My very "virgin" cartoon is "Finding nemo", and i watched it with Liuteng at jubilee cinema when i was like 15? or 14? That was the most memorable cartoon ever because i practically laugh all the way.
My 2nd cartoon movie was "Shrek 2", this i watched with timo. Shrek was funny too, but i totally cant recalled much about the story now.
The 3rd one is with timo again and its " How to train your dragon".
One word to describe this movie: SUPERB
I really love this movie alot. The dragons in our minds are usually those fiercious eating animal. But in this movie, you will simply loved the dragon especially Night Fury aka Toothless. I loved his eyes.
Just a simple description of Night fury:
The rarest and most intelligent dragon species, the night fury is distinguised by its dark color and piercing yellow eyes, as well as its smaller size, heavy chest and short neck. Possessing the largest wing-to-body ratio of all dragon, it can fly higher, faster and longer than any dragon, and its incredible power-to-weight ratio renders it capable of vertical takeoff. Its unconventional fire explodes it target on impact. Its signature attack mode is executed after sundown and from high altitude - enwrapped in its wings, it dives like a bullet, pulling up at the last moment to deliver one precise and explosive burst, then vanished into the darkness. To date no night fury has ever been brought down.
Anyway the storyline is very light hearted.
The story is about Hiccup, the boy in the story who is borned a Viking whose responsiblity is to kill the dragon and protect them from invading the country. He as a Viking teenager who doesnt exactly fit in with his tribes longstanding tradition of heroic dragon slayers. And by coincidence, he met Night Fury and from then on, Hiccup's world is turned upside down and brought him and his fellow Vikings to see the world from an entirely different point of view. And he also the 1st viking to ride a dragon.
It totally make me have a different view on dragons, not the fierocious dragons but the cute little ones. Well, it really worth the watch.
The moral of the story always learn to view things differently, on another angle, you might have another kind of experience. A wonderful experience.
Their official website: How to train your dragon
Overall rating: 8/10
