The sequel to the children's favorite from 2010 does not disappoint. In fact, it builds on the intriguing world created in the first film, including a new game of Quidditch on dragons. The Vikings of the fictional town of Berk, much like those of the real world, begin to explore and consequently encounter new lands and peoples. This movie takes a slightly darker, more mature turn than its predecessor, appropriately growing up with its audience. With Pixar taking a break this year, Dreamworks picks up the slack with Pixar-level emotion. It is highly imaginative film and the animators keep up with incredible artwork. Who knew dragons could be drawn in so many different ways? And the image of the giant Bewilderbeast is a brush stroke of brilliance.
I am a student at Johns Hopkins with a passion for film, media and awards. Here you will find concise movie reviews and my comments on TV, theater and award shows. I can't see everything, but when I finally get around to it, you'll find my opinion here on everything from the classics to the crap.
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
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