*HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON* is an absolute gem!! (first time watching) 

Agree! in the same vein people need to stop referring to animation as a genre, it's more of a medium and you can have different genres of films portrayed through animation.

I would honestly say the 3rd one dropped the ball and the best one is probably the 2nd movie.

@@ShankX10 I agree 100%

It seriously is. I remember watching the first one in theaters and was blown away how good it was. I was skeptical when the sequel came out but was blown away by that too. The third kept up. What a great trilogy of films, constantly good.

Kung fu panda, despicable me, toy story , madagaskar and how to train your dragons are my favourite trilogies

😂😂 "service dragon"

It`s SOOO true tho!

@@jakedull2553 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

and they’re both disabled 💀💀💀

IM soryy for your loss

Yep. They are giant flying cats with a brilliant disguise. I'm sorry for your loss. I've lost ten cats over the last forty years. Every one hurt.

@@stefanlaskowski6660 Mans was raising a cat army. JK I am sorry for your loss mate.

Shit, man. My condolences to you. I hope seeing Toothless reminds you of happy memories instead of making you sad.

That reaction is the only reason you don’t hate stoick at the end of the movie lol

@@brianna3785exactly It shows that literal seconds after he said it he immediately regretted it, and he has to gather himself and force himself to keep moving. It would’ve been cheap if Stoic was unrepentant and meant every word only to change his mind in the climax like so so so many other fictional characters. That little bit of emotion revealed so much.

@@phoebusapollo8365granted we didn’t have the second movie at the time, of course, but with the knowledge that he thinks he lost his wife to the dragons and now his only son, the future chief, is “allied” with the things that took his wife, it adds another solid gut punch to the scene

With all the great parts of this movie, the loss of the leg might have been my favorite because we felt little sadness. We'd seen Hiccup help Toothless adjust to the loss of his tail and now Toothless caught Hiccup when he fell after getting his new leg. We knew they'd take care of each other. Such a perfect way to end the story.

I think that’s part of what makes this trilogy so great: they’re not afraid to go for the bittersweet moments and they sure don’t try to pull their punches.

100%. Consequences in storytelling are important. It was still a fantastic film without that last twist, but it just adds a little something that elevates it further.

@@TyrannosavageRekt Total plot armour lowers the stakes dramatically. That little consequence was a bit of necessary spice that really helps finish the dish, and all the more poetic for matching Hiccup with Toothless, a more symbolic bond, and a milestone to remember his growth by.

Also Hiccup's injury mirrors Toothless's, bringing them closer physically and thematically

That look toothless has on his face is too perfect. Stoic: You brought him back alive! Toothless: You damn right I did, what, who you think you talking to maaaan you trippin, don't act all surprised 😂

I love how that works on multiple levels, though I kind-of see it as both Astrid and (especially) Stoick apologising to both Hiccup *and* Toothless. When Toothless is performing the crazy aggressive aerobatics with Astrid he's essentially responding to her own aggression and showing her what he *could* do if he didn't trust Hiccup; the fact that Hiccup is strongly protesting this approach when Toothless's instincts have actually found the most direct way to get through to the axe-wielding warrior maiden he's just met just makes it funnier. Obviously the scene with Stoick is much heavier emotionally; Toothless's experiences with Stoick have only involved witnessing hurt towards Hiccup and himself - having protected his best friend from the explosion and fire, Toothless is fully prepared to protect Hiccup from his own father until given a reason to believe it's unnecessary. Another aspect to add to the (already humungous) pile of "beautiful" in this movie is the way that Toothless - a non-human character initially portrayed as a threat - is the first to realise just how special a human being Hiccup is. On the basis of a sort-of wary initial trust, Hiccup gave Toothless back his ability to fly. In the subsequent scenes with Astrid and Stoick, Toothless is essentially demanding that both of them acknowledge just how much they have in his friend... And he does it without saying a single word.

@@SliderFury1 imagine if toothless spoke with ghetto slang lmao

@@Capybara2240 I'm pretty sure his face has said "this morherfucker" at least a dozen times

@@SliderFury1 Not to mention the face he gives Hiccup when Astrid first kisses the dragon trainer: "Really? You're attracted to that?"

The first flight was the best part of the whole movie. The visuals and the music. Why can't movies be as good?

Mos stole that scene

PEAK CINEMA

All in favor of that trashy ass Facebook movie and it’s ear bleeding music. HTTYD should have won. I was soooo mad when it didn’t win.

@@sofyuchiha9 I think everyone was

You mean he didn't win? That's criminal!

Split a rock in two as a kid with his head, allegedly popped off a dragon’s head with his bare hands as a kid also, threw a wagon like it weighted as much as a feather so hard that it shattered against an airborne dragon. Threw hands with a monstrous nightmare and sent it packing. Bro is straight up superhuman.

I like to think that the title is about taming your inner insecurities and transforming it into something amazing.

@@erikperhs_ lol or you could go for totally literal, while Toothless was bonding with Hiccup, Hiccup was using that knowledge to train the Other dragons, he's using Toothless help to write a how to Manuel on training Dragons, Toothless shows him things or he stumbles onto them, then tests out the theory in the arena on the other Dragons. So he's writing a how to Manuel and going about it scientifically

That's how moody Toothless is, he'll train you on how he likes to be treated. He's definitely a cat.

@@nickv1212 In the books he was absolutely a cat

So... Hiccup's the dragon? The leads to a lot of implications...

Yesss

She also silently defends him in the beginning to when the others start making fun of him for lying about taking down a night fury. Not only that, but her dislike of him was justified, she’s dedicated her life to this and trains daily, only for the walking disaster of the village to overnight become *the* uncontested best student, even though he spends his time drawing random designs (for saddles and artificial tail mechanics but she doesn’t know that), building stuff in his workshop, and disappearing for hours on end carrying a basket of fish.

Well in a village where everyone is built different, no one's really built different... so hiccup, in that way... is... you know...... built different. lol

@@jeslan9773 I don't know, I don't think people in the village are built different. They're all built exactly like a brick shithouse.

@@eskreskao LOL. Well atleast hiccup ain't built like a brick shithouse.

It sounds like a “I’m not fat, I have big bones” kind of excuse. 😂

I think she meant to say that he's "wired" different, which is to say he thinks differently as opposed to physique

How rare is it for all three entries of a movie trilogy to be so good?!

i’ll be honest the third movie is kinda trash imo but the second one is pretty good

YES!!

@@vladicgrabot6019 agreed

Third one…falls flat a bit if you watch the shows. Like…Vigo was a MUCH more threatening villain than…whatever that guy’s name was in the third movie (and so was Drago, but it’s more impactful when there are two others), but _that’s_ the guy, for some unfathomable reason, that makes them leave Berk and give the dragons up. Doesn’t sit right.

Muppets from Space Movie New animation Cartoon

One of the few that are done right till the end!

Along with Kung Fu Panda

@@keepyourselfsafe1386 The third movie is actually my personal favorite.

@@keepyourselfsafe1386 both the 2nd and 3rd are good

It’s called a Monstrous Nightmare, Terrible Terrors are the tiny cat sized ones with the derpy eyes

That's how animals were reported to act in gladiator fights, most of the time they try to escape until they realize they're being made to fight

Grimmel: ehm...

At the time, berk was not a big Village, the neighbors knew cuz they all had the same nest issue but berk got reputation after the nest is eleminated and some defenders of berk, race to the edge stuff happened. So their sources was small and night furies are really an apex predetor, only hunters are likely to even survive

@Niko They found a light fury, which is a sub species so technically yes, they are extinct.

Nice catch : )

Obi-Wan/every subscriber: That's.. why I'm here

I’m just glad I don’t have to watch any of these films with her in person.

22:19

@@izanagiace6122 _Hello there._

@@Outland9000 General Kenobi

It works both ways in the scene where they try the prosthetic tail for the first time. Hiccup is the only one who knows that his initial design won't stay extended in the slipstream, because Toothless can't see it. Toothless bucks Hiccup for sounding cocky, but quickly learns the hard way that he still can't fly without Hiccup's help.

Me too im still crying over that song

No

Yes

@@dash4800 52 to 1. Actually, yes.

To many already doing or done it, so many more animations out there. Not a bad one but all animations take a long time, just wish people would start doing or at least suggesting different things. Personally I'd love to see a bunch of different cartoons or animes reviewed episode by episode, like Dragon ball, or Bleach for ones that got big in the States, or old school cartoons like G I Joe or Transformers. Heck even one like Thunder cats or for a laugh even the episodes of Super Mario's super show. There are so many but you see same ones all the time, that's my only complaint against the idea. Dont mean I wouldn't watch it if done, but hope for different things to react to.

YES YES YES!!!

I can't wait for the reactions to the next 2

Well, he's a reptile. So a snake would make more sense.

@@Shritistrang yeah, but I've never seen a snake or puppy diallate their eyes like that.

@@sethgibson5148 Good point.

@@sethgibson5148 Snake eyes definitely dilate like that. I'm not sure when it became a cat-specific trope.

@@DJKuroh Well Toothless was specifically animated after a pet cat one of the animators had. He is MEANT to evoke that Cat-like attitude.

We are a charming bunch 😁

Scottish Vikings make a lot of sense.

@@gastronomist Not sure if you're being sarcastic or not. But yeah, it actually does. Parts of Scotland were colonized by the Norse in the 8th-10th centuries and some Scandinavian influence remains there to this day. Just the existence of a lot of Scots with Scandinavian last names like Ferguson demonstrates there was an undeniable overlap.

@@SoSoKayla No it doesn't. Norse that colonized Scotland didn't have Scottish accents. Think things through.

@@gastronomist Uh...dude. Accents are a product of your environment, not your ethnicity. They completely change, at the latest, by the second to third generation living somewhere. I don't know why you're struggling to wrap your head around this.

yes Im a metal head and I love this movie

There was Spider-man Homecoming. You could make a drinking game of everytime she screams "PETER!!!" You'd be hammered halfway through the movie

Heavy Metal Watership Down The Plague Dogs

Also there is SO MUCH ANIME! Spirited Away would be my first suggestion.

While she's in the world of DreamWorks, that would be perfect!! 😁

My favorite animated movie of all time.

Oh yeah such a great movie

Greatest animated trilogies

I think Kung fu panda 2 is better because we learn about Po family and how they were taken away by the main villain

@@tmac731 That makes sense. I find parts in each film that rise above parts of the others. I'm glad to watch them all.

I honestly find KFP2 to be the strongest of that trilogy, but all of them are excellent nonetheless

Totally agree

totally agree on Avatar!

I would love to see her react to Avatar, but I would understand if the copyright fight with Viacom wouldn't be worth the effort for her.

@@ryanakers1372 oh yeah, i forgot about that. Well, most important part is to share the love for ATLA. I have seen a reactor do a video per season, maybe that would be a way to go.

Yeah, Avatar is my favourite TV-show of all time. I don't understand how you can't like it

If she does she should definitely check out princess mononoke

@@joezaster4978 It's not worth pointing out just one gem from a treasure chest full of wealth. If it starts, it must run its full course.

Oh Christ. Such a great idea, but I don't know if Nat could survive Grave of the Fireflies

They are such asses when it comes to DMCA notices that it's rough for anyone who tried to react to them. It's a good way to lose a channel.

I've been watching a few of the reactions, and studio ghibli seems to be very punitive toward the reaction channels...

I'd upgrade second one to What, why? Then move the third to you heartless bastards why? But pretty close.

Toothless didn't bite Hiccup he caught him, he just couldn't shield his entire body so his leg was burned in the fire.

⁠@@SUBDELTA9nah, the last shot we see is Hiccup almost in the flames and Toothless reaching for Hiccup with his head

22:25 is the reason why I live her reactions. Her screaming and crying is hilarious. Like when Tony Stark was dying. Her crying was so funny

@@tmac731 Dickish [....\..........] Not Dickish

I mean most animated kids movies are pretty predictable!

Grave of the Fireflies is the best movie that I'll never watch again in my life.

What about Kung Fu Panda?

R.I.P hickups dad (stoik) im sory for my spelling

The last one is the darkest (in my opinion) because you get more scenes with evil grimmel than we ever did with drago.