Httyd3: The Hidden World

Httyd3: the hidden world

I personally disagree with a lot of people who say this movie is bad, because I personally really enjoyed it. I watched it ten or eleven times total, if you count the first time I saw it. It has a really great, mature story with an excellent message about love and loss and letting go. Love was always a theme in the trilogy but here they scored with it in every way possible with the fact that every character is bond to it, like Hiccup and Astrid or Hiccup and Toothless. There is some reality to this movie that makes it on doubtfully beautiful and let it feel more realistic, because with the theme of loss everyone has a story to tell. Love and Loss always comes as a backache, you can’t have the one without the other.

I hope I will show with this post, how much my friends and I love this movie, even though we have our little nitpicks. We think that it gets too much unesassarcy hate. Maybe some day they will see as much good in it as for Shrek 4.

This themes are just iconic ✨

The G.O.A.T. Trilogy

“There were dragons when I was a boy.”

@pscentral​ event 30: friendship

Hiccup and Toothless || The How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy (insp)

What do you guys think about the new plot for JW4?

I personally think it’s a interesting plot synopsis and I think some of it is also loosely based on the concept of Michael Crichtons third Jurassic Park book that he Never wrote.

The unstoppable Queens of the httyd-franchise

I honestly really love all their interactions be it in the TV-Show or the Trilogy, these two are boob friends. My favorite interaction between these two is in the beginning from THW when Ruff can’t open the Cage with the adorable Hobgobbler. Also fight me Ruff and Tuff were hilarious in the last one.

Can I just say that I absolutely love the overarching theme for HTTYD3 (or one of several). The idea that with love comes loss but love is still worth it. It’s not teaching this fairytale-ish notion that love heals all or love is the answer to everything and with love all of your problems are solved. There is, of course, a time and a place for those types of stories but this…This god damn so-called animated children’s film is teaching the notion that love and loss are a package deal. You cannot have one without the other; it’s unavoidable, it’s literally impossible and that sucks but that doesn’t make love any less worth it even for the short time that it might occur. That is such an important lesson to learn over the course of your life and the fact that it’s in a god damn kids movie is so amazing to me. It’s one of the most mature lessons I’ve ever seen in a children’s film. 

That along with learning how to let go and knowing when to let go and learning that…you know what? Sometimes you really do have to let go of things/people you love…my god, I love this film.