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Monday, March 29, 2010

How to Train Your Dragon

Once in a while I get to go see movies the opening weekend—it's always fun, especially when it's been looked for a while. How to Train Your Dragon is such a movie. Normally, I would take my whole family to see this show, but this time it was a double date, sans kids.

Of all the things this movie had to offer, I was most impressed with the concept art in the credits. With that said, I must praise the overall story and animation. It was an amazing story to see unraveled on screen. Action, comedy and friendship between two that were supposed to be mortal enemies.

If I had more than two thumbs, they would all be way up in the air.
Posted by Jeremy English at 4:00 PM

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