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How to Train Your Dragon
Toothless
3.5/4 stars
"How to Train Your Dragon" was one of the better family films of the year, and it held its own against such films as "Despicable Me" and "Megamind" due to the fact that its comedic and family appeal was not silly, inane, mindless humor, but smart and clever story arcs and comedy. I was able to watch this with my wife and we enjoyed it just as much as we would if we were with children. The story was smart and well-written, though the voice of Jay Baruchel should be greatly directed and probably never used again for voice-over. The visuals were stunning and the characters all very sympathised.
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