How to Train Your Dragon

[tsaiko]

miome and I went to see "How to Train Your Dragon." It was awesome. The animation in particular was spectacular and the character designs (especially the dragons) were fantastic. I love how the dragons moved and looked. It's nice to see dragons that don't have the same basic look of Draco from Dragonheart. Not that there was anything wrong with Dragonheart, but take a look at the picture of Draco and tell me that that is not almost the same exact dragon from Eragon or even Merlin.

And now I have to squash the urge to write fanfiction for the movie. Yeah, because really what I need is another WIP. -_-

Comments

[amatsubu.livejournal.com]

Thanks for reviewing this. I have been wondering if it would be good based on a few of the commercials that I have seen. With some of the new cartoons coming out you can never know if they are going to suck or not. And theaters cost so much anymore and wouldn't want to feel like I was wasting my money.

[tsaiko.livejournal.com]

It is good plot wise as well, though there were a few rough patches/holes in it. Not big enough to ruin the movie, but big enough for me to notice. I just didn't want to spoil anyone since this is opening weekend.

I agree about how with some of the new cartoons/computer animated movies coming out you can't tell whether they are going to suck or not. Some of the most recent ones have been really terrible.

We paid $8 a person for matinee. I can remember when regular was only $4.50. ;_;

[amatsubu.livejournal.com]

We actually found a theater in the next town over that is $1.50 before 6 pm and $2 after. Mondays are only $.75 and Wednesdays are $1.25!!!! The movies are all a few months old, but who cares!

[karinaspellman.livejournal.com]

GOD, I AM SO JEAALOOOOUS.

I just wanted to let you know that I support your title of WIP Queen. Just saying.