How To Train Your Dragon 2 2014 Watch Free in HD

Jay Baruchel

9 April 1982, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Cate Blanchett

14 May 1969, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Gerard Butler

13 November 1969, Paisley, Scotland, UK

Craig Ferguson

17 May 1962, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

America Ferrera

18 April 1984, Los Angeles, California, USA

Jonah Hill

20 December 1983, Los Angeles, California, USA

Christopher Mintz-Plasse

20 June 1989, Los Angeles, California, USA

T.J. Miller

4 June 1981, Denver, Colorado, USA

Kristen Wiig

22 August 1973, Canandaigua, New York, USA

Djimon Hounsou

24 April 1964, Cotonou, Benin

Kit Harington

26 December 1986, London, England, UK

12 September 1972, Windsor, England, UK

Simon Kassianides

7 August 1979, London, England, UK

Randy Thom

Julian Stone

31 December 1962, Hockley, England, UK

Dean DeBlois

7 June 1970, Aylmer, Quebec, Canada

Cressida Cowell

Dean DeBlois

7 June 1970, Aylmer, Quebec, Canada

Hiccup

Played by: Jay Baruchel

Valka

Played by: Cate Blanchett

Stoick the Vast

Played by: Gerard Butler

Gobber the Belch

Played by: Craig Ferguson

Astrid

Played by: America Ferrera

Snotlout Jorgenson

Played by: Jonah Hill

Fishlegs

Played by: Christopher Mintz-Plasse

Tuffnut Thorston

Played by: T.J. Miller

Ruffnut Thorston

Played by: Kristen Wiig

Drago Bludvist

Played by: Djimon Hounsou

Eret

Played by: Kit Harington

Toothless

Played by: Randy Thom

Christian Science Monitor

Overlong and overly busy but more emotionally powerful than its predecessor.

June 20, 2014

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Kansas City Star

"How to Train Your Dragon 2" rises above its animated peers with more troubling themes, outstanding character design and innovative "camera" movements. And it rarely, if ever, takes the easy way out.

November 10, 2015

The Straits Times (Singapore)

This is how all sequels should be made.

September 13, 2016

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New Yorker

The writer and director Dean DeBlois takes the comedy to a deeper, more satisfying place than he did in the original franchise-launching animated film.

June 23, 2014

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The Film Stage

If every installment can capture the same sense of escapism and passionate dedication to its ideas and images, then I'd be delighted to go on more flights of fancy with Hiccup and Toothless.

April 12, 2016

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NPR

It's clear that [director Dean DeBlois] took inspiration from the first Star Wars trilogy - not a bad model for breathing new life, and yes, a bit of fire, into one of Hollywood's more nuanced animated franchises.

June 13, 2014

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New Zealand Herald

How to Train Your Dragon is peppered with plenty of wit to keep parents and kids alike happy, but is not afraid to get a bit dark at times, which may be challenging for younger audiences.

May 17, 2016

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Grantland

The entire film is a romance -- visually, parentally, ecologically. It's got the emotional, humorous, exciting sweep you want from a summer movie.

June 17, 2014

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ReelViews

Although there are times when bits of the movie feel extraneous, the production as a whole comes across more like an organic extension of the original tale than something tacked on purely to score at the box office.

June 13, 2014

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Critic's Notebook

More alarming are the regressive messages about gender and race the film subliminally projects.

October 08, 2015

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The Big Issue

The animation is zippy and crammed with smart sight gags.

June 14, 2016

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Time Out

Hats off to Dreamworks for offering some bold surprises in a respectable sequel filled with moments of humour and emotion among its ample noise and movement.

July 08, 2014

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