How to Train Your Dragon Hollywood Movie 2010
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Full Cast And Crew:
Dean DeBlois: Director
Bonnie Arnold: Producer
Dean DeBlois: Screenwriter
Cressida Cowell: Book Author
Kathy Altieri: Production Designer
Pierre-Olivier Vincent: Art Director
Tim Johnson: Executive Producer
Craig Ring : Visual Effects Supervisor
Cast:Jay Baruchel as Hiccup,Gerard Butler as Stoick,America Ferrera as Astrid,Jonah Hill as Snotlout,Christopher Mintz-Plasse as Fishlegs
Craig Ferguson as Gobber,Kristen Wiig as Ruffnut,T.J. Miller as Tuffnut
Full Movie Review:The highest-grossing films of both 2009 (“Avatar”) and, to date, 2010 (“Alice in Wonderland”) both had wide 3-D releases, along with their 2-D counterparts. Are audiences really this nuts about 3-D? Or are they responding to other qualities in these particular films? In either case, Dreamworks Animation’s new “How to Train Your Dragon” is the latest to use the process, which doesn’t really add all that much to its many low-key pleasures.
Jay Baruchel (the geek in “Tropic Thunder”) provides the voice of Hiccup, son of Viking chief Stoick (Gerard Butler), who despairs of his scrawny offspring ever taking his place as supreme dragon slayer. In fact, after helping heal a wounded dragon and secretly training him as a sort of pet, Hiccup becomes, in essence, a pacifist warrior.All of this is presented in a charming, generally amusing fashion. While almost entirely family-friendly, the film deserves its PG rating: One plot point near the very end would have totally freaked my tender childhood sensibilities. Grade: B+ (Rated PG for sequences of intense action and some scary images, and brief mild language.)
Summary:
"How to Train Your Dragon" is an amazing 3D ride that will impress both kids and adults. This film does practically everything right and ends up being one of the best films I've seen in 2010. Any fans of Vikings or dragons are required to view this.
