have a good week! P.S. Congrats on your million views on your channel! I'm sure it will be the first of many milestones!

[@jennysutton7409]

I love this movie so much and am glad that you did as well. Yes it is better than the first one and sadder too with the death of the cheif but at least Hicup got his mother back so that is something. The third one is just intense and amazing as well so there is that.

[@reactswithjax]

I'm looking forward to the next movie now. This one was so lovely. ❤️

[@bigbob3623]

I cry at this trilogie all the time, the first one came out when i was young, like ten or twelf, so i think they go with the "generation" they saw the first one when they were young, this one came out when i was like a teenager, and i am so terrible affected by all 3 of this movies, it´s unbelievable and also, i like how you said you earned a sheeps loyalty, my opinion is all lifeforms, but same outcome :)

[@TheeGoatPig]

I saw this a couple weeks after it hit theaters with my nephews in a near empty theater. And by near empty, I mean we were the only three people in the room. A great time was had by all.

[@reactswithjax]

That sounds like so much fun!

[@Pascal-the-Rascal]

Yep, as I've said before, one of my favourite movie franchises, animated or not. As a matter of fact, quite a few of my favourite movies are animated, and often made by DreamWorks or Pixar. Great reaction as always, and I hope Lambie isn't too traumatized after watching this movie 😄

[@itoha3]

If this made you cry, you're going to bawl in the next one...cant wait to see that!

[@reactswithjax]

I'll get tissues to prepare! ❤️

[@morriegama]

You never fail to make me smile, Jax!! I love your reactions to these animated masterpieces 🤩😊

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you!!! ❤️🎉❤️

[@DailyHighMom]

Loooove how much you love this series. This is my favorite animated movie series of all time.

[@reactswithjax]

It's such a great series! I'm glad you enjoyed my reaction ❤️

[@JaeMinJung.]

25:22 get you a proud woman like Astrid who will hype you up on an intimidating person who can whip your ass in a fist fight 😭

[@reactswithjax]

Astrid is amazing 💖

[@mydachshundlife]

Totally off-topic from the movie, but I saw your “Home” pillow in the background, and I LOVE it! I love Disney, too!

[@thomasluke-wp8or]

"Where did toothless come from, wheres his family" *smirking in a devious fashion* 😂

[@reactswithjax]

Haha! I guess I have to watch the third movie!!

[@thomasluke-wp8or]

@@reactswithjax yes! It's so good :D

[@afzalcassim5254]

In my opinion, this is better than the first and the first is a perfect movie

[@morgananderson9647]

@Jax As a sub who was with your channel before you hit 2K, I have to say, I thought your 1st how to train your dragon review was good, however this 2nd version was great! I look forward to more of your reactions! They get better & better all the time! Cheers, M-

[@reactswithjax]

Thanks Morgan! I love that you are one of my original subscribers! I appreciate you saying this one was even better than the first. These movies are such a joy. ❤️

[@MovieDan1011]

Truly one of the strongest sequels ever and my favourite How to train your dragon movie so many feels! Amazing reaction as always Jax😊

[@reactswithjax]

So true! This is one of the best sequels I've ever seen. So glad you enjoyed the reaction ❤️

[@amberbradshaw1461]

Jax: they better not kill anyone off in this movie. Me:😬

[@jace_frontier821]

Love your reactions I fell in love as always!

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much!!! ❤️

[@jordooger3035]

man that clip of "im dead inside" was the funniest thing ive ever seen

[@reactswithjax]

Haha! I was cracking up when I put that in. Which was nice, since it was an emotional part to edit.

[@ozymandias3322]

Always love your reactions and these How to Train your Dragon reactions are great

[@reactswithjax]

Thanks! These movies are incredible ❤️

[@CasioGreg]

The water in the eyes business kinda gets me... Right there❤❤.

[@reactswithjax]

Yep! I kept getting teary eyed ❤️

[@sunnimoberly4845]

Fun Fact: Eret son of Eret is also Jon Snow aka Ageon Targaryen, son of Rheagar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark.

[@Sheriff13]

I just fell in love to watch movies along with you. ☺🥰 You have a genuine heart to watch movies with. Stay Blessed and please keep reacting.

[@reactswithjax]

Thank you so much 😊

[@wilgarcia1]

You're gunna love the third Love even more =D

[@reactswithjax]

I can't wait to see it!! I'm so excited ❤️