subject: Dragons And Dreamworks [print this page] Don't miss "How to Train Your Dragon" in the movie theaters. It is great entertainment for the whole family.
Now how would it be to have your own pet dragon? Free transportation, an awesome source of intimidation and instant campfires. The fantastic new movie, How to Train Your Dragon is full of great messages for children and adults as well as the animated exhilaration of flying through the clouds on a fire-breathing dragon.
The vikings' village is under the constant attack of dragons who pillage for food, causing full-on viking/dragon war between these two ruthless creatures, man and beast. Hiccup, a boy who is known throughout the village as the "weak boy" is the son of the strongest and most powerful viking of all. Unfortunately, Hiccup fell very far from the tree. But what he lacks in brute strength he makes up for in ingenuity. One night he uses one of his inventions to trap and injure the dragon deemed "Night Fury."
No one in the village believes Hiccup has actually caught a dragon and so he decides not to mention it anymore and to keep it a secret. He names this dragon "Toothless" and soon learns the different ways of the dragon and why the dragons really are attacking the village.
This is a great movie for kids and adults. It is comical and relevant. DreamWorks does a great job of intermixing just enough intelligent humor to keep parents interested while simultaneously keeping kids distracted. You can catch more of DreamWorks classic creations and movies like KungFu Panda and the Shreck movies on satellite tv.
