Ashriya Bhardwaj

While the CGI of the dragons was mindblowing, and Toothless's expressions priceless, I felt that the movie was too hastily made. The acting of most of the cast wasn't up to mark, and certain characters did not stick to the character description as shown in the animation. As someone who has watched the animated movie multiple times, I had great expectations from the director, especially considering he was involved with the animated movie as well. It is also dissapointing that they did not include the scene where Toothless blows fire in that small dragon to depict that dragons aren't fire-proof on the inside as that was the main reason why Hiccup decided to try that out with the Alpha dragon in the end. Overall it was a mediocre film at best.

It was a really great movie, had there not been so many songs. It was a really funny and cute movie, filled with Candace busting scenes, but it kinda felt like it was a dragged a bit

Suzume. A movie that takes me back to the time I watched Kimi No Na Wa on my phone and was awestruck at the quality of the animation. What makes an anime movie special? 1. Quality: The movie had amazing quality. It showed each and every aspect so clearly, it would beat an iPhone anyday (IPhone users, don't hate me) 2. Storyline: The story of a regular high-school girl going on a trip around Japan with a talking stool to stop a giant worm from ruining the country may seem strange, but the animators worked their magic and with a bit of humor, miraculously made it quite engaging. 3. Sound Effects: Perfect 4. Music: I think I'll be listening to the theme song for a long time now. Radwimps did it again. First with Kimi no Na Wa, now with this movie. In short, I would definitely recommend everyone to take some time off from their hectic schedules, and go watch this film. It is packed with humor, intense scenes, action and romance. If you watched Kimi no Nawa and are expecting something similar, then I would definitely recommend it to you all.