How To train Your Dragon Movie Premiere at Cinemark

Summary

In this video, the creators share their excitement for the premiere of 'How to Train Your Dragon: Live Action.' They reflect on the 15-year journey since the original movie, discussing their anticipation for the live-action remake. The video showcases their experience at the theater, with fun moments involving food, tickets, and dragon-themed merchandise. After the movie, the family discusses their favorite scenes, with heartfelt moments focusing on the bond between Hiccup and Toothless. The video highlights the seamless CGI effects and the emotional depth of the live-action adaptation, celebrating the evolution of digital effects in cinema.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video discusses the excitement surrounding the premiere of *How to Train Your Dragon* live-action movie on June 12th, marking the 15th anniversary of the original animated film.
• 😀 The family is excited to watch the live-action remake, although they note that some characters might differ from their cartoon counterparts, but this doesn't harm the storyline.
• 😀 Jude and Scarlet are shown with their favorite dragons, Toothless and Stormfly, as they prepare to watch the movie.
• 😀 The family plans to print out tickets, and there’s mention of a drive-in theater video they previously filmed that wasn’t completed.
• 😀 There’s a lot of excitement around themed movie merchandise, like How to Train Your Dragon popcorn buckets, and the family picks up other special themed items.
• 😀 Scarlet is super excited for the movie, and they are slightly late for the 2:00 PM showtime but are still able to grab food and snacks before the movie begins.
• 😀 The video includes moments of light-hearted fun, with the family discussing snacks (e.g., popcorn, cheeseburgers) and drinks (e.g., Cherry Coke).
• 😀 The family reflects on how CGI technology has greatly advanced, making the dragons appear incredibly real in the live-action remake.
• 😀 Although the movie isn’t exactly 100% true to the original cartoon, the family appreciates how the human actors interacting with the dragons adds a new layer of emotional depth.
• 😀 The video highlights memorable scenes from the movie, such as Hiccup’s relationship with Toothless and Astrid’s first experience riding a dragon, which significantly impact the family’s experience of the story.

Q & A

What is the significance of June 12th for How to Train Your Dragon fans?

June 12th marks the premiere of the live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon, a significant event for fans of the original animated series.

What is mentioned about the first How to Train Your Dragon movie?

The first How to Train Your Dragon movie came out in 2010, making it 15 years old by the time of the live-action premiere.

How does the live-action version compare to the original animated movie?

The live-action movie stays mostly true to the original storyline, with about 98% of the story being accurate, though some characters differ slightly in appearance.

What dragons do Jude and Scarlet bring to the premiere?

Jude brings Toothless, while Scarlet brings Stormfly to the premiere of the movie.

What were some of the challenges mentioned in the process of getting tickets?

There were minor delays in printing out the tickets, and the family also had to manage getting food and drinks before the show started.

What type of food did the family order for the movie?

The family ordered cheeseburgers, popcorn, and drinks. They also mentioned mozzarella sticks, which Toothless wanted to eat.

What other movie-related items are mentioned during the trip to the theater?

The family noticed various movie-themed popcorn buckets and cups, including ones from Jaws, Thunderbolt, Mission Impossible, and Karate Kid.

What was the issue with the movie's start time?

The movie was scheduled to start at 2:00 PM, but the previews and ads extended the wait by about 20-30 minutes, pushing the actual start time a bit later.

How did the family react to the live-action dragons?

The family was impressed by the seamless CGI of the live-action dragons, praising the realistic and emotional portrayal that made it feel as if the dragons were truly real.

What are the favorite movie scenes of the family members?

The father enjoys the scene where Hiccup’s dad admits he was wrong about the dragons. The mother likes the scene where Astrid flies on a dragon and sees the northern lights, while Scarlet enjoys the moment when Astrid flies on Stormfly. Jude's favorite part is when Hiccup first pets Toothless, solidifying their bond.