How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Reviews

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Top 3 Trilogies of All Time

One day they’ll teach a masterclass on growing up with your audience. Perfect score once again and they gave us a flash forward which I always think is an excellent plot device that offers alot for resolve for characters you’ve essentially grown up with. 10/10

one of the best trilogies 🥹

Great movie. It was amazing, but I still think httyd 2 was better. I do think httyd is one of the best trilogy movies. It has a good starting movie and a great ending movie. I suggest you watch all 3 of them. You will love it. I would give it 9.4/10.

8.59/10. Yeah this definitely is a tear jerker if you have watched the other two movies, or maybe I get into movies too much. Storyline was phenomenal (for animation standards), lots of great emotional build ups in the plot, big and final character developments. Music great too.

I cried to all three, but this one, I balled my eyes out. Frick Dreamworks! How dare they seperate hiccup and toothless. Like why can’t that white dragon just be with toothless and hiccup, why she gotta take toothless away! 😭😩🤮👎🏼

it didn't quite live up to the other three movies- it felt somewhat rushed and didn't feel like the right ending, but it was still an amazing watch

That Was Super Emotional. I’m really in love with this movie.

Childhood 101

I love it kocham te smoki

7.5/10

Dragons in love 🥹🥹

And although it's sad to know that this will be the final act in this journey, the ending is one that will certainly leave audiences with smiles on their faces.

I LOVE HTTYD !! lowkey this one made me bawl like an idiot and to this day i still cry over the movie , everytime i watch but it’s such a cute family watch

Perfect ending to a perfect trilogy. My personal favorite out of all of them.

always makes me cry, the end of my favorites films since i was little, amazing characters and soundtrack. the best franchise of all time without doubt

LOVVEEEE

will never get tired of watching this saga. I've loved it since I was 8 years old; growing up watching the movies right alongside Hiccup was beautiful. Every time I rewatch it, I notice details I didn't see before. It’s gorgeous, especially the message behind it —forever in love.

Sooo. Cuteee