How to train your dragon!

Plot: Young Hiccup is a young boy trying to find his place in a world of vikings and Dragons. Hiccup isn't your usual viking he is small and short and rather cowardly. At the beginning of the film we see him as a aspiring young viking ready to kill dragons. Upon using a gadget that Bruce Wayne would be jealous of he catches a infamous Nightfury. Nightfurys are the most dangerous of all dragons and have never been seen. What the plot turns into is a rather original version of a very cliche idea. The bonding of man and beast

Overall thoughts: This is hands down the best CG movie in about 6 or so years rivaled only by Toy Story 3. How to train your dragon is what pixar should be making. It treats its viewers like we have intelligence unlike some Pixar films *coughcarscough*. How to train your dragon doesn't have a single bit of redneck down yonder humor like certain Disney films. Its a film that is surprisingly dark and dramatic but has some great comedic bits. The voice actors pull this off very well from Craig Ferguson, to Gerald Butler

all are handled wonderfully. Now for what a lot of people wonder with any CG film, how does it look? Fantastic, its world is one of battles, dragons, vikings, and dark and bright scenery and it is all brought vividly to life by the wonderful animation that is a bit cartoonish at times but not to the point of Cloudy with a chance of meatballs. Every time i see the scene of Hiccup and the dragon, toothless taking there first flight i get chills. By the end of the film emotions have run the gamet, you a have felt happy,sad,angry and everything in between.

Score: 9.5 out of 10 A near perfect film, that needed a little bit more originality to be flawless, take note Disney, this is how you make a movie. Fun fact in case you were wondering Pixar has done zero fantasy based films, there last films have been, Indie (wall-e), Family fun (UP) and sequel (Toy Story 3)