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WE'VE BEEN MISSING OUT! OUR FIRST TIME WATCHING HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON - Group Movie Reaction!

[@TGLReacts]

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[@felixjoblon2230]

You guys should watch the 2 and three but before that you need to watch the series (dragon: rider of berks & dragons: race to the edge) because there's a 5yrs time skip between the 1st and 2nd movie wich is series whole story(and a loooottt happen in those 5 years).

[@alexdresden6776]

You'll love the tv shorts of this that came after. Be sure to watch them before you watch the 2nd movie.

[@cezannejimenez7164]

11:50 The dragon was laughing at him.

[@keydelldesvignes8079]

Y'all should watch the series

[@sir.crocodile7318]

Ngl I feel like your over hating Hiccups dad. Yes he isn’t a good father. But you have to see it from his perspective. He is the chief and his job is to protect his people. And the dragons aren’t innocent either. Their the ones who attacked the Vikings not the other way around. Of course they only did it to protect themselves from their queen but the Vikings don’t know that. Really both sides are the victims here.

[@DanGamingFan2846]

This movie is the definition of the word "masterpiece". Everything about it works perfectly. The conflict between Hiccup and Stoick is handled very well, the bonding between Hiccup and Toothless is perfectly paced, I love how much Toothless acts like a cat, and how all the dragons act like real animals, and the musical score and flying scenes are absolutely beautiful. I cannot give this movie enough praise.

[@blackwhiteartistry733]

Same goes for the other two movies. The score, animation, plot, and characters are so well done

[@matthewpopow6647]

​@@blackwhiteartistry733 One of the very few trilogy that has 3 out of the park hits.

[@drby163]

​@@matthewpopow6647 especially DreamWorks trilogies lol

[@bay4081]

@@matthewpopow6647 gonna hard disagree with you about the third one. It’s gorgeous and I love the relationship Hiccup has towards Toothless and all the models are incredible, but the plot falls flat on its face. It doesn’t stay faithful to the other two films, and the whole plot is a mess. Still an enjoyable movie, but imo it’s a terrible part of the HTTYD trilogy. Though, I’m all for people thinking it was good. Obviously we all have our own opinions.

[@SlayinWBM]

yes

[@smoldragon339]

I love it when people's first reaction to seeing toothless' clumsy flying is "Man, this dragon sucks, actually!" instead of "Oh, maybe this dragon got injured during it's uncontrolled crash landing through several tree trunks"

[@en4833]

No, it’s just these guys. Every other reaction channel I’ve watched understood that Toothless probably got hurt during crash. Or at least wonders why he can’t fly.

[@bhelliom3]

Second time I’ve heard it and it still blows me away lol

[@Wolf_Operations]

I've been doing alot of watching people react to this on youtube and about 85% I think trash on toothless about it

[@Eternal_Placidity]

Most reaction KZbinrs make amoebas look like nuclear physicists.

[@xxmension04xx47]

It wasn't just Toothless' flames that made him feared...it was his speed + flames, his divebombs then a single shot right before pulling up granted enough force to decimate buildings and knock down the red death

[@carleehooley6338]

And the nightfury’s EXTREME intelligence

[@vashtinayagar1325]

I love the way Stoik's voice breaks whenever he's emotional in this movie

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

Gerard Butler is a gem.

[@quantumgargoyle3888]

I think Stoic is a much better character than you give him credit for. Being stubborn like that and still hating him is actually the exact same thing Stoic was doing at the start of the movie, which he learns throughout the movie to not do. Crazy how you missed the irony of that

[@cryb0rg]

Right. Dude was a thoroughbred dragon killer who was just confronted with the idea that his entire life has been a lie. Of course his brain is gonna struggle against that. Even when I was a kid I totally empathized with him.

[@MattTOB618]

The fact that, right after he says that Hiccup isn't his son anymore, he stumbles when the weight of what he just said hits him is proof enough that he wasn't a flat character.

[@sirensong237]

Not to mention his views having better explanations, later.. he was never a bad father. Just too protective.

[@arsonanarchybunny5541]

I understand the temptation to keep hating Stoic, considering my personal experience with parents irl. That being said, Stoic in my opinion made the much needed apology and changes afterward and I personally think that overall he has grown himself into a very good dad.

[@MattTOB618]

@@arsonanarchybunny5541 And also the fact that he did the apology and "I'm proud of you" stuff BEFORE Hiccup even saved them (even saying "You don't have to go out there") really shows his growth.

[@ehllis]

please lads, if you can start doing more of these movie reactions that would be fucking mint. All 3 HTTYD films are goated, same with kung fu panda if you guys can cover those as well :)

[@TGLReacts]

Defo more movies to come, hoping every 3-4 weeks!

[@ehllis]

@@TGLReacts legend

[@purpleirken1529]

I agree with the Kung Fu Panda reaction👍

[@Reptile_Gecko]

Also the episodes! Even though they don't run with the story of the movies since it came out after the 2nd one, but the series are amazing as well as they add to the world, show off different dragon species and different cultures and tribes in the world!

[@pinkishhaven5158]

@@TGLReacts please react to the shorts too. Especially Gift of the Nightfury (if watched in order, it comes after this first film) also, welcome to the fandom. HTTYD isn't exactly aimed only for kids. The target age demographic is for all.

[@toothlezz16]

There's a switch in characteristics if you notice. Hippcup started as clumsy kid while Toothless started as this majestic beast and centre of attraction. Thrice in the movie they say 'Get down. Night Fury' as a warning. The second time they say that hiccup on it's back. That's how deep their fear were instilled. But the third time they say 'Get down, Night Fury' after Hiccup wakes up, it holds a entirely different meaning. Toothless already built up the reputation of being clumsy pet jumping on people and running into them meanwhile Hiccup stands there as the centre of attraction of the village.

[@en4833]

Clumsy? Nah, that’s 100% intentional

[@calistodorren]

Fun Fact: This is actually based on a book, also Toothless isn't a baby he's a teen like Hiccup; book puts him at 12-14, but I'd say he's around 16 in the movie, Toothless is literally like just hatched when hiccup finds him in the book, also the dragons can speak...

[@GlorinMF]

Based on a whole book series with twelve installments actually. They vary greatly from the cinematic version of How to Train Your Dragon and I kind of prefer them actually, as there's a lot more levity to the adventures. Hiccup turns into a badass without his dragon while going through a lot of adventures, turns out he's a left-handed swordsman. Also, rather than Astrid, the main female lead is called Camicazi, she's from a completely different tribe. It explores a lot more about the world they're in. But the main difference between the two is that in the movies, the driving concept is about uniting dragons and humans despite their initial differences, whereas in the books humans use dragons mostly as steeds or hunting animals and a wedge is slowly being driven between them, with a rebellion looming on the horizon and Hiccup doing his best to keep the archipelago from being obliterated. Though that's a bit more toward the climax. In the meantime they do fun things like fight Romans and sail to America for a potato. And yes, in the books the dragons all speak a language called Dragonese which Hiccup is able to speak as well. That's one of the main things that puts him so far ahead of all the other vikings in terms of dragon training.

[@batmanh8899]

@@GlorinMF Dang I'd watch that version of HTTYD, sounds like a shonen anime tbh

[@GlorinMF]

@BatmanH It's funny too because Alvin the Treacherous (you might remember him appearing in Riders of Berk as well) is actually the main villain, but keeps looking like he dies in each of the books where he's defeated. Gets swallowed by several dragons, loses arms and legs and his nose and an eye, etc. He really is the kind of indestructible villain a shonen has.

[@eligamarra2651]

@@GlorinMF I loved reading the books myself as a kid/teenager but I will say that they each have their own major concepts. The movie is more about experiencing the journey from childhood to adulthood and the things Hiccup has to deal with. The books are more, for lack of a better word, like a "story."

[@GlorinMF]

@@eligamarra2651 That's a very good way to phrase it I think.

[@joel635]

I mean his Dad is village leader. He probably witnessed so many of the people he loved and cared about die off because of dragon attacks. We love Toothles because he accepted Hicupp. But if you think back to the training with the Gronkle, it didn't hesitate to fire a blast at Hiccup. So yeah, while some dragons are like Toothless, some aren't. Hard to hate Stoic for picking the side of his people.

[@scalesthebattlemage4634]

"They've killed hundreds of us" "And we've killed thousands of them" Meatlug had every right to assume hiccup was just another viking

[@pogpogpog7507]

also considering that, as far as stoic is aware, his wife valka was eaten by dragons for sympathising with them in the exact same way that hiccup does. it's entirely understandable that he was upset. he was defo too harsh but you can really tell that he himself was taken aback by his own words. and he apologised really well too

[@10thdoctor15]

Night Furies, as part of the strike class of dragons, are some of the most intelligent, and Toothless recognised that Hiccup freed him. At the time, Meatlug had no evidence that Hiccup was different to the others.

[@carleehooley6338]

Meatlug (the Gronckle) is actually one of the sweetest dragons in the entire franchise. She isn’t stupid or evil, she just assumed that Hiccup would have tried to kill her if she didn’t kill him first, and if he was any other Viking, she would have been right!

[@Yeb-wp9em]

This was a surprise, but a welcome one!

[@pinkishhaven5158]

You were wondering why Gobber was ready to back up Stoic. Well, they have a brother-like relationship. That's why in the rest of the franchise, Gobber is mostly involve in the Haddock family matters. Hiccup loves him like an uncle, and Stoic was probably a childhood friend.

[@shocker2799]

Petition to get our boys to watch Race to the Edge?

[@choneey8059]

I think you guys were a little harsh on your opinion about Stoick. He is the village chief after all. He's having to keep the best interests of his people in mind, while trying to figure out how to relate to and raise his son who is the exact opposite of himself in almost every way possible as well as deal with the constant threat of dragons. It is deeply rooted in his being from literal birth to hate dragons and it is all he has ever known so to come to the realisation on his own of his mistake taking everyone to the island, before hiccup and the gang even got there to drive the point home, shows his character and that he truly believed what he was doing was right. I’ve always loved his development, particularly in this movie. There are reasons to why he despised dragons so much which are explored throughout the next movie so I hope you continue to watch, and maybe you’ll understand his decisions in this one a little more. You kinda missed the point about Fishlegs being on the Gronkle too. The dragons are basically meant to mirror them, well at the very least Hiccup and the gang. When Hiccup says he saw himself in Toothless when they first met, it was literally just that. A reflection of himself in dragon form. If you really take notice, all of the gangs dragons match perfectly to them both physically and personality wise. That’s at least how I saw it anyway. Loved your guys reaction though, had me giggling throughout the whole thing. So much fun! Can’t wait to watch more of your content ✨

[@TGLReacts]

Trust me when I say movie 2 changes these opinions a lot, reaction coming to KZbin next week

[@FGOboi]

LET'S FRICKING GOOO!!!! Just when i'm about to sleep lol, it is 01:00 in the morning here

[@TGLReacts]

Sleep in an hour, problem solved😏

[@FGOboi]

​@@TGLReactsthis trilogy is the journey of zero to hero like Gurren Lagann, hopes you like it

[@shahariachowdhury2405]

I love how to train dragon because if you were kid while watching it the whole trilogy ages hiccup up from around 13 to a literal adult so i literally grew up with these movies. I’m going on to be 20 now it’s such a cool feeling growing alongside this series love it death honestly.

[@calistodorren]

I think he's actually closer to 16 in the movie, in the og book he's 12-14-ish...

[@gabrieldobson3469]

Hiccup is 15, cause in the sequel it's mentioned somewhere that he's 20 and it's a 5 year time jump.

[@ArcadeAce21]

For me I grew up with the series instead but its still good

[@selardohr7697]

I had some crazy movies growing up (neverending story, labyrinth etc..) but I'm jealous of your exact age group because what a cool thing to grow up with Hiccup and Toothless! My daughter was a baby when this came out and she is obsessed with all things dragon to this day.

[@EatACHAIR308]

I love this series with all my heart, it's my childhood, and they still are my favorite animated movies. I'm even planning on getting a tattoo as some sort of tribute for it.

[@TGLReacts]

Dope idea👌🏼

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

Today we learned that our boys are not cat people. Toothless, and by extension all dragons, behaves just like cats Kinda crazy thinking about how much I love this series. Legit went on a date to see the second movie at the end of high school and it was great

[@TGLReacts]

As someone who grew up with cats my entire childhood...I feel ashamed

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

@@TGLReacts 🤣 childhood was eons ago

[@x_rouxi_ian_x4804]

@@TGLReacts its funny whenever someone pointed out the cat like feature of the dragons especially toothless. Its actually a fact that toothless is modeled after a black cat. Hence the scratches and catnip or dragonip in toothless case

[@sirensong237]

Ironically in the show, toothless is called a dog

[@aaronyayger]

​@@sirensong237 Because he has cat features but he definitely acts more like a dog, and the cat people in the community don't seem to realize that.

[@dynamoterror7077]

Watching other people see this absolute masterpiece of a film for the first time brings back all of the joy of when I first saw it, and it never gets old.

[@PhoebusA]

Toothless made sure to save _MOST_ of Hiccup. *Payback’s a dragon*

[@robrocrafts]

Please keep watching this series! The two writers who wrote Lilo & Stitch wrote this movie. The main writer (Dean DeBlois) continued to write for the next two movies in the series.

[@torsken]

He also directed all three movies and Lilo & Stitch

[@Illjwamh]

I can't believe you guys have never seen this! One of the best animated movies of the last 30 years. Watching it in 3D in the theatre is an experience I'll never forget. The best part is, both sequels are really good too

[@strawbryjamz1213]

I've seen reactions to this film before tens of times, but I have never seen anyone catch the joke of Gobber saying trolls only steal the left socks because he only has left socks.

[@Tenshii_Artii]

You guys have no idea how this movie basically brought magic and wonder to all kids and adults alike when it came out in 2010. I was one of those kids that got to see it on the day it released into cinemas. The music that boomed in the theater was just an amazing experience! A little fun fact. If you guys have seen the Ice Age Movies, I think the composer in this film also did music for the Ice Age Franchise too!

[@Jackrost01]

Fun fact: in Russian adaptation "hic" sound has analog "ek" so "hiccup" was transformed into "eking" which close to "viking"

[@Cugastratos]

The trilogy as a whole is a fulfilling story. I watched this in my early 20s (love my CGI films) then introduced it to my parent. Every time a new HTTYD film came out, me and my mom would plan to see it together. A very good family film.

[@CladenAya]

Your reaction was so fun to watch!! Especially the sync between you two 😂👀❤ You noticed and felt the movie as a whole, and i appreciate it so much 😊 Thank you so much for reacting sincerely 😊😊😊

[@eligamarra2651]

This entire series is a journey from adolescence to adulthood that the viewer experienced alongside Hiccup and everyone else. That's part of what makes it one of the best, if not the best, animated trilogy of all time. I remember watching this movie as a kid on tv when I was probably about Hiccups age. I watched the second one when I was in high school, and the third when I was starting college. Naturally I rewatched the first two before watching the third and having grown up more, I was able to understand more of the concepts that make the movies so good. This is one series that I can never get tired of watching and I've probably rewatched these movies more than any other movie I've ever seen. I hope you guys decide to watch the second and third movies too. The tv shows were also really good and a lot of fun to watch! (Not the newest one though)

[@Vozird]

5:16 I'm pretty sure vikings had women also vikinging with the men

[@Orion_44]

yep, women were invading right with the men

[@TGLReacts]

Glad to have that cleared up thanks!

[@Gadeberg90]

Yes shieldmaidens, and norse mythology there is valkyries which is female warriors.

[@mr.garudo]

welcome to the one of the great trilogy animation of all time

[@kikikim4589]

Yes sir let's goo vikings , a fine girl , a dragon that behave like a cat , and a smart boy a god tier mix to make one of the best movie ever

[@rygornspectre7142]

There are 2 animated shows that take place in between Httyd 1 and 2 btw. They're called Riders Of Berk and Race To The Edge.

[@czektor2263]

there is a christmas special, that takes place between how to train your dragon 1 and 2

[@james__frmdacuse]

Omg this is my favorite dreamworks movie trilogy can’t wait for ur other reaction

[@ceciliasouthcott5387]

“He’s deaf…” THANK YOU! Finally someone agrees with me!😂

[@sethcrawford5107]

“No, he just doesn’t trust her, because his first impression was that she HAD A F******NG AXE!”😂

[@desmondjb5257]

So httad is in this order. How to Train a Dragon (Movie) How to Train a Dragon: Riders of Berk (Show) How to Train a Dragon: Race to the Edge (Show) How to Train a Dragon 2 (Movie) How to Train a Dragon 3 (Move) (And currently there is a new one that we just don't talk about so forget this last sentence...) Now I would suggest reacting to only the movies as you technically don't need to watch the shows first. Plus that is like 10+ seasons so it would take FOREVER! However it would be so cool if you reacted to some specific episodes of the shows as they really help build up the world, they also show just about all of the Dragons that are shown in the book, as well as MANY MANY more... Again unnecessary to watch but fun to none the less~

[@pogpogpog7507]

don't forget the short films too!! gift of the nightfury (which was referenced in the third film, but is not necessary to watch), legend of the boneknapper and the book of dragons were all around the riders of berk era. dawn of the dragon racers, which provides a tiny bit of context for the sport in the second film comes in right before race to the edge i think - you can see snotlout testing out the sheep launcher in the first ep of rtte so i'm assuming that means dragon racers came first? homecoming is a short film that takes place between the tiny time jump at the very end of the third movie. it takes place after the main events of the film, but before the final closing scene.

[@itsmxtwist]

Gobber is stoic’s closet adviser and friend, it’s well implied they grew up together and have always fought together

[@7letters463]

What a welcome surprise

[@danielhollan4711]

These movies are too heat bro, too good. Keep doing shit like this you guys, I'm here for it all.

[@thomasluke-wp8or]

" I think toothless just doesn't trust her yet because his first impression she had a fuckin axe" that was way funnier to me than it actually was 😂

[@kylarken7276]

This is a big surprise but a very welcome one and yeah you should wathc the rest of the movies they're great

[@giselemartines4482]

No way! My favorite animation ever 😍 hope you guys reaction all the movies and maybe the series.

[@pahan131]

You guys remind me of my childhood. I didnt even understood it when I first watched them bcs i barely had any English knowledge. I loved all 3 movies and 3 was my fav out of all. I can't remember much about the movies but love to revisit this masterpiece with you guys.

[@naniyodesu]

I really encourage you to watch the whole trilogy! These films are just amazing. The first and second httyd films are both personal favorites of mine, of all time. And yes, 2 and 3 are a continuation to this story. For all the things you loved this film for, I can guarantee you'll love the second one as well! The characters are top notch, the world is so immersive, and the matching disability duo owns my heart. I absolutely agree that one of the best decisions they made with this film was committing to the consequences, making the story all the more powerful for it.

[@ArcadeAce21]

Rewatched all 3 of the How to train your dragon movies recently and it's amazing! Every one of them is so good some parts later on get me so emotional, Hope your react to all of them you won't regret it

[@eagastudios]

This movie series is my childhood, I love them so much, and it’s nice to see that they’re still as entertaining and enjoyable as they’ve been ever since the first movie came out!

[@seochangbinsarms]

I haven’t watched the whole video yet, but it seems u don’t know that the reason toothless was missing one of his fins/wings is because when hiccup shot him down it was basically like torn off.

[@enderskunk7515]

I wached this for the first time in school (idk why) not knowing the title, so him befriending the Dragons was accually unexpected! makes the movie even better! had to leave half way through... as soon as I was home I was: we need that movie! and then: holy sh*it there is a second one!

[@Mr.Bazamo]

Toothless was like "He like me fr" at the end

[@spacenintendogs]

the reason this gives you lilo & stitch vibes is because the two directors who did that movie did this one!!

[@amandasamson4513]

It's one of my favourite series. Every one is an amazing film!

[@jamiesilver7401]

I think this is one of the only, or perhaps the only, kids animated movie series to have a disabled main character. I also love how they don't make a big deal about it. I love how they make it so normal, because Hiccup is normal, he just happens to be missing a leg. In the TV series they even make the occasional joke about Hiccup not having his leg (like Toothless trying to drag him away from danger but accidentally grabbing his prosthetic leg which falls off and Toothless doesn't notice). It's the representation so many minority groups would love to have, not sensationalization, but normalization. P.S. Many Viking women were actually warriors, and Vikings actually had pretty good equality for the time. Thanks to recent advancements in DNA analysis, many Viking warrior graves originally thought to contain male warriors were actually proven to be the graves of female warriors. Including some very famous highly decorated ones of elite warriors.

[@Orion_44]

HELL YEAH!

[@spawnofcthulhu313]

Avatar, This, you guys are just watching my childhood

[@fgkanna6455]

Love your reactions guys! Brave next Brave next 😃

[@animal8006]

!!!! this movie was my entire childhood i'm so glad you're reacting to it

[@1995tbone17]

The directors of this film are the same directors who did Lilo & Stitch. Fun fact: one of the inspirations for Toothless' design was Stitch.

[@onetrackmind3558]

As the wiki says the Red Death can control other dragons with its roar. Of course it isn't a perfect mind control. If you look closely you can see Toothless's eyes change before he flies to the Nest.

[@GlorinMF]

I've seen some other comments mentioning them as well, but definitely would highly recommend the series as well that take place between the first movie and the second. Riders of Berk, Defenders of Berk, and Race to the Edge. They're not really required to see any other movies but in my opinion they're all really good. Builds more on the early days of the dragon rider academy and Hiccup's adventures before things fast forward a lot in the second movie.

[@michaelparham1328]

I can't recall my emotions towards Stoic (Hiccup's dad) the first time I watched it, but as a parent now, I think everything he does is justifiable. All parent's want to bond with their kids. Although being chief of a village plagued by dragons can be a little time and mind consuming.However, if he succeeds in solving the dragon problem, it would give him some much needed time, and piece of mind to bond with his son on a personal level. Part of the hype for this movie was the different directions it took the story compared to other animations of the same era. The fact that they made so many predictions, and got none of them right, (Neither did I when I watched it 13 years ago) is a testament to the originality. Technically this was based off a book, but it differs so much, I'd call this interpretation original. And the second one is equally original, and IMO better than the first.

[@Someone-qe6yl]

YESS, one of my favorite movie when I was a kid! Glad you guys enjoy it! Also glad to see you guys again! Awesome as ever

[@danavic9007]

Oh, you guys should definitely watch the other 2 'How to train your dragon' movies🤗

[@tealeaf8040]

This entire franchise is one of my favorites. I promise, if you continue to watch the movies and tv series, it'll be worth it. Also, it has become difficult for me to watch the late-middle of the first movie because of how much we learn about Stoic, his character and pain, throughout the tv series and the second movie. Stoic is one of my favorite characters in the franchise, second only to Hiccup, and when you go back and watch the first movie you can easily see and understand him and it hurts to watch. I truly hope ya'll continue the series and get as much enjoyment out of it as I have these many years. Continue watching, continue creating, and thank you for this reaction.

[@khan-sama8211]

Hey idk if you guys are interested, but netflix has two series that take place in between the movies. I think between 1 and 2 is Race to the Edge, and between 2 and 3 is Riders of Berk. But I might have that backwards. Whichever is between 1 and 2 tho is a GREAT series that is basically watch the time skip between movies

[@giselemartines4482]

Astrid is my favorite character from all the movies. She's going to grow up so much!

[@ravenclaw1848]

There is actually a show on Netflix that takes place between the first and second movie that I really recommend reacting to!!!!🎉😁

[@schnentzanime967]

Wow that caught me off guard but glad to see it🔥

[@sh_joy]

Loved your reaction to this! Looking forward to seeing your reactions to other animated movies like this.

[@circuitgamer7759]

My favorite movie :) Always great to see more people experience it! Definetly watch all 3!

[@arkthegreenwolfx3627]

Funfact, there are two entire TV shows that take place in between 1&2. I'd suggest you check them out sometime since that'd be cool to see.

[@bubbykins4864]

3, actually, since Defenders of Berk is officially separate from Riders of Berk.

[@LapseBlueRR]

The only trilogy that i would rewatch 10 times again

[@nicklopez3133]

Awesome.

[@janeldavis905]

Great reaction! Thanks for sharing with us

[@JohannesB181]

i have never met anyone who didnt like how to train your dragon

[@david.sandler27]

If you think this movie hit in the end you'll love the others! HTTYD 1 is an amazing film (especially for its era) and the animation, story and conflicts are getting so much more interesting!

[@en4833]

The thing I don’t think you guys understand is that the Vikings, before Hiccup, didn’t know the dragons were more than animals. They thought the dragons were simply mindless beasts. Beasts that stole their precious food and killed their people. Keep in mind, this is far north. There isn’t much fertile land up there. Livestock is their main source of food. And these beasts are taking it. And, many of them have probably lost friends and family to the dragons. Imagine if a crap ton of lions, tigers, and bears(oh my!) just invaded your city once a week, stole all your food, destroyed all your buildings, and killed a couple people every time. You’d be pretty dead set on wiping them out, don't you think?

[@emmas3505]

i loved stoic. his reaction was totally understandable. not only is he a dad he's a chief, and also- different time period we're talking about. it's not like he can support his son in whatever he wants to be. the choices are viking or a side job to make tools, and stoic watched his son WANT to be a viking like him, but couldn't be. he wasn't happy with just making tools. he watched his son try and try to be good at something he wasn't and it hurt him, hence the talk of "since i was a boy i knew who i was and who i had to become... hiccup is not that boy." he just wanted him to be happy with his path in life. so when he saw him actually doing good, people respecting him, he was happy for him. he loved hiccup but also there was no reason for him to understand hiccup's actions toward dragons later. if stoic just said "oh son you're right we don't have to fight them- whoohoo." and then half the village gets killed because they don't fight dragons and they lose their food, their housing, their people? then it would be all on him. he's a chief. i loved stoic and understood why he made the decisions he did (doesn't mean he couldn't have gone about it differently) loved him in the second movie too.

[@Animedingo]

"It snows 9 months of the year" Hiccup do you know what a month is It never snows

[@TheBatmanWhoReacts]

'Grab your monsters' as I sit here, sipping my monster

[@TGLReacts]

You a real one

[@Nonexistent_fish]

You know what i noticed while watchjng this. All the dragons reflect there riders and ive watched this movie so many times and im just noticing it. That why i watch these videos for perspective

[@quantummidget]

I found you guys just recently when I saw your Puss in Boots 2 reaction, and I love your energy. Really warm and fun, and you guys seem really interested in the films you watch

[@King_Ice01]

You guys should also watch the shows, they're awesome

[@keru6925]

You can see a Night Fury in the background of the DreamWorks logo!

[@cozenw3236]

There is also a cartoon series (3 actually that span from the time after this movie until the next movie). Riders of Berk (2 parts 10 episodes each) Defenders of Berk (10 episodes) Race to the Edge (13 episodes) There are also a Christmas special that’s really good and a handful shorts. My favorite is where they race their dragons and have a completion on how many sheep they can get. Really good. Over all a great series.

[@SianiLane]

I'm so excited for #2. It's even better!

[@Oldman78]

This is the kind of writing I like it makes sense.

[@clutchthecinnamonsergal8493]

I love how stoic’s goal this the first movie was just to make the dragons leave. Not just to kill them all.

[@yellowishyoutubechannel3900]

Hahahahaha I love you guys Reaction 🤣🤣❤❤❤❤❤❤ No I love Stoic I mean he is badass and we can't say bad to him because of how he lived in his past

[@somecallmetim2112]

Highly recommend the tv shows and othermovies, with mostly all the same voice actors, notably Dragons: Race to the Edge.

[@kaylaclawthorne]

Definitely recommend the sequels!

[@bidwell13]

You’ll find out in the second one why Gobber was willing to die with Stoick. It’s neat that they had Hiccup lose the same side that Toothless lost his wing. Makes them more of a team.

[@nugget9190]

these movies made my childhood- no my life- these literally made me a better person, and a better artist as i would draw and shade toothless for hours-and now im hyperfixating on it, again-

[@beardthebartender7644]

yall will find out why Stoick hates dragons with such a fiery passion in the second movie

[@TGLReacts]

Just watched the second movie and it’s totally understandable

[@beardthebartender7644]

@@TGLReacts but why no video, i wanted to see your reaction to that moment

[@gregmurdoch3809]

the 2nd one is somehow even better. Watch that one too.

[@Drake844221]

I really suggest you continue with the series... and honestly, continue with more from DreamWorks. As much as I love Pixar, DreamWorks has been doing some legitimately amazing work. Their other trilogy that's in a similar vein is Kung Fu Panda, and for my personal tastes, that one is even more impactful than HTTYD. But both are outstanding. But yeah, there's the Trolls movies (which are better than you would expect), The Croods (especially the second one), Over the Hedge, Megamind, Rise of the Guardians, Monsters versus Aliens... so much worth watching. I'm not big on Shrek, because there's... too much hate for Disney baked into that one, it feels like, but they are at their best when they are showing all of the love to different genres.

[@notoftenused9433]

I haven't watched the video yet,I'm reading the comments during the intro, but the comments give me the impression you don't much like stoik. Some things to keep in mind are how EXCITED stoik was to talk to hiccup when he found out he was "a good dragon killer" personally I never thought this was because he stopped being a disappointment. It was because stoik could relate to his son about something,FINALLY ,after 15 years. Being chief doesn't leave much time to look for common topics, especially if they're as drastically different. Another thing thing to keep in mind is that hiccup doesn't have a mother,which is probably for a reason. Stoik has lost many people,people he is RESPONSIBLE for and according to implications,his mother. Then he finds out his son not only befriended a dragon, the by far the worst dragon, but he is also actively trying to stop him from using it to find the best of the dragons to drive them away.

[@jakeDgirl]

Watch the next movies if you wanna know more why Stoic is the way he is

[@auroramoon_draws16]

My actual childhood, dragons were my whole thing as a kid, well, that and dinosaurs.

[@mayurakshidas8964]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE react to the other 2 movies, i can't WAIT