One how to train your dragon personality gets more to do it in a new edition of live work

There is not much “How to Train your Dragon” in which the second dean of Dean Devilis is not repeated. Hiccup (In this repetition that Mason Times played) The dragon cannot be killed, one of them befriended, and Viking residents on Burke Island are convinced to love the winged inconvenience who have been afflicted with their lands for years. However, between the test engines and tickling spots that carefully searched the flame demons, the original director was able to find more time for a certain character that helps our hero in his endeavor: Gabriel Hawl Jorgenson.

In the 2010 movie, Snotlout was expressed by Jonah Hill, and like the updated version, it is the dazzling and arrogant member in the group trying to win Astrid (then America Ferrara and now played by Nico Parker). Most of this still exists, although there is an additional element that makes it more understanding because of the presence of such a donkey. In this version, Snotlout, just like hiccups, is trying to persuade his father, Spitelout (Play here Peter Seravinovich and put a “Shawn from the Death” mark with former star Nick Frost). The efforts made lead to accidental laughter, thanks to the surrender of Serafinowicz Deadpan and warning his son that they should not talk to each other in public places. Fortunately, just like hiccups and a vast stock (Gerard Butler, the only member of animation films to restore his role)Yorgenson at the end of the movie, after Spitelout saw his son’s courage.

Another character with a slight deviation is also one of the most important movie. Astrid jumps the competitor who has turned into love through all relevant hoops to take it with moving repetition, thanks to the excellent performance of Parker. However, there is a major moment in the final action of the film as it gets more space to shine than it was in the movie 2010, thanks to some occasion to make decisions from hiccups.

In the 2010 version, Ibn Hami Burke invites the shots before flying to red death (Dragon Alpha) and rescue without teeth. However, in the new Deblois version, driving duties are passed to the romantic lobby, Astrid, which provides the same orders that are originally set. It is a simple change, but it is an interesting option that protects the Astrid location on an equal and heroic aspect as it has become personal hiccups, which makes his flowering relationship more understanding.

Although it is one of the few modifications that are barely noticeable in a movie that largely copies the original copies to a large extent, it will be interesting to know whether Deblois dares adventure in more flying from the original trilogy when the direct work “How to Train Dragon 2” in the future. I did a new edition.

“How to train your dragon” in theaters now.