The worst part of "How to Train Your Dragon 2" is that there is no drama conflict in the first half of the story. The opening for a long time is to show off DreamWorks' unique 3D technology, and the plot has nothing to do with the main plot of the film. This makes it difficult for the movie to mobilize the audience's desire to participate in the drama after the film really unfolds the story. Its direct consequence is that when an important character in the latter part of the film is killed, the sensationalist music of the big opening and closing appears very weak.
The character of the film is flat, and several protagonists of the film even break with the first "How to Train Your Dragon". The actor, Hiccup, is a technical nerd with strong hands-on ability in the first part. He has this characteristic. In this film, he does not even have any technical nerd characteristics at all. A large part of this break is due to the fact that The role of the film is too complicated, and the role of the protagonist's mother has been reversed for a long time before the appearance-the movie portrays her as a villain like death. But as the plot unfolds, the audience will find that this design is meaningless, because the real villain is not directly related to the protagonist’s mother. The movie has too many unrelated lines laid out, but in the end it hastily closed. It is difficult to prevent them from being twisted together when you are netting.
"How to Train Your Dragon 2" is not about how the world catches up with the poor and lonely Hiccup, but about how Hiccup can catch up with the world's expectations of him alone.
The film is joyous, clever, funny and serious, and this sequel is a gorgeously surpassing the previous one. It has a paradise of dragons, the scourge of dragons, endless encounters of dragons and dragons one after another.
The film’s thrilling 3D animation technology and spectacular storytelling complement each other, perfectly repairing the rift between family, humans and dragons.
Compared with the previous game, "How to Train Your Dragon 2" is more stylized and darker. The film has a faster narrative rhythm than other general cartoons. In some places, the film's tempo is almost too fast for the audience to keep up. In other places, it is too dark, whether in plot or 3D.
