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Year
2014
Duration
98 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Animation, Family
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Five years after his Viking village made peace with dragons and took to flying on their backs, Hiccup has grown into a young man set to succeed his father as chief. Still intent on thrilling adventures, he goes on travels with his dragon Toothless, discovering and mapping unexplored lands. But cultural friction is inevitable, and after discovering an ice cave that is home to hundreds of wild dragons, Hiccup finds himself faced with a crazed conqueror intent on amassing a dragon army for battle. Hiccup determines to find a peaceful solution. This computer-animated fantasy sequel is just as charming, fun and vivid as the first instalment.
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