How to Train Your Dragon

[Pita]

:thumbs: Saw it with the kid today and we both totally loved it. I even forgot that I was wearing those hideous 3-D glasses. The movie was sweet, funny, and totally entertaining. Kind of like me. :kisser:

[Oldfart]

Just my thing then?

[Lord Snow]

I want to see it, but not really wanting to go by myself.

[gekkogecko]

My girlfriend talked me into seeing it the other day. Turns out, I'm glad she did so. We skipped the 3-D part, though: I'm not so sure we made the right decision with that. The flying scenes were probably much better in 3-D.

[dicksbro]

My wife and I saw it this past weekend in 3D and loved it. Good show!

[ShadowDancer]

we saw it (minus the whole 3D thing) at the drive-in this past weekend with the kiddos...well, the kiddos saw maybe 30 mins of it and then were passed out cold asleep. was a VERY good movie!

[Lord Snow]

Oh sure, like you actually watched a movie at the drive-in. We all know what was really going on..........

[ShadowDancer]

kinda hard when one of the 2 passed out kiddos was passed out asleep in my lap! lol! i only WISH that's what we had been doing at the drive-in! :)

[Lord Snow]

Find a drive in near me and I'll make it happen ;)

[Oldfart]

I saw it twice while I was away. Once I got over the Vikings talking with Scots accents, it was good.

[Rhiannon]

Great Movie. Took my daughter to see the 3d version and loved it

[dicksbro]

I saw it twice while I was away. Once I got over the Vikings talking with Scots accents, it was good.

I think they were Scottish Vikings of Swedish decent on their mothers Estonian side.. :spin:

It was good, that's for sure.

[Lord Snow]

I could have sworn that at one point the Norse vikings invaded Scotland. Perhaps they stayed a bit to long and then caught the next flight out?