How to Train Your Dragon

It's kind of hard to mess up mashed potatoes...

It was a great movie. I suggest it.

I want to see it.

Of course, my opinion won't be counted, because I AM a little kid...

Nocbl2 wrote:I want to see it.

Of course, my opinion won't be counted, because I AM a little kid...

Aren't you like 12? You're only two years younger than me.

Not to mention, this movie is really aimed at 4-8 year olds.

TNine wrote:

Nocbl2 wrote:I want to see it.

Of course, my opinion won't be counted, because I AM a little kid...

Aren't you like 12? You're only two years younger than me.

Not to mention, this movie is really aimed at 4-8 year olds.

He's 11.

RX wrote:It suddenly stroke me how many of the people here prefer movies for children instead of other kinds of movies.....

What other kinds of movies would you be referring to? I mean, is it wrong to say that you still pixar movies like Toy story, Monsters Inc. or recently UP?

Or, are you trying to be one of those fools who thinks they're "cool" and "mature" for say "pff animated movies suck and are for kids loser"?

contrary to popular belief, feature length "childrens" movies do not target children as their main audiance

if they did they would make no money

their target is the entire family, meaning they make the movie enjoyable enough for dad, mom, the older and younger kids... for the younger kids they put a moral behind the story and leave out gore/ cussing

Dreamworks however didn't have this aimed at anywhere close to 4-8 year olds, no 4-8 year old would have had to deal with having to get approval from parents/ dealing with an issue much larger than themselves... this movie's target audiance is 12 - 16

I can't think of any dreamworks movie that has even been aimed at an audiance lower than that

I agree, the main charcters are teens, so at the very least, it's a teen movie.


But anyone can watch it, and everyone should love it

watched it, loved it... that pretty much sumed it up