Réalisation:
Dean DeBloisScénario:
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John PowellActeurs·trices:
Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, Kristen Wiig, Jonah Hill, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, America Ferrera, T.J. Miller, Craig Ferguson, Djimon Hounsou (plus)VOD (5)
Résumés(1)
La vie s'écoule paisiblement sur l'île de Beurk... Astrid, Rustik le Morveux,Varek, Kranedur et Kognedur se défient lors de courses sportives de dragons devenues très populaires tandis qu'Harold et Krokmou,désormais inséparables, parcourent les cieux à la conquête de territoires inconnus et de nouveaux mondes. Au cours de l'une de leurs aventures, ils découvrent une grotte secrète qui abrite des centaines de dragons sauvages, protégés par un mystérieux dragonnier... Harold et Krokmou vont alors se retrouver au centre d'une lutte visant à maintenir la paix et vont devoir défendre leurs valeurs pour préserver le destin des vikings et des dragons. (20th Century Fox FR)
(plus)Critiques (4)
The second film about this interspecies friendship was even better than the first one. Kristen Wiig made me almost laugh my head off. The animation was high quality again, the main characters were voiced by the right actors, and everything worked perfectly as a whole. I had fun.
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Amazing animation, but otherwise nothing that would blow my mind. Just a fairy tale for kids.
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Even better than the first part, mainly thanks to the story, because this time I didn't have the insistent feeling that I had seen it about a hundred times before. Twice I was moved by the other dragons, they entertained me from beginning to end, they were beautiful to watch and Powell's music was a joy to listen to as well as the original dubbing (Cate Blanchett's character is the real reason to watch the subtitled version).
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An utterly charming and breathtaking sequel to the wonderful first part, which is both very funny and at times sad, but never pushes too hard. Toothless was again perfect, funny, adorable, perhaps an order of magnitude higher than the first installment. The characters have grown up noticeably, there was even some family drama, but as I said, all within acceptable limits. The story was decent and the peripeties unexpected, so I give it a thumbs up. In short, I went to the theatre for a guaranteed cinematic experience, which I got with all the right stuff: a smile on my face, a tear in my eye and a pleasantly astonished expression at the great technical workmanship.
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