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[Movie] How To Train Your Dragon

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Keyser Soze, Mar 23, 2010.

  1. Keyser Soze

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    That chick could train my dragon.



    OH SNIZZIDYDIZAP
     
  3. Bojangles

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    hell yeah I train my dragon~!
     
  4. moestavern19

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    You must sprizzead some Repuizzation around before giving it to Bojizzity agizzy.
     
  5. Bojangles

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    mad ups playa.
     
  6. REEKO_HTOWN

    REEKO_HTOWN I'm Rich Biiiiaaatch!

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    to prevent premature fire breathing?
     
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    Haha. You thought this would be taken seriously.

    Oh yeah, almost forgot, "Dragon-penis double entendre!"
     
  8. tinywang

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    What's a dragon? Never heard of it before..
     
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    You of all people should know the value of training your dragon. Become a tiny mighty warrior.
     
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    Movie was ****ing brilliant
     
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    9/10 - :eek: The accent threw me off, but then again I'm not a native speaker and have a hard time trying to understand Viking lingo on top of that. The visuals were awesome, and the color of all the dragon stuff and the fire-breathing stuff is great.

    I thought it was a different kind of movie... but it wasn't. :eek:

    The action sequences, especially of the final fight, are suitable and especially great in 3D.

    I had a hard time placing who the voices were. It's probably the first time I can't guess people's voices in animated movies.

    See it in 3D. It's worth the pretty penny.

    Saw it with the family. It's 100% kid-friendly.

    Spoilers:
    Would like to see the bad dragon actually dead at the end of the movie. Looks like a setup for a second movie. :cool: Sort of a'la "where did he go?" style of ending.

    It's touching and a feel-good story.
     
  14. Keyser Soze

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    Yeah IMAX 3D is a must. Anyways, AMC and Regal theaters increased the prices over the weekend for 3D movies. I had to pay $18 dollars for a ticket! I mean the movie was incredible but money doesnt grow from trees....
     
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    ^ :eek: WHOA... $18 is too much. We paid $42 at Cinemark for our family of 4 ($10.50 avg. per ticket??) Still not too expensive, but prices are not what we're used to paying).

    Mrs. SwoLy had just told me how there was a study that found that most people would pay whatever amount just to see something in 3D, so they jacked up the prices. :(
     
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    I've been trying to train my dragon for years, still no success..
     
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    June 2014. First movie was a classic

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    Reading through this thread today, the initial responses to this thread greatly confuse me.
     
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    My spoiler above was right. :eek:
     
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    I never really saw the greatness of the first one.
     

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