How to Train Your Dragon - The Hidden World (Blu-ray + 3D Blu-ray + Digital Download) [2019] [Region Free]

This movie quickly became one of our family's favorites. It has a beautiful story, keeps both kids and adults entertained, and shares a wonderful message about friendship, family, and growing up. We've watched it more than once at home, and we enjoy it every time. If you're looking for a great family movie, this one is definitely worth watching.

Love watching this with my kid.

We rented How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World and absolutely loved it. The animation is beautiful, the story is heartfelt, and it’s a perfect mix of adventure, humor, and emotion. It’s one of those movies both kids and adults can enjoy together. The ending really pulls at your heartstrings in a good way, and it wraps up the series nicely. Definitely worth watching if you’ve seen the other movies or even as a standalone.

Love this movie. Love all three of them.

No wonder it is certified Fresh Rotten Tomatoes. Toothless and Hiccup embark on a culminative Journey of their lives, met with deep challenge, fresh color, newfound love, and the lesson so well put by Stoick the Vast himself: "With love comes loss." It's an invigorating and emotional "flight" that you will certainly fall in love with!

I have long loved these movies growing up, and this was no different. The only let down was the continued misuse of God's name. That is so hard as a parent who loves Christ to hear and have to explain to my young kids. Great movie, but could be so much better without the disrespectful language.

What a cute movie! It's full of excitement and adventure. If you loved the other movies, you will love this. The graphics and scenes are incredible. The characters are more developed and wonderful. Amazing movie I think it is the best one yet.

Usually the third installment to movies can be disappointing or overdone. This was a nice surprise. Good storyline, and nice ending.

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Perfect kids movie. Enjoyable for the whole family.

I’m not the biggest fan of this computer-animated How to Train Your Dragon saga. But the children have a very different opinion. This 3rd film, in what has become a franchise, was eagerly anticipated by them after they had been sucked into the TV series since the previous instalment, from over 4 years ago.. As a cartoon sequel you would expect the movie to heavily appeal to young viewer’s common familiarity with the How to Train Your Dragon concept. The storyline and events in many aspects indeed follow the same trusted path as the previous instalments. However there is more character development here. And the movie feels reasonably fresh. Frankly, I found it a pleasure to watch along with the children. Moreover, quite unusual for a sequel in a successful franchise, this last part of the trilogy seems to end in a conclusive manner. We get some more background on the key character, Hiccup we learn how he is raised by his father Stoick the Vast, cheifman of Berk, ever sad after losing his wife. Hiccup is also disabled, but this is dealt with in a subtle, matter of fact manner. In fact Hiccup now, next to being a dragon expert and has a leadership role, succeeding his father. And he has to search for the secret ancestral homeland of the Dragons, as the title suggests. Quite a few big actors have small funny roles and one of my favourite actors F Murray Abraham, voices the pretty disturbing bad guy. The animation is brilliant. The dragons have been animated with a lot of detail and the overall animation seems to have seen an improvement over the past 2 movies. The 3D version we ordered really puts you on the back of a dragon racing through the sky across magnificent Viking worlds. It draws you into with magnificent deep-coloured scenes and pastel-coloured vista’s of the hidden dragon homelands. And I must say I loved the music. Quite satisfying.

¡De mis animaciones favoritas!, un estupendo cierre para una saga fantástica llena de humor, aventura, compañerismo y mensajes valiosos en situaciones tan difíciles como conmovedoras. La versión 3D que compré (ASIN: B07SSCRB38) se reproduce muy bien en mi reproductor Blu-ray Región A y los efectos 3D se ven increíbles; sabía que no cuenta con subtítulos ni doblaje en español, pero aún así me alegra haberla conseguido por aquí, pues esta versión no salió en América y creí que no la podría tener nunca. Cuentan con idioma y subtítulos en inglés únicamente, tanto el disco 3D como el 2D.