How to Train Your Dragon Page #5

Synopsis: Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) is a Norse teenager from the island of Berk, where fighting dragons is a way of life. His progressive views and weird sense of humor make him a misfit, despite the fact that his father (Gerard Butler) is chief of the clan. Tossed into dragon-fighting school, he endeavors to prove himself as a true Viking, but when he befriends an injured dragon he names Toothless, he has the chance to plot a new course for his people's future.
Production: Paramount/DWA
  Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 25 wins & 60 nominations.
 
IMDB:
8.1
Metacritic:
74
Rotten Tomatoes:
98%
PG
Year:
2010
98 min
$216,900,000
Website
7,898 Views


Then I can double that time.

- Here!

- Oh, no! Here!

Come on! Fight me!

No, me!

Ruff, Tuff! Watch your backs!

Move, Fishlegs!

Look at us! We're on a dragon.

We're on dragons! All of us!

Up! Let's move it!

Every bit the boar-headed

stubborn Viking you ever were!

- Fishlegs, break it down!

- OK.

Heavily armored skull and tail

made for bashing and crushing!

Steer clear of both. Small eyes, large

nostrils! Relies on hearing and smell!

OK, Lout, Legs! Hang in its blind spot,

make noise, keep it confused!

Ruff, Tuff, find out

if it has a shot limit! Make it mad!

That's my specialty!

Since when?! Everyone knows

I'm more irritating! See.

Just do what I told you!

I'll be back as soon as I can!

- Don't worry! We got it covered!

- Yeah!

- Troll!

- Butt elf!

Bride of Grendel!

This thing doesn't have a blind spot!

There!

Go help the others!

OK, hold on. Hold on.

- It's working!

- Yeah, it's working!

I've lost power on the Gronckle!

Snotlout, do something!

I'm OK!

Less OK!

I can't miss! What's wrong, buddy?

Something in your eye?

Yeah! You're the Viking!

Dad?

You got it, bud.

Hiccup!

I'm sorry... for everything.

Yeah. Me, too.

You don't have to go up there.

We're Vikings.

It's an occupational hazard.

I'm proud to call you my son.

Thanks, Dad.

He's up!

Get Snotlout out of there.

- I'm on it!

- I'm on it first!

- Hey, let me drive!

- I'm ahead of you.

No, this way.

- Don't push me!

- I'll take your teeth out!

I can't believe that worked!

Night Fury!

Get down!

Did you get her?

Go.

That thing has wings.

OK, let's see if it can use them!

You think that did it?

Well, he can fly.

OK, Toothless, time to disappear.

Come on, bud!

Here it comes!

Watch out!

OK, time's up! Let's see if this works.

Come on! Is that the best you can do?!

Stay with me, buddy.

Just a bit longer.

Hold, Toothless.

Now!

No.

No!

Hiccup!

Son!

Hiccup.

Oh, son.

I did this.

Oh, son, I'm so sorry.

Hiccup!

He's alive.

You brought him back alive.

Thank you for saving my son.

Well, you know... most of him.

Hey, Toothless.

I'm happy to see you, too.

I'm in my house.

You're in my house.

Does my dad know you're here?

What? OK, OK.

Toothless, no. No, Toothless.

Toothless! Oh, come on.

OK. Thanks, bud.

- Toothless, stay here.

- Come on, guys. Get ready!

Hold on tight! Here we go!

What?

I knew it. I'm dead.

No, but you gave it your best shot.

So, what do you think?

Hey, look, it's Hiccup!

It's Hiccup!

Turns out all we needed

was a little more of this.

You just gestured to all of me.

Well, most of you.

That bit's my handiwork.

With a little Hiccup flair thrown in.

You think it'll do?

I might make a few tweaks.

That's for scaring me.

What is it always going

to be this way? 'Cause...

I could get used to it.

Welcome home.

- Night Fury!

- Get down!

You ready?

This is Berk.

It snows nine months of the year

and hails the other three.

Any food that grows here

is tough and tasteless.

The people that grow here

are even more so.

The only upsides are the pets.

While other places

have ponies or parrots...

we have...

dragons.

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Will Davies

William Davies is an English screenwriter and film producer. He has written and co-written a number of films including 1988's Twins, The Real McCoy, Johnny English, Alien Autopsy, Flushed Away, How to ... more…

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