As of now, anybody who still thinks of Dreamworks' How to Train Your Dragon as a juvenile mess like most other Dreamworks films has obviously not seen it. The film is already tapped for a sequel, and it now seems like a television series is in the works. The latter is a point I'm not too happy about, because I worry that some of the delightful visuals will be lost in translation. Still, this film remains the first great film of the year, and I do hope it will endure on standard DVD. I'm quite obviously used to the 3D version, having seen it in theaters three times, but I'm sure it won't detract from the experience. If you're going to catch a film this weekend, it should be this one.
Friday, October 15, 2010
"How to Train Your Dragon" on DVD!
As of now, anybody who still thinks of Dreamworks' How to Train Your Dragon as a juvenile mess like most other Dreamworks films has obviously not seen it. The film is already tapped for a sequel, and it now seems like a television series is in the works. The latter is a point I'm not too happy about, because I worry that some of the delightful visuals will be lost in translation. Still, this film remains the first great film of the year, and I do hope it will endure on standard DVD. I'm quite obviously used to the 3D version, having seen it in theaters three times, but I'm sure it won't detract from the experience. If you're going to catch a film this weekend, it should be this one.
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