How to Train Your Dragon

[Skywatcher]

Epic

Truely

See it in 3D worthy of Pixar and that is not something I say lightly - IMHO the very best thing that Dreamworks has done by a country mile

For those of us into animation at the very most minutiae level this features effects and textures that I haven't even seen Pixar do yet.

Like Pixar though it is driven principally by a very strong story and I just love it

[josh.p.]

I have to say it looks great. I love a good animated film.

Avatar disappointed me greatly. It was stunning visually but it totally lacked in an original storyline. Children's animations always seem to have a fantastic original storyline :yes:

[Skywatcher]

Absolutely what has been missing from most 'proper' films for years - the plot

[Johnie]

I want to see this. It looks good.

[Skywatcher]

My only point would be - why do the Norse have Scotts accents :lol:

[Beccaberry]

Going to see it this weekend! Can't wait!

[Dawn]

Going on Saturday. :mental:

[Skywatcher]

I shall say no more than you will like the hat he gets :D

[Lisa1976]

Yay! It was a great film, and this time hubby and I weren't the only adults in the cinema without kids :)

[Mari]

Ive heard great comments

I think Tatiana is still a bit young for it, and could get scared, but Im looking forward to eventually watching it at home with her

[Skywatcher]

yip - far too old for her - Princess and the frog was great as well

[Dawn]

Just booked our extraordinarily expensive tickets for Saturday afternoon. :unsure:

[Skywatcher]

I know its bonkers - far more than the DVD will be but it is great in 3D

[josh.p.]

Just booked our extraordinarily expensive tickets for Saturday afternoon. :unsure:
I hate the prices at the cinema recently. I went to the pictures with a friend the other day, his parents took his little sister to see a different film so we got a lift off them but then went to watch a different film. For 4 people it cost them the best part of £50!

[Mari]

plus the sodas and popcorn and over here you also have to pay for parking....

[Dawn]

£25 for 3 tickets, plus £2.40 for 3 pairs of 3d glasses and yes there will be snackage and drinks needed.

:thud:

[Mari]

I dont think they charge extra for the 3D glasses here

then again, I havent been to a 3D movie in 3 years hahahaha

[Skywatcher]

Yeah they never used to here but they do now - our cinemax asks you to keep them and use them next time, used to recycle them like they do at Disney

[Britchick]

We have a cinema half an hour away that does 3d now and if you go on certain days it's only £5, normal films is £3.50, bargain.

[Dawn]

Saw the film yesterday - fully awesome. :thumbs:

Price of popcorn = :thud:

[josh.p.]

We usually go to wilkinsons over the road from our pictures and buy our own snacks :yes: The people in the cinema turn a blind eye to it :yes:

It's so close that you can buy your tickets, go get snacks, and be back well in time to get a good seat :yes:

[Britchick]

i don't buy the popcorn/sweets in the cinema. simples :lol:

[arkvilla]

Cinema snacks are a total rip off :yes:

Will try to take Kyle to see it this week as you all think it's so good ( I hadn't even heard of it :unsure:)

Sandra