buzzmcnabbNuffink is that Gavin vine where he’s crying over ripped paper and his dad/uncle is just like “that’s a flyer for a lawn service, buddy” and he just goes “huh?”
None of you can convince me otherwise
Happy boys
ohmygaang
HTTYD3 SPOILERS !!!
So I just watched httyd3 a second time and surprisingly I didn’t cry as much. BUT MY FRIENDS OOOH!! They were making fun of me for crying the first time but they cried even before me lmao
There was this woman that started sobbing really really loudly as Astrid said “I was the first one to believe in you”
My friend had the absolute cutest reaction to the wedding. As soon as the camera started zooming in on the crowd she whispered “oh my god” very soft and in tears. THAT WAS SO CUTE!
I’ve never seen the cinema this full and I tell you every single person there cried!!
deetakoyankee
The parallelism of Stoick and hiccup saying when i was a boy makes me laugh and sad somehow.
Stoick’s : When I was a boy , My father told me to bang my head into a rock.
Hiccup’s : When I was a boy there were dragons.
It was like when they said that an era had ended. For stoick the era of killing dragons and making a mark as a dragon killer at young age has ended.
and with hiccup the era of dragons had ended. I know i might over think too much but it’s just makes sense if you think of it.
wehaveourdragons
Hi not to ruin your night, but those are tears welling up in Astrid’s eyes
She didn’t wanna show him this way, but it’d be the only way he’d listen.
We haven’t seen a look on Hiccup like that since he collapsed when Stoick died and this is that starting moment when he realizes in his own words that “I only thought of the world I wanted, not the one you needed.”
micromys
More spoilery thoughts on Hiccup and Astrid and something I liked about how it was handled in 3 and. basically lots of proud feelings about my dumb Viking children because I love them
oneleggeddork
chiefhiccstrid
The amount of times Toothless has licked Hiccup in this film. The boy needs to bathe
mirka-dragon
graphrofberk
ruinedchildhood
