HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON soars to number one at theaters across the country as audiences nationwide are left captivated and yearning for a dragon of their own. The story of an unlikely friendship unfurls to a powerful score.
Jay Baruchel, a string bean and gawky character himself, lends his talent to voice the young Viking outcast, Hiccup. In his world, dragon hunting is the thing to do—that is, if you want to be cool. Even his crush, the blonde and freckly Astrid—who’s actually voiced by Latin American actress America Ferrera—is training to go into the business.
Hiccup longs to fit in but doesn't. He is a dreamer, an inventor of sorts, and a questioner. When his invention lands the elusive Night Fury, the story really takes off.
Dreamworks has set the bar for animation with visually stunning sequences and a surprisingly deep script—understanding that silence, can sometimes say more than a thousand words. You’ll chuckle, chortle, and possible even cry through this tale of a friendship flourishing against all odds because one boy went against tradition and befriended a dragon.
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