i have yet to see a feminist/sjw make a decent rebuttal against this argument.
Me neither.
Very enjoyable. The animation surpassed the original, for obvious reasons, and there were some great character moments, particularly for Stoic and Hiccup. While I feel that the first one was a more balanced movie in terms of progression and in pacing, the second one beats it in ambition, grandeur, presentation, and in character.
There were several moments in 2 that were very emotional, and arguably really pushed its rating. While the first saw great change for the setting, and supporting cast, the second’s growth is largely centered around Hiccup and his coming into his own, which is a very good place to take a sequel to such a highly regarded film.
The sound design, music, and character design were all top notch, although I do wish that they had spent a little more time on the dragons or at least explained them a little more. That was a real strength of the first, the dragons felt real and incorporated because there were very few species covered, and those that were were described and explained. There are a LOT more dragons in this film, both in quantity and variety, and while knowing a little about many of them wouldn’t have hurt the film in any way, I can see why the cut out such explanations and explication.All in all a very good sequel, and a very good movie.
9.3/10
A reminder that HTTYD2 is a fantastic movie and well worth your time. If you chose to see it, please support Dreamworks and see it in theaters!
I’m not much of a roleplayer, and don’t really care for RP-ing. If a friend asks to roleplay a scene with one of my characters then I might oblige, but it depends on my mood.
I am a writer and novelist, and one who prefers to have control over a scene and interactions between characters, something that is drastically infringed upon while roleplaying. It can be fun, and it does provide insights into characters that I wouldn’t have otherwise had, but it never really held an appeal to me personally, and the few times that I’ve done it have been at the request of others.
Doubling the art would require another monitor, another copy of SAI/Photoshop, and ambidexterity that I don’t have. 2 tablets does mean that I have a backup if anything bad happens to one of them.
…..am i just not allowed to make jokes now?
Nope. No humor for you.
Doubling the art would require another monitor, another copy of SAI/Photoshop, and ambidexterity that I don’t have. 2 tablets does mean that I have a backup if anything bad happens to one of them.
So I saw many people saying that Tangled and Frozen have mothers and daughters that look exactly the same and how those people “used to love Disney before they got lazy” but I just wanted to make a tiny reminder that Elsa, Anna and Rapunzel are not the only ones who look a lot like their moms, okay? Seriously.
Let me explain to you a thing that I like to call genetics
The fact that someone had to make this to prove a point makes me wonder how many of you slept through biology?
There’s looking similar, and then there’s using THE EXACT SAME CHARACTER
Except they don’t use the same character. The character model may be very similar, or even identical, but that DOES NOT MAKE THEM THE SAME CHARACTER. A character is not determined by how they look but how they act, speak, think, so on and so forth.
Don’t judge a book by its cover. READ THE FUCKING BOOK BEFORE JUDGING THE DAMN THING.
So I saw many people saying that Tangled and Frozen have mothers and daughters that look exactly the same and how those people “used to love Disney before they got lazy” but I just wanted to make a tiny reminder that Elsa, Anna and Rapunzel are not the only ones who look a lot like their moms, okay? Seriously.
Let me explain to you a thing that I like to call genetics
The fact that someone had to make this to prove a point makes me wonder how many of you slept through biology?
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That’s a possibility. We’ll see what people want to watch by Sunday. As it stands, I haven’t seen Tron, though I enjoyed Tron: Legacy.