I have never watched How to Train Your Dragon—an act of sacrilege until advertisements of its live action remake started bombarding my feed, and the shots I were seeing looked good. Interesting, at least.
To the theatre I went, with no expectations on plot or animation—just the hope to find a good remake.
I did, in fact, find a good movie. A great movie, even.
PART ONE: It’s a Good Movie
April of 2019. It was a beautiful day outside. Birds were singing, flowers were blooming, and on days like these kids like us would be playing a game of cricket. But not today. We were huddled in a circle, discussing theories for the upcoming Avengers movie. I was the main speaker, cooking up some mind blowing theories (I copied them from MatPat[1]). There was some sort of magic in those movies you couldn’t find anywhere else.
I don’t usually watch horror films (I get very scared), but the lunch table gang invited me to see the FNAF movie, so, of course, I made an exception this time. Also, I was intrigued after hearing mixed reviews from my classmates and decided I wanted to see it for myself.
I used to be terrified seeing the animatronics back in elementary school. That all went out the window after they released the Security Breach game a few years ago.
