How to train your dragon: Criticism of Hidden World: Movie "starts the year in a bang"

Fly away from breathtaking visuals and warm emotional currents from this fantastically animated fantasy action, which is a blazing success for the third in the trilogy featuring the Adothless dragon and his Viking friend, Hiccup.

They've been in two movies and eight TV shows since the beginning of their flight in 2010, so it's not like we're hungry for high flying dragon action, but they've kept their best the end of this amazingly definitive finale.

Based on Cressida Cowell's books, screenwriter and director Dean DeBlois has badembled the original vocal cast, which includes Kit Harington from Games of Thrones, Oscar winner Cate Blanchett, and a cameo from Gerard Butler.

Hiccup, inexperienced, succeeded his father as tribal leader and, with his best friend and faithful partner, Toothless, transformed their colorful and chaotic town of Berk into a refuge for dragons of all shapes and sizes.

A big game hunter called Grimmel runs a vast fleet of ships and is determined to destroy their home and kill Toothless, as he is the last male of his dragon race.

To protect him, Hiccup and Toothless embark on a quest to discover the legendary hidden world of dragons, but that puts their relationship to the limit, with far-reaching consequences for everyone.

And poor Toothless has other problems, having fallen in love with another dragon, and his incompetent courtier has all the misadventures, mistakes and erroneous judgments of any male adolescent.

These scenes are as funny, cute and charming as any Disney novel, and contribute to the attraction of movies between generations, while providing a respite for the breath of the swaying action of the ax that puts stage green scorpion dragons and fiery swords. and toxic catapults.

In addition, this story is based on a moral basis that condemns the hunt for creatures, cages them or submits them to poisoned experiments.

Whether on land, at sea or in the air, this film glides on a series of glorious views, while the smaller moments allow us to marvel at the richness of the texture and details of the design.

This world of astonishing beauty is steeped in prodigious artistic heights, undoubtedly helped by the contribution of visionary consultant Roger Deakins, the award-winning British genius at the Oscars who gives Toothless the start of the 39, an animated year.

How to train your dragon: The hidden world will be released in British cinemas on February 1 st.