How-To-Train-Your-Dragon-2-700x300.jpg' alt='How To Train Your Dragon Movie Full Hd' title='How To Train Your Dragon Movie Full Hd' />Watch How to Train Your Dragon 2 2. Online Full Movie Free. Watch How to Train Your Dragon 2 2014 Online Full Movie Free on Gomovies, How to Train Your Dragon 2 2014 Online in HD with subtitle on 123Movies. How to Train Your Dragon 2. The thrilling second chapter of the epic How To Train Your Dragon trilogy brings back the fantastical world of Hiccup and Toothless five years later. While Astrid, Snotlout and the rest of the gang are challenging each other to dragon races the islands new favorite contact sport, the now inseparable pair journey through the skies, charting unmapped territories and exploring new worlds. When one of their adventures leads to the discovery of a secret ice cave that is home to hundreds of new wild dragons and the mysterious Dragon Rider, the two friends find themselves at the center of a battle to protect the peace. Genre Action, Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy. Actor Cate Blanchett, Christopher Mintz Plasse, Djimon Hounsou, Gerard Butler, Jay Baruchel, Jonah Hill, Kit Harington, Kristen Wiig, T. J. Miller. Director Dean De. Blois. Country USADuration 1. How to Train Your Dragon 2 is the sequel to the How to Train Your Dragon film adaption. It was. Director Dean DeBlois talks about How to Train Your Dragon 2 and 3, major story changes during production, John Powells score, and more. Watch Birth of the Dragon 2016 Online Free Full Movie. Young, upandcoming martial artist, Bruce Lee, challenges legendary kung fu master Wong Jack Man to a noholdsbar. Anti Matter 2016 Movie Watch Online Full HD Putlocker. Director Keir Burrows. Writer Keir Burrows. Stars Yaiza Figueroa, Philippa Carson, Tom BarberDuffy. Young, upandcoming martial artist, Bruce Lee, challenges legendary kung fu master Wong Jack Man to a noholdsbarred fight in Northern California. Quality HDRelease 2. Dean De. Blois Talks How to Train Your Dragon 2 and 3, Big Story Changes in Production, and More. Dream. Works Animations How to Train Your Dragon is one of my favorite animated films of the past decade, and so I came into this summers sequel, How to Train Your Dragon 2, with some sky high expectations. Luckily, director Dean De. Blois delivered a follow up that maintained the sensibilities that made his 2. What makes the Dragon films unique is that they are deeply compassionate in nature, which is sadly something thats all too rare in film these days. Throw in astounding visuals, an incredible score by composer John Powell, and organic, compelling character evolution, and How to Train Your Dragon 2 manages to be not only one of the best animated films of the year, but one of the best films of the year period. In anticipation of the Blu ray release of How to Train Your Dragon 2 on November 1. I recently got the chance to hop on the phone with De. Blois.   After I gushed about his films and directorial talents for far too long, the filmmaker discussed his behind the scenes documentary thats included on the Blu ray, the major story changes that took place during production, the difficulty of telling a mother son story, the fact that Powell one upped himself with the score, where hes at with How to Train Your Dragon 3, and much more. If youre a fan of animation andor the Dragon movies, the interview is a fascinating read. Take a look after the jump. Adam First of all, I just want to say thank you. These films youve made are so fantastic and unique, and deeply compassionate which I think is a quality thats lacking in a lot of films these days. DEAN DEBLOIS Thank you, wow thats a great compliment. I definitely want to ask you about this making of documentary thats on the Blu ray. While a lot of people hype up deleted scenes and such, Im obsessed with bonus materials like this that really show you how the film was put together. What kind of access can fans expect from this documentary, which I believe you directed as well DEBLOIS Yeah I supervised it I dont know if I quite directed it, but its all from my point of view because ever since Lilo Stitch Ive been carrying around a video camera to most every meeting and event that we have associated with the movie. And most of its garbage, a lot of its really uninteresting, but every now and then I managed to capture something that was happening in the moment thats really, I think, pretty exciting. Like you, I would buy DVDs purely for the making of sometimes, and a lot of it has been a part of my film education so I feel a responsibility and the dedication to want to describe a little bit of the process for anyone whos interested in watching it. But its not too inside baseball in that its not full of technical terms and everything else. Hopefully its a brief but kind of informative account of how certain elements came to be and a little bit of background insight into some of the more unique elements about this particular movie. Those kinds of bonus materials are almost like a free film school for people, and a lot of the animated DVDs are geared towards kids so I was excited to see that this documentary was on the Dragon Blu ray. DEBLOIS Have you seen the documentary I havent, I was told the Blu rays arent ready yet but Im very much looking forward to seeing it. Romance Films The Mystical Laws. DEBLOIS Well I shot enough material for probably like a 1. So it is cut down and it doesnt go into too much depth, but it does cover a lot of ground in terms of how certain scenes came to be, working with John Powell the composer, working with Jonsi who wrote some of the music along with John, working with the actors, the animators, going through the test screening process. So hopefully it takes the audience along a journey from basic ideas and inception through to the final deliver of it, some of the highlights and some of the challenges along the way. How soon after the first film did you have the story for this sequel outlined  Did it take a while to flesh it out or was there one idea that you felt strongly about exploring for the follow up DEBLOIS Well I was asked by Jeffrey Katzenberg to start coming up with ideas while we were still doing the final sound mix on the first film. I have a very distinct memory of fleshing out the first outline in a little notebook, sitting at a picnic table that overlooks a baseball field at Skywalker Ranch. There I kind of knew the building blocks of it, that Hiccup would discover that there was a vigilante out there rescuing dragons from a conqueror who was hell bent on building a dragon army, and that that vigilante would turn out to be his long lost mother and that she would represent everything that he was kind of pining for at a moment when hes being tasked with taking over his fathers mantle as a stay at home Chief, very grounded and very responsible. To me the next act of this trilogy was always going to be Hiccup defining himself against the very powerful force of two domineering parents, in a way. Obviously filmmaking is a fluid process and movies go through a number of changes during production that result in the finished film. Were there any big story changes that were made later on in the process or was it pretty nailed down by the time you guys got into the animation phase DEBLOIS Well one of the biggest changes to the story, and it did come later than I wouldve liked because I think we couldve done a better job of integrating it if I knew that we were going to go that direction, was the notion of Valka being the sympathetic antagonist of the movie. That was her original role, that Hiccup not only found this character kind of living in the wild like Jane Goodall or Diane Fossey and not only is she his mother but she would represent on one side everything he aspired to be, this life of not only wild abandon but also dedicated purpose, importance, out there saving dragons and living a very dragon centric life, learning all of their secrets and becoming like a dragon herself. All of that, to Hiccup, would be amazing but at the same time they would clash in a fundamental way on the idea that Hiccup believes wholeheartedly in coexistence and that its possible among humans and dragons, whereas Valka in her years of defending dragons from Dragos forces and trappers and whatnot had come to distrust humans so deeply that she believed the only way to really protect them was to hide them away, to segregate them. And so the original third act of the movie was Hiccup flying to Berk to try to stop his mother from extracting the dragons, because she knew that Drago was coming. Drago was always meant to be a villain for the third movie, but his sense of his encroaching armies would be present. So it was at once shes everything he hopes to be, but also the antithesis of who he is. We discovered probably mid way through the process of making the film that that idea was maybe just a little too challenging for our audience, if you think of all the kids kinda turning to their parents and saying, Why is Hiccup fighting his mom  And why is his mom taking away the dragons  You realize thats probably, although kinda cool and Shakespearean, probably a little heavy and a little challenging for the kids, in particular the moms and the parents that take their kids to these movies laughs. Laughs Thats understandable.