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(2019) (voices of Jay Baruchel, America Ferrera) (PG)

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- QUICK TAKE:
- Computer Animated Adventure: A young man tries to protect his pet dragon from a dragon slayer who's intent on killing it.
- PLOT:
- With the passing of his father and having now been reunited with his mother, Valka (voice of CATE BLANCHETT), young twenty-something Hiccup (voice of JAY BARUCHEL) is the ruler of the Viking island of Berk. Having previously proved to the Vikings -- including his late father's right-hand man Gobber (voice of CRAIG FERGUSON) -- that people and dragons can peacefully coexist, Hiccup and others -- including his girlfriend Astrid (voice of AMERICA FERRERA), obnoxious fraternal twins Ruffnut (voice of KRISTEN WIIG) and Toughnut (voice of JUSTIN RUPPLE), Fishlegs (voice of CHRISTOPHER MINTZ-PLASSE) and Snoutlout (voice of JONAH HILL) -- routinely rescue dragons and bring them back to their island where Hiccup's rare Night Fury dragon Toothless is their king.
But during their last rescue mission, they failed to spot another Night Fury, and longtime dragon slayer Grimmel (voice of F. MURRAY ABRAHAM) intends to use that female to lure in Toothless so that he can finally finish off the last of their kind. After a perilous run-in with that villain, Hiccup decides they must move Toothless and the other dragons to a hidden world his father once spoke of and where the dragons will be safe forever.
No one knows if that place is real, however, and while trying to protect Toothless from Grimmel and his ferocious Deathgripper dragons, Hiccup must come to grips with the fact that he might have to say goodbye to his beloved dragon forever.
- WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT?
- They will if they're fans of the previous two films.
- WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG
- For adventure action and some mild rude humor.
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