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Robert

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I watched it with our 6 year old. Very good family movie! It's full of action and humour (lots of viking jokes). Highly recommended! Definitely one of the better animated movies in recent times. A bit scary at some parts - some ugly dragons/monsters do appear, so be cautious regarding small children.
 
Saw it the week after Easter in 3D. I thought the beginning was a bit slow. Worth seeing, but I'm not sure that the 3D effects were worth the upcharge.

My middle son and I wore our glasses upside down during some of the previews so we could see them in "D3".
 
Saw it a few weeks ago, and it was better than most animated movies (Example of not so good: Shrek 2, 3...). Good enough to be enjoyed by us big kids, too... Even my 14 year old son!

Be sure to see "Up" as well if you haven't already. Same with "WALL·E".
 
I saw it last Saturday night with my 12 year old daughter we both loved it.
The movie was much better than I thought it would be good message too.
 
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Great movie.

I found the depiction of the vikings' lifestyle entertaining!

I have a fish pond and a black frog has decided to take residence nearby. She looks like Toothless (but meaner-looking) so that's the nickname we gave her!
 
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