The completely out-of-place slowmo for Ruffnut's initial response to Eret. "Taaaaaaaaake meeeeeeeee..."

<r>You still do not give any fully substantiated and reactive argument against my focus on the criteria, but instead repeat your two most-often-stated arguments, which base themselves on relatively individual perception. Should HTTYD2 have been a more mature-rated movie? Maybe. Is it? No, it is not;...

<r>The British Board of Film Classification provides a nice definition of a PG:<br/> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>PG stands for Parental Guidance. This means a film is suitable for general viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children. A PG film should not unsettle a child aged around eight ...

<t>War movies also happen to be not rated PG.<br/> <br/> We also have to consider: How much blood to imply death? If we consider the tusk is like a sword, usually what Hollywood likes to do is have blood dripping a bit. That's kind of gruesome (I'm not childish -- I've watched some of the most distu...

<r><QUOTE author="KentuckyWildcat" time="1402705890"><s>[quote=KentuckyWildcat,(time=1402705890)]</s>The most obvious one that I noticed was during the final battle against Drago's Bewilderbeast. Hiccup was about to get hit by the tail just like with the Red Death, and even said something to the eff...

<r><QUOTE author="HideousZippleback" time="1402685986"><s>[quote=HideousZippleback,(time=1402685986)]</s>I agree with your without respect to film part but for some reason I feel that some parts of the soundtrack in respect to the film just don't sound as atmospheric or fitting to what was happening...

The Viking funeral. I was almost prepared for that, but there were a couple of tears (especially when Gobber started his eulogy).

<r><QUOTE author="KentuckyWildcat" time="1402704282"><s>[quote=KentuckyWildcat,(time=1402704282)]</s>Up until a few weeks ago when I went ahead and sought out the spoilers about Stoick dying, I had a hunch about Valka too. I don't know why, and I ended up being wrong, but I felt the same way. I supp...

<r>Similar to what happens in <I><s>[i]</s>Bourne<e>[/i]</e></I> movie series, perhaps?<br/> <br/> First of all, even without dragons, Drago's army has an immense firepower when you go by the numbers, so we can assume his force would have been pretty considerable even without the dragons.<br/> <br/>...

I thought the key phrase was "The alpha protects his own." The Bewilderbeast is no longer doing that (since he is manipulated by Drago). Therefore, if, by converse, the one who protects his own is the alpha, then Toothless's challenge makes sense.