How to Train Your Dragon 2 - Blu-ray + Digital

Watched it with my niece and nephew. Has a nice plot and the kids liked it a lot. Has nice effects.

It's an adventurous movie and with lots of laughs along the way. It's funny and cool!!!!!

This 4k transfer of this film is fantastic. The colors pop out and the picture is beyond perfect. Highly recommend this version.

Excellent. I really enjoyed this second as much as the first. I saw the new remake in the theater and had to come to see the fully animated version. It really is better than the remake imho. Outstanding!

Kids loved this movie

I love this movie!! It brought out childlike wonder and joy. The dragon critters are so fun to watch, the settings are exciting and beautiful, and the relationship are strong and healthy. The animation has certain aged a little bit and it no longer cutting edge but you can still see that the animators put so much time, effort and love into it. On a lesser movie the plot and themes could be tedious and feel uninspired but it just worked on this movie. There were also a lot of good lessons for kids and adults alike. AND finally, holy JOHN POWELL did not hold back for this movie. The score moved me. It was almost too good.Yeah I love this movie, I mean who doesn't love vikings flying on cat/dog dragons?

In this sequel to the 2010 smash hit, Hiccup and Toothless discover an ice cave that is home to even more dragons and come face to face with a villain who is amassing a dragon army. This time around, as is typical with sequels, they up the ante and the stakes are raised. There's even more dragons and not only that, but there's also a greater variety. But more importantly, HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2 has the same charm and heart that made the first one so enjoyable in the first place. We get a deeper look at Hiccup's relationship with his father, and he also meets and bonds with his long-lost mother who turns out to be a kindred spirit. All of the supporting cast is back, too, and funny as ever. My favorite running gag was Astrid continually being smitten by a dragon trapper, Eret (voiced by Kit Harington). Sadly, though, the villain was rather weak in terms of motivation and his actual presence in the film. He wasn't introduced properly until about halfway through, and the way in which he was defeated was a bit cheesy, making him seem like somewhat of a pushover compared to the villain in the last one. However, despite the weakness of the central conflict, there are some resonant themes which are explored. The primary one, and one which has been done before in other films, is that of finding your true self. Hiccup is torn between his father naming him as his successor and living a free life with the dragons like his mother. More relevant to the central conflict is the struggle for peace when those opposed to you have their minds set on war. Hiccup remains an idealist for much of the running time, but ultimately discovers that occasionally you do have to fight for what you believe is right. Both of these messages should appeal to the demographic this movie is aimed at, especially the first one. The film also takes a rather poignant turn in the third act (which I will not spoil) that should have people reaching for their handkerchiefs. Overall, this sequel, while not quite living up to its predecessor in terms of the central conflict, is still a rollicking, fun time for kids and adults alike. If you saw and liked the first one, there's not a reason I can think of that you wouldn't feel the same here.

Glad to have it finally. I dont know why but most movie company's are taking the httyd series off there app. The only reason I watched them was because of tbe quality. Movies aren't the best at giving the best picture quality. So I am very glad to have gotten this in 4k. And with Adolby. That a big plus. Being able to watch it online is a nice addition too.