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"Awesome sequel to my No.1 animation! So chilling, so emotional and funny. Animation work is top of the class and John Powell's score is AWESOME. Can't listen it enough and the first one as well. "
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"Cate Blanchett helps make this just as good as the first one."
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" Directed by: Dean DeBlois Produced by: Bonnie Arnold, Dean DeBlois, and Chris Sanders Written by: Dean DeBlois Based on the book series by: Cressida Cowell Cinematography: Gil Zimmerman Edited by: John K. Carr Music by: John Powell Distributed by: DreamWorks Animation"
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"In the first HtTYD, we were taught the fundamentals on how to train our dragons. And just when you thought you knew all that you had to know about your dragon and how to train him/her, comes along HtTYD2. Which shows us how to train our dragons even more. But, to be quite honest, all I needed to learn when it came to training my dragon was how to keep it from burning down the house. And how to poop in the giant dragon pooper that I got for him. Other than those two pretty important things, anyth"
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"For me, these How To Train Your Your Dragon films are very good examples of the extent of how good these computer animated features continually get. Many of the CGImagers of today, particularly those from frontrunners like Pixar, seem to have developed the digital craft beyond just the visual element of making the impossible look possible. They understand that when you create a creature of such voluminous mass, you cn't take the elements of "normal size" and digitally display them as big. You'v"